I stayed here for one night last week with a friend. I was called on the day I was due to arrive and someone from the hotel left me a message telling me that they had no rooms available - although I had made the booking over a week before - so they had put us into a hotel in... More

The hotel is an ancient monastic school. The buildings are beautiful. Stayed in the 3* section. Rooms Spartan (it was not a pupose built hotel, and this has it's own charm) but adequate, lovely view, peaceful and quiet. Soreze is a gorgeous GORGEOUS little town. Very quiet with only two restaurants and one pub in addition to the hotel. Service... More

We have just returned from a long weekend in France and stayed one night at the Hotel & Spa Abbaye. I booked the room on the internet after seeing the photo's of the beautiful rooms and with facilities such as the pool & spa, but oh dear what a let down! This huge ancient building is set in Soreze-a typical... More

My girlfriend and me stayed for a night there. It was really worth it. Calm hotel. It seems like you travel back in time. High ceiling. Ancient tile. Triple windows... Really strange but so exciting. Plus there is a swimming pool and a very large garden if you wanna run in the morning. There is a few things to do... More

We stayed here the first week of July, unfortunately only for one night. We didn't know where we were going until our gps told us we had arrived. We were in Carcassonne on our way to Toulousse and needed a place close to stay in between the two. It is a bit out of the way, but the road trip... More

I stayed here while on a trip between Marseille and Toulouse. It's a little isolated and the place doesn't offer much to do. The gardens were a little sad and nobody used them. And the rooms were also hard to find within the building, several stories up and down with a very complicated system of entering the buildings. The village... More

I chose this hotel as an overnight stop enroute from Carcassonne to Milau. Up in the Black Mountains, Soreze is a small town built around this historic 8th century abbey, which, following the French Revolution, became a private boys school. Now a luxury hotel, it has 2 buildings--one a 2-star hotel and the other a 3-star. We stayed on the... More