Hôtel*** de France

18, Place du Général de Gaulle - 12130 ST GENIEZ D’OLT

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A family-run establishment since 1921 with 46 rooms, ideally located in the heart of Saint-Geniez-d'Olt et d'Aubrac – a Green Holiday Resort of 2,000 inhabitants in the Lot Valley (with a wealth of local shops), perfectly positioned between the Aubrac plateau to the north and the Causses to the south. Laurence and Jean-Bernard Adam welcome you in a warm and family-friendly atmosphere, for all types of stays !

This lovely hotel, whose central village location is much appreciated by guests, offers comfortable and pleasant accommodation at great value. Fully renovated in 2021, it now features a brand-new restaurant, café and terrace, a new lift, a renovated bar and reception area, and an additional restaurant room – everything you need to recharge in a sunny setting and discover this peaceful corner of Occitanie.

Laurence, Jean-Bernard and their team welcome you to the Aveyron

Whether travelling alone, as a couple, with family or as a group, guests can explore all the riches of the Rouergue countryside, a land of traditions, flavours and colours, through bed & breakfast stays, half or full board, organised weekends or longer trips, stop lunches, day coach tours, sports breaks or simply a stopover on the road to your holiday.

Laurence, Jean-Bernard and their team welcome you to the Aveyron

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Highlights of Hôtel de France ***

After a day of exploration, travellers can enjoy a moment of relaxation in a warm and welcoming environment. The hotel offers facilities especially appreciated by senior guests:

Group Stays
- Capacity: 46 charming rooms with comfort and character
- Free coach and car parking
- PRM Accessible
- Twin beds available
Comfort & Services:
- Spacious and modern restaurant
- Bar lounge and board games
- Covered terrace
- Lift
- Elegant and comfortable rooms
- Coach parking in the immediate vicinity
- Free Wi-Fi

Discoveries suited to every season

Hôtel de France is the ideal base for exploring the Aveyron – a region rich in heritage and spectacular landscapes. From medieval villages and historic bastides to unspoilt natural sites, visitors can discover iconic places such as Rodez, known for its remarkable architecture and authentic atmosphere.

The region also invites guests to explore the wide open spaces of the Aubrac plateau and the wild scenery of the Gorges du Tarn, as well as a renowned local food culture steeped in tradition. Between heritage, nature and gastronomy, a stay at Hotel de France is the perfect opportunity to discover the authentic soul of the Aveyron.

Tailored excursions allow guests to discover the region at their own pace, in a convivial and friendly spirit.

Location & Environment

18, Place du Général de Gaulle - 12130 ST GENIEZ D’OLT

A charming establishment steeped in history, Hotel de France is rooted in the hotelier tradition and typical architecture of the Aveyron. Housed in a characterful building at the heart of a heritage-rich area, it upholds the art of hospitality in a region where history, traditions and gastronomy hold a central place.

Set in an authentic environment of plateaux, valleys and villages of character, the hotel is an ideal base for discovering the cultural and historical riches of the Aveyron. Medieval bastides, Romanesque churches and unspoilt landscapes invite visitors on a journey to the heart of southern French history and tradition.

Points of interest

The Millau Viaduct
(43 km)
standing at a record-breaking 343 metres tall, this multi-cable-stayed structure is a thing of exceptional beauty
L’Aubrac
(28 km)
A pastoral plateau, vast unspoilt landscapes and alpine huts.
St Côme d’Olt
(14 km)
whose church has a strikingly twisted bell tower
La Maison de la Photo, featuring photographs by Jean-Marie Périer, the photographer of the yéyé era
(196 km)
Cordes sur Ciel
(92 km)
A former Cathar fortified house, now a museum of sugar production.