The staff here were really friendly, and you can't beat the location—it's just a short walk to the main square. My standard king room with a bath was perfectly fine. 😊.

the breakfast looked sensational, with excellent regional products, unfortunately we were in a hurry and didn't try it. the staff was very attentive and friendly and our stay was very enjoyable, would book again.

Location: the hotel was really close to a market and the cathedral. Found Symposium with perfect drinks 400 metres away...

This hotel has a charming vibe, offers a great restaurant, and is located in a peaceful spot that's still close to everything we wanted to visit, plus it's just a short walk from Lewes Priory Park.

The manager was amazingly helpful - even though the hotel was closed during the day he gave us an access code so that we could leave our bags there both on arrival and departure. Breakfast was superb - fruit, cheese, meat, yogurts, juices, cake and wonderful bread with croissants, huge selection of jams and drinks. Great value. The hotel could not be more central for visiting the old parts of Rodez.

It's a beautiful, small hotel right by the Cathedral in the village center. Great location; quiet and classy hotel. The proprietor was very nice.

Review for Hotel Du Clocher in Rodez:

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Hotel Du Clocher. the location is fantastic, just a short 10-15 minute walk from Southover Grange Gardens and conveniently close to everything you need. the staff were always courteous and pleasant, making my experience even better. Plus, the breakfast was sensational, featuring excellent regional products that truly impressed me. The location is fantastic, just a short walk from Southover Grange Gardens and conveniently close to everything. the staff are courteous and pleasant. the breakfast features excellent regional products.

Nice staff, clean and very convenient to everything.

Location was good near to tge old town and also near a restaurant la taverne which does good food. Room was clean and bed was comfortable. I liked the en suite especially the large shower head.

I was disappointed on two counts Firstly I booked a single room and although u expect single room to be smaller this was a cupboard. All that was in it was a single bed and tiny table. No wardrobe, no bedside locker. It was basically a box and the window looked onto a wall so there was no light, making the room seem smaller still. Secondly the breakfast (which was extra) was not fresh. The milk for my cereal was sour and the fruit had seen far better days, they were not fresh either. I would not recommend the single room but maybe the double rooms are better.

I chose Du Clocher due to its proximity to Notre Dame Cathedral and Museum Denys-Puech. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the free post-transfer assistance provided by the transfer team. The multilingual staff and the on-site coffee shop/cafe were also great amenities.

The hotel was often closed, with no staff present. The room was not cleaned properly, and the Wi-Fi connection was very poor in our room.

It was in an historic building in the very centre of town. The bathroom was brand new and contained requisites above the 2 * category. Breakfast was plentiful and varied. The manager was extremely friendly and helpful although it helped that I speak fluent French

It was closed when we arrived at 2.15 in the afternoon and we had to phone the manager and wait 15 minutes in the street until he arrived. The coconut matting in the room was so uncomfortable that it was impossible to walk barefoot. Being an old building the windows were very small and the buildings opposite were very close as it was a narrow alleyway so if you want some daylight make sure you stay on the top (3rd) floor. Some kind of refrigeration is required on the breakfast buffet as the cheese and salami were perspiring profusely

Hotel was well located with beautiful Catheral around the corner. Lovely fruit and vegetable market on Saturday morning. Really enjoyed our stay

The hotel's location in the heart of the historic district of the city centre of Rodez, at the foot of its famous bell tower, was truly remarkable. It felt like staying in a private mansion with its authentic Louis 14 staircase, which added a touch of elegance and charm to the overall experience. The modern room we stayed in was spacious, comfortable, and beautifully designed, making us feel like royalty in our own little kingdom.

Wi-Fi connection in the room was poor.

The hotel is located in the centre of Rodez, adjacent to the Cathedral and the shopping area. The breakfast was more varied than the usual French selection of bread, jam and coffee, and included cereals, meat, fruit etc. I wasn't troubled by any street noise. The cathedral bells didn't trouble me at night, but were very atmospheric in the morning.

There was no obvious hotel parking. Because I was back packing this wasn't an issue to me; there were car parks reasonably nearby, but they would entail something of a walk. The view from my room was awful, consisting of a rusty drain pipe and some fans. There was a most unpleasant sewage smell in the bathroom in the morning. The proprietor spoke no English, but then again, why should he? We got by with my limited French. Probably in view of its central location this hotel has some merit, but doesn't really have much else going for it. I would not return out of choice.

Very central position. Owner very helpful with regards parking etc, as the nearby parking was to be taken up with a summer market the next day. Breakfast was plentiful and varied, ranging from fruit and yoghurt, to cheese and ham, bread & jam etc. Excellent value at 8€50.

No air conditioning. Seagrass matting very uncomfortable for barefeet. Take flipflops