Name: Auberge du Fel
Address: Le Fel, Le Fel, Le Fel, Le Fel, 12140, France
Rating: 9

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Fel is a delightful village perched above the Lot valley with its own appelation which was previously unknown to us. The auberge is run by a lovely couple who deserve to do well. Our room was quite simply furnished but airy, modern and comfortable and with wonderful views from the small balcony. The cooking in the restaurant was to a high standard although we found some of the flavour combinations challenging.

Lovely location

The auberge is in a wonderful setting in the very pretty village of Le Fel. There is a lovely dining room but we were lucky to have great weather so we ate outside on the terrace. The food was excellent, all local, fresh and seasonal but with unusual twists that make the dishes stand out. We had a starter of cream of brebis with pickled radish, a main of beautifully cooked fillet of cod on caramelised water melon and a dessert based on dark chocolate filled with chestnut cream on a biscuit base. All washed down with an excellent local white wine Peyrouty from the Mousset’s vineyard which is just outside the village! The service was professional and friendly. We can’t wait to go again!!

Superb Sunday lunch.

This little auberge on the hilltop overlooking the River Lot is an example of what France does best. Warm welcome, pretty little hotel in a charming flowered village. And the icing on the cake, literally, was the exceptional talent and efforts provided by the young chef/co-owner. Anything that could be home made was, including the delicious bread and olive oil.
The pre-dinner stroll around the hamlet of Le Fel offers an amazing collection of different kinds of hydrangeas, and beautiful views of the Vallée du Lot.

A hidden treasure, not to be missed. France should be proud!

We spent 3 nights in Le Fel, a gorgeous village at the end of a narrow winding road. Our accommodation was terrific with a very comfortable bed and a little balcony that offered fantastic views and a real opportunity to unwind. Free wifi and parking, definitely need a car to explore the surrounding villages and towns. Anais was warm and friendly and thankfully spoke excellent English as our French is limited. David was responsible for the most amazingly and innovative food which had a focus on local produce.
I can’t recommend both the hotel and restaurant highly enough. Rural France was an experience we won’t forget.

Superb hotel and restaurant 

We have never been disappointed in a meal at this auberge but tonight’s meal was exceptional. We had the Menu de Marché (22€), which is a three course meal of locally produced fresh food, accompanied by a very nice bottle of Le Fel rosé wine (Mousset 18€). The starter was gazpacho of rocket with seasonal vegetables on a gateau of sweets chestnuts with a honey dressing, followed by duck with a mousseline of celery then the best chocolate mousse I’ve ever had!!! It was a lovely warm evening so we were sitting outside on the terrace in this very pretty village, which just added to the occasion. The service was excellent so we can’t wait to go back again as soon as we can.

Another wonderful meal!

This is an amazing hotel, located at the top of a green mountain in a little village.  The views are amazing.  I felt like I was in Switzerland.  The hotel was great, with a restaurant on site.  Very easy to be there with the other 10 or so guests.  If you are visiting Conques or the surrounding area, I highly recommend this bed and breakfast.

We have just had a marvellous meal at this lovely auberge, tucked away in the glorious countryside above the River Lot in the Aveyron. The restaurant wasn’t busy on a Tuesday night in mid May but everything was cooked to perfection from fresh locally sourced ingredients and served by very friendly and helpful staff. We had the menu of the day, which was 22€ for three courses, and every mouthful was a delight!!! They have a very good wine menu, including excellent local wines, but we chose a bottle of Pic St Loup from the Languedoc, which accompanied the main dish of rabbit very well indeed. We can’t recommend the restaurant highly enough!

Fantastic meal

We spent four nights here in early September. We had a well equipped room overlooking the very tranquil village (hardly any passing traffic). The roads to/from the hotel made for interesting driving but the views are amazing. It's worth spending time walking round the village following the footpaths (some are vey steep) which are well signposted with helpful explanatory notices at points of interest. The local wine is good and the vineyards are on steep terraces which is certainly atypique A lovely area with much to see - winding reviews with great views of the Lot valley, Entraygues, Conques, Estaing, ceramics at Le Don du Fel  - we will certainly return to the Aveyron. Food is good albeit the menu is limited and being demi-pension there was no choice; that said, the food is high quality, with local produce. My wife is vegetarian (we notified the hotel of this) and vegetarian meals were provided, but there was a lack of variety - ie rice twice and leeks twice. 
Most unusual - the hotel only opens at 17.00 (we thought this was a typo) - and they really mean it! We did find this off-putting after a longish drive though.
Breakfast is a high point - some of the best viennoiseries I have ever tasted - with good local jams / honey.
We would return here.

Very peaceful

Just returned from a three night stay, four adults in the two Balcony rooms. Recent change of ownership to a very enthusiastic young couple who have refurbished the rooms and public areas.
Anais (front of house speaks very good English) greeted us and made us very welcome. The rooms are well equipped, very clean and with lovely views. Her Partner, David, is the Chef and produces delicious, well presented simple meals. Set evening menu €22 for three courses and local Le Fel wine starting at €17 which we thought good value. The breakfast was excellent and all the produce is locally sourced and Organic wherever possible.
The location is stunning, yes it is up a winding road (recently resurfaced) but nothing unusual for the Aveyron, we have been up a lot worse in Scotland! Good well way marked local walks (PR 14 and 15) from the door and the village has explanatory sign boards dotted around giving information about the local history and Architecture. There is a good display of local life at the Mairie and also a small Vineyard and Orchard again with explanatory notices. 
The views and sunsets are to die for, the Lot is just below for swimming, Fishing, hiking, Kayaking and Canoeing. You can hire electric bikes from the Auberge.
The local town of Entraygues sur Truyere has all the local services one could wish for as well as a super shady square surrounded by Cafes. Tourist info for walking guide maps etc.
We could not fault our stay and loved every minute. Anais and David should be very proud of what they are achieving! Rural France at it's very best!

Excellent very friendly service and very good value. Beautiful location and lovely food

We stayed at this Auberge for 1 night and the staff were very friendly. The room with a balcony and valley views was more than adequate and even had tea making facilities in the room. The quality of the meal was superb with a window view and superb sunset. The food was very local produce and was of a high standard. It may not have suited some with a restricted palette. The roads to and from the village were not suitable for the faint hearted but so worth the effort. The next day we visited Conques and were so glad we had stayed where we did. A worthwhile experience. Not really suited to children in our opinion

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