The Candide hotel-restaurant is located in the heart of the upper town of Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, at the foot of the famous Saint-Marie Cathedral. This small village of 250 inhabitants is an essential tourist and historical stopover in Haute-Garonne, in the heart of the central Pyrenees, 1 hour from Toulouse and 30 minutes from Tarbes.
Our 15 rooms for 2 to 4 people, located on the first and second floors, welcome you in an authentic, simple and elegant decor. For your comfort, we will accompany you to your room and bring up your luggage. Animals are accepted within reason.
Our hotel is not accessible to people with reduced mobility because we do not have an elevator (prefectural exemption). On the other hand, the restaurant room is.
The restaurant on the ground floor offers a generous buffet breakfast in the morning, as well as catering throughout the day in season: lunch, tea room, aperitif-tapas, and dinner, all exclusively homemade and composed mainly from local products supplied via short circuits. The menu focuses on local cuisine. That of the southwest, of course, but also that of elsewhere, with a few exotic escapades according to the desires.
Mahel and Jeff will have the pleasure of welcoming you, ensuring the right balance between conviviality and tranquility , according to your wishes.
Staying at the Candide hotel-restaurant allows you to enjoy many attractions of the village, its surroundings and the region.
The towns of Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges and Valcabrère have become emblematic tourist places. As such, they are distinguished by the label major sites of the Occitanie Pyrénées Méditerranée region , the label remarkable heritage sites and the label of the most beautiful villages in France . They are also listed as UNESCO World Heritage for the routes to Santiago de Compostela.
Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges or 2000 years of a tumultuous history successively written by the Convenes and the Romans, then by the Visigoths and the Franks... From the great city of the Western Roman Empire and the radiant bishopric from the Middle Ages, a remarkable archaeological and architectural heritage and quantities of mysteries remain! At the foot of the imposing cathedral, which looks like a fortified castle, lie the ruins of the forum, the ancient theater and the paleo-Christian church. Very close to Saint-Bertrand, the peaceful Saint-Just de Valcabrère basilica seems nestled in a Tuscan setting.
