Family-Run Hotel on the Banks of the Lot — Banassac, Lozère

A family-run hotel in Lozère, on the banks of the Lot
We’ve been running this establishment since 1999

We’re situated on the banks of the River Lot, at the very spot where the Aubrac meets the Gorges du Tarn. For thirty years, the same family has been welcoming guests through these doors, guided by the same values regarding hospitality, cuisine and the local area.

What we offer you is not a hotel like any other. It is a traditional Lozère house, with a garden, a river, and people who have been here for a long time.

Each room has its own character: the ‘Privilège’ invites you to enjoy its 30 m² terrace with a soothing view of the river; the ‘Deluxe Balnéo’ offers a bath perfect for moments of relaxation; whilst the ‘Duplex’ provides a spacious area where the whole family naturally feels at ease.

We’ve paid particular attention to every detail: the quality of the bedding, the softness of the sheets, the jams served at breakfast… All these little touches make all the difference and ensure your stay is enjoyable from the very first night.

Our chef cooks up whatever Lozère has to offer this week.

The Aubrac beef comes from neighbours we know personally. The trout is almost straight from the river opposite. The cheeses come from the Aubrac plateau, Lozère and Aveyron. Our eggs and poultry are from the Margeride. The bread comes from the village bakery, but we also bake our own. You could call it regional cuisine. We prefer to call it ‘neighbours’ cuisine’.

For business travellers and teams on the move, we’ve thought of everything:

Just 2 minutes from junction 40 of the A75, the hotel has a free private car park with two charging points for electric vehicles, fibre-optic Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel, and an on-site ‘Maître Restaurateur’ restaurant.

To extend the experience after a day’s work, the Aubrac plateau and the Tarn Gorges are just 30 minutes away, offering the perfect setting to recharge your batteries or enjoy some quality time together.

Here, we don’t separate work from pleasure. We bring them together.