La Ferme Des Ailleurs - One-Bedroom Apartment

Not a traditional hotel, but an excellent place to stay. Rooms were very clean, beds very nice and the whole set up with a bar on the grounds and park in the back of the property really great (especially with our dog). Easy street parking, a couple of 'fast food' options in easy walking distance (and more restaurants a short drive away). Only thing - if you do have a dog, some of the rooms are on the 2nd floor and the stairs are open backed and the flooring a 'metal lattice' type grating. No problem for humans with shoes, but our 40 kg greyhound found it a bit tricky. The hosts really tried to help find us another room on the ground floor but they were full. If we had known, we'd just have worked that out in advance.

I was attracted to this property for it's fresh minimalist clean look. After driving through France from Italy just wanting a peaceful room to relax in over night when we arrived yes the parking is directly outside, but all the rooms were accessible (which is not a problem at all) but they were big, sparce, nothing in the bathrooms (I saw a few rooms) and the rooms resembled a hospital room (accompanied by a hospital smell). Of course I understand accessible rooms are 100% necessary however I looked back on Hotels.com listing and NOWHERE did it say it was equipt as an accessible hotel. The images are cleverly cropped to look like fresh minimal style rooms. We arrived after 8pm and there was a 20+ brass band practicing in the courtyard. when we woke up at 3.45am because it was too hot (we had been sleeping in a room of 29 degrees +) there were 4 people talking at normal volume in the courtyard like it was midday. You couldn't even write this story and believe it to be true. When we asked for a different room when we arrived a) because we had been allocated the room directly outside the practicing brass band b) because of the hospital smell, the receptionist was very kind and accomodating to show us 2 other rooms. We had to take the best of the two offered. Very expensive for what it turned out to be and very disappointing. Dirty plates and cutlery, we literally could not wait to leave. So we left at 4.30am. :(

Lovely setting in a quiet town. Loads of games for the children to play and lodges were very large. Only negative for us was that it was incredibly hot and there was no AC except some fans that didn’t really help but otherwise would definitely stay again

I booked this as a one night stop over on our way home from holiday in France. It was in a quiet location with easy parking on the street. We hadn’t realised when we booked that we would need air conditioning due to the extreme weather and that it didn’t have any. The rooms were unbelievably hot and we ended up wandering round the farm and using the bar to get us some air. The whole set up is great and we played table tennis and basketball as well as seeing the goats and chickens. We cooked a basic pasta meal and was pleased to see there was a dishwasher

Huge room, sitting room and small kitchen. Very quiet, parking right outside. Comfortable, clean and good value.

Bright and clean times, great shared kitchen facility, lovely staff and a nice short walk at the back of the hotel (great of you’re staying with dogs).

The staff were fabulous. Warm, kind and welcoming.

Upon check in, it was apparent there was a language barrier, however through the help of Google translate I was able to easily get checked in. Staff were very warm and helpful in overcoming this obstacle. The room was large and clean, giving everyone their own bit of space. The room was not equipped with a toaster, a small added touch that would have been nice. The only other thing I found odd, which is maybe normal for France/Europe, is that there was no sink in the toilet room to wash your hands so you had to walk across the apartment to where the shower/sink was to do so. We rented the bicycles available on site and toured around the area, which was a nice added amenity. We did not partake in any spa activities, although it looked like those who did enjoyed their experience. I likely won't be back in the area, but if I were I would not hesitate to book another stay here.

Previously stayed here and loved it. This trip out me off staying here ever again. Arrived after 10pm from a long drive if over 12 hours to be given a room opposite the function room. Whilst a party was in full swing. Lots of party goers outside being loud and smoking to have to walk through. Room was clean and well equipped. Past 11pm and the noise was still horrific despite their own rules in the wall stating it was quiet hours after 10 pm Took a walk over to reception to ask to move rooms and was told can't as they're full and they'd asked the party to turn the music down and they wouldn't so shrugged her shoulders. 230 am and the music was still going. Zero sleep and an absolute waste of a stop over. I contacted Expedia after midnight and their only suggestion was find somewhere else and check out and they'd try for a refund. No where available at that hour so we were stuck. Avoid at all costs especially if you value your sleep. No one around on check out to discuss

This has honestly been one of my favourite stays in years. Since I travel with my dog, I always look for places that are not only dog-friendly but also practical for small getaways from Belgium by train. For this trip, I wanted something relaxed at the end of summer, with good hikes nearby, a terrace for my dog to sunbathe, and a room with at least a fridge and microwave so I could eat a bit healthier. This place had all of that and more. The rooms are huge, simple in a good way, and super clean. Actually, the whole property is spotless and very tidy; everything feels well cared for, with nothing left lying around. The service really stood out. From the first email before my arrival to check-in and throughout my stay, everything was smooth and welcoming. The staff offer a lot of services, much better than some five-star hotels I’ve been to. Getting coffee, breakfast, or anything else was very easy. Justine at reception deserves a mention; our French and English weren’t perfect, but communication was always easy, and she was always kind and smiling. The accommodation is also well designed for accessibility, making it easy for people with disabilities and their caregivers to enjoy their holiday. They also offer massages, classes, and wellness options like a jacuzzi and sauna, which other guests spoke very highly of. As for being dog-friendly, it was exceptional. There are rules, but all are based on common sense. My dog loved the private backyard of the room and could also