Le Moulin d'Alos

We ended our holiday in France with Jo and Stephen at Le Moulin d'Alos. We had a wonderful stay and Jo and Stephen were magnificent hosts. We were made to feel like royalty and had every need catered for...they even put the rugby on for us when the local bar closed! We joined them at a local festival as well, which was great fun. Couldn't recomend Le Moulin d'Alos more highly!

This really is a very special place to stay. Jo and Steve are great hosts and their attention to detail is exceptional. Beautiful setting-gorgeous grounds, peaceful and spacious. The lovely old house has been stylishly renovated.It retains its character with every modern comfort. Our bedroom was very comfortable with high quality bed linen, home made biscuits on the welcome tray and garden view. The bathroom was fabulous! Delicious breakfast and very enjoyable and sociable evening meal - great food and conversation. We have stayed in many Sawdays places but this is one of the very best.

Le Moulin d’Alos is a gem. We have spent many holidays in the Tarn but this Chambres d’Hôtes rivals all previous accommodation. It is set in an undulating landscape of vineyards and sunflowers, close to many delightful medieval villages. The mill is most tastefully restored. Our room was perfect and opening the shutters each day was a joy. A delicious breakfast is served in the wisteria arbour and there are cushioned loungers by the beautiful pool. Table d’hôtes is offered – great food wine and conversation. Our hosts make guests feel special. Sue and Arthur

The most lovely tranquil place; breakfast each morning under an arbour of vine and wisteria, was a treat, and if you persuade Jo and Steve to cook an evening meal for you it will be absolutely delicious. Our bedroom was extremely comfortable with everything you might need and Jo and Steve were the most friendly and caring of hosts.

This is a stunning place, set in a little valley away from traffic and any disturbance, totally tranquil. The hosts are also delightful and have created a wonderful chamber d'hotes. The rooms are big and finished to a very high standard. One of the most comfortable beds we've ever experienced. Very tempting to have a lie-in! Table d'hotes also available and equally delightful. Highly recommended.

A beautiful discovery: the 18th century water mill of Alos, renovated into a chambre and table d'hôtes. Fortified by delicious breakfasts we did some half day hikes enjoying the magnificent scenery of the region. After sampling the Tarn’s rich history by exploring Albigensian ‘bastide’ towns, abbeys and museums we sat down to a delicious dinner every evening. Here we experienced and enjoyed the real spirit of what a ‘chambre d’hôte’ should be: where one feels relaxed with friendly, attentive hosts who like meeting with their guests, sharing information and having interesting discussions.

A charming, tranquil watermill that attracts solitude-seekers, nature lovers and star-gazers, Jo and Steve's warm welcome and home cooking will delight.