Name: Aurelia
Address: Vielle-Aure, Vielle-Aure, Vielle-Aure, Vielle-Aure, 65170, France
Rating: 9

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Booked for a weeks cycling around Saint-Lary-Soulan. Family run hotel, very clean and well maintained, the room was a decent enough standard and all furnishings were in good order. There is a basement bike storage area which is locked at night(security isn't really a concern in this area). The family who run the hotel are very pleasant and helpful people - a really lovely team. The highlight though is the food, I was on a half board deal and every evening was like an episode of masterchef - different menu every evening, cooked to perfection, beautifully presented with a real bit of pride and attention to detail. I have no hesitation in recommending the Aurelia and have every intention of revisiting myself at some point in the not too distant future.  

Happy & well fed cyclist

Stayed 4 days at this hotel with our cycling club.  The hotel is clean, the rooms are simple but spacious enough. 
Breakfast has good options and tasty teas and excellent bread.  
Dinner is really excellent.  The food is well presented, quality local ingredients and was the highlight of the stay. 
The staff is friendly and knows the needs of cyclists.

Great stay, excellent food, friendly and attentive staff.

Stayed here on a rect road trip.  The hotel is easy to find with ample free car parking.  The owners and staff are very friendly and speak good English.  The rooms are large, comfortable, well appointed and very quiet,

Lovely hotel with great mountain views

We arrived in St-Lary and Booking dot com advised that there were four hotels here. It is a small town. Three of the four hotels we went to were closed. This town in May is end of ski season and summer season has not yet started. The two star Hotel Aurelia was the only one that was open. I would say that this hotel is more that just a two star. The staff and owners were lovely, as was their daughter who served breakfast. The rooms were really nice and I couldn't have wanted any more. All spoke great English. Breakfast good value and with lovely selection of cakes and croissants. Will definitely stay here again. Thank you.

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I stayed in June with a group of walking friends. Rooms are basic and small, but clean and comfortable with good mattresses. There is a drying room, plenty of hot water and a pool just about big enough to do lengths in. The owners took great care of us, even indulging our request for off-menu sandwiches and filling our thermos with hot water for a mountaintop tea. The food is excellent, with alternative choices for those who don't want the set menu choice, though everyone always does. The hors d'oeuvres and the breakfast buffets were quickly replenished after a horde of cyclists went through them like a plague of locusts. You won't go hungry. The orange juice, yoghurt, jam etc are all delicious. I think they also get the balance right between sporting groups and tourists. I would give 6 for service if I could. The cleaning is thorough but the endless troops of sporty types like us, bringing rain and mud off the mountains, mean a 5 star gloss can't be maintained everywhere, hence the 4. It's certainly nice enough for a budget weekend away, mostly because of the fabulous food.

An excellent budget hotel.

My cycling partner and I used the Hotel Aurelia as our base for a week of cycling in the Pyrenees’ in July.  We spent a total of four nights.  

It is centrally located for bicyclists interested in experiencing the iconic Tour de France Pyrenees mountain climbs.  From this location we did one day trips up the Pla d’Adet, the Peyresourde, the Aspin and the Tourmalet.   The Pla d’Adet is right above St. Lary Soulan.  The Peyresourde was approximately a 35 mile round trip.  The Aspin-Tourmalet ride was about a 66 mile round trip.  The Azet is a climb immediately to the east of town.  

There is a secure car park.  The hotel permits bike storage in the ski storage room.

We shared a double room.  The accommodations were spartan but clean, well kept and adequate.  For two guys with a lot of gear, the room size was just about right.  Another square meter would have been nice though.  There were no drawers to unpack into.   We figured out how to make do with the closet and built in shelves.  The bathroom was large by Euro standards with a shower only.  There was a dearth of electrical outlets and they were in weird locations.  Like our go-to outlet was above the headboard of my bed.  The free wifi was reliable and reasonably fast.  The pillows were soft and beds firm.

 We had a room and board package.  In short, the food was fantastic.  Breakfasts were a buffet of hard boiled eggs, cold meat, cheeses, cereals, yogurt, and pastries.  There were croissants, a coffee pot, steamed milk and juice at your table.  Dinners were tasty, multiple course, and large enough to satisfy a hungry cyclist.  The desserts were outstanding. 

The staff was very friendly and helpful.  Communication in English was possible with just about anyone we dealt with.

Friendly Staff - Great Food

very impressed with the friendly and professional service, will certainly go back!

Great hotel, professionally run

Situated between Vielle Aure and St. Lary, the hotel is easly reached from both on foot. It is just 5-10 min. away from the GR 10 trail, making it the ideal hotel to stay at while following the trail. The food is copious and delicious, and the wine list is long. There is even a small swimming pool, but beware - no bathing short allowed, so remember to pack your speedos.

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