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We stayed in Millau for the half marathon over the bridge. The hotel was in an ideal location - mid way between the start and finish, and only a short walk from the bars and restaurants. The proprietor is quiet but helpful (good restaurant recommendations!) which suited us. We booked the car parking in advance which was a great help over the race weekend as the town was full. The room was comfortable, and the bed was long enough for someone 1.85m tall and I've had the 3 best nights sleep I've had in a hotel. Yes, the hotel is old, but that's part of its charm and our room was clean and perfectly adequate. The breakfast was simple and all we wanted.

The hotel is in the perfect situation for a stay in millau. Parking was easily available outside. The lady owner is courteous and helpful and speaks English well. We stayed in a courtyard room whichwas very practical...very French and overall very good value. Millau is beautiful

We stayed for one night as an en-route stop-over. The room was large and clean and the bathroom okay although rather tired. The lady owner was helpful and provided a continental breakfast which was absolutely fine, consisting of cereals, bread and croissants. Of interest is that the house was once lived in by the opera singer Emma Calvé (1858-1942) and there is a folder with a potted biography and other information about Millau in the room. The room was well heated, so well in fact that I turned the radiator off. The wifi speed was so good that I was able to listen to a recording of Emma Calvé on YouTube while sitting in her house. The room looked out over the street but I was not unduly disturbed by the traffic noise on a Saturday night. Reasonably priced and with only two stars, you could easily stay here comfortably for several nights as long as you are not looking for any frills.