'Bang in the middle of decent-sized, pleasant town', behind the Hôtel de Ville, is this converted 17th century Ursuline convent, now a B&B hotel. A visitor found it 'peaceful, efficiently run and reasonably priced'. Rooms are simply furnished and a little worn around the edges, but are spacious and charming; the bright large lobby is welcoming. Staff go out of their way to make guests' stay enjoyable. There is secure parking, but cars need to be parked by 10.30pm. The continental breakfast buffet includes cereals, pastries, yoghurts but no meats or eggs. There's no lift but rooms are available on the ground floor. For meals try La Ferme ('packed with serious local eaters').