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Hotels in Ariege, Midi-Pyrenees
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L'Oustal del Barry
Najac, Midi-Pyrenees, France
In a remote spot above the Aveyron gorges, this well-preserved bastide village (population 250) was founded in the 13th century below a hilltop fortress, now a ruin.

Hotel Sainte-Foy
Conques, Midi-Pyrenees, France
On a pilgrim route, this 'magical village', spectacularly situated on a wooded hillside above a gorge, is one of the most romantic in south-west France.

Hotel Eychenne
St-Girons, Midi-Pyrenees, France
For one family, this hotel/restaurant was “the highlight of our holiday: the accommodation was excellent, the wine list better, the food better still”.

Hotel du Midi-Papillon
St-Jean-Du-Bruel, Midi-Pyrenees, France
For over 150 years, five generations of Papillons have owned and run this former relais de poste. It stands by a humpbacked medieval bridge in an old village on the River Dourbie, in the western Cévennes.

Le Pont de l'Ouysse
Lacave, Midi-Pyrenees, France
On the site of a former farm, the Chambon family”s famous restaurant-with-rooms started life as a hotel/café in 1886 when a stone bridge was built over the River Ouysse.

Hotel Garonne
Toulouse, Midi-Pyrenees, France
A reader whose flight was cancelled due to a strike was consoled by the discovery of this small hotel in a quiet, narrow street in the old city.

Auberge du Fel
Le Fel, Midi-Pyrenees, France
This “immaculate, tiny village, like a film set” stands high on an escarpment above the valleys of the Lot and the Truyère, north of Rodez.

Hotel Terminus
Cahors, Midi-Pyrenees, France
Cahors, in a famous wine region, has some characterless modern buildings but also some interesting old ones, eg, the fortified 14th-century Pont Valentré over the Lot.

L'Abbaye-Chateau de Camon
Camon, Midi-Pyrenees, France
'Just as lovely as we remembered,' says a returning visitor to this converted 10th-century abbey, part of a castle in this lovely old fortified village, way south-west of Carcassonne.

La Villa de Mazamet
Mazamet, Midi-Pyrenees, France
In a quiet residential area this 1930s maison de maitre has been restored to preserve its original heritage while providing modern comfort and amenities.

Cap de Castel
Puylaurens, Midi-Pyrenees, France
In the old centre of this former Cathar stronghold, this converted 13th-century château has “fabulous views” over surrounding countryside and bedrooms in two 17th-century buildings.

Domaine de Terrac
Rimont, Ariege, France
In a hamlet near Castelnau, this welcoming small B&B hotel stands in a garden facing the Pyranees; from its terrace there are wide views.

Hostellerie des 7 Molles
Sauveterre-De-Comminges, Midi-Pyrenees, France
Amid the “fabulous scenery” of the Pyrenean foothills, the Ferran family”s hotel is named after the seven watermills (molles = moulins) which once stood nearby.