Villa Dampierre is my favorite place to stay in Pau. I always return here because it has everything I need - Wi-Fi, free parking, an electric kettle, and kitchen utensils. Plus, they even helped me find parking on my first stay. I'm coming back for my next trip!

The staff are amicable as well as the host.

My wonderful room had an excellent bathroom and an exceptionally comfortable bed. And it was facing garden

Convenient location near the city center, easy access to the road leading to Toulouse, right in the heart of town, and a lovely garden for sipping wine 🍷.

This place is a charming old hotel, conveniently located near the town center, restaurants, and a lovely garden, making it very convenient for exploring the city center.

I enjoyed the spacious twin room layout and the beautiful garden view, plus the convenient location near the town's restaurants and gardens.

Lovely rooms that are really nice, plus there's a pretty garden to enjoy 🌸.

I recently stayed at Villa Dampierre for a few nights during my visit to Pau. The location was perfect, within walking distance of the city center, and surrounded by beautiful gardens with mature palms and bamboo. The rooms were incredibly spacious and comfortable, with en-suite bathrooms and kitchen facilities available for guest use. The breakfast was delicious, with a variety of homemade preserves and fresh bread. The hosts were extremely helpful and welcoming. I would definitely recommend this hotel to others.

Would be happy to recommend this hotel.

Nestled in a beautiful garden under big trees, this lovely BnB offers a comfortable stay. the spacious rooms boast comfortable beds and pillows, ensuring a good night's sleep. the bathroom is well-equipped, and the service provided by the friendly owners is impeccable. the breakfast spread includes homemade conserves and freshly cooked eggs, a treat for the taste buds. the villa's location in the region allows for easy access to the town center, making it a convenient choice for exploring the area.

The internet signal can be patchy at times, which may inconvenience those who rely on a strong connection.

Lovely historical accommodation situated near a charming garden and close to the city center and Toulouse road for added convenience, with friendly staff.

villa dampierre was a delightful surprise during my recent stay in pau. the spacious and comfortable villa, surrounded by a beautiful garden, provided the perfect setting for a romantic valentine's day getaway. the homemade breakfast with fresh local produce was a highlight, and the helpful and welcoming host, sophie, made our stay even more enjoyable.

Tea/coffee facilities lacking spoons and had old plum stones.

The room was incredibly spacious and filled with natural light, creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. The hosts at Villa Dampierre were extremely helpful and considerate, going above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay. The homemade jams, honey, and fresh eggs from their garden were a delightful and delicious touch to the breakfast. Additionally, the villa's beautiful gardens provided a peaceful and scenic setting to enjoy breakfast. I will definitely recommend this residence to others - it was outstanding value for money.

While the bed was comfortable, it was a bit bouncy for my preference. However, this didn't greatly affect my overall experience at Villa Dampierre.

Garden views, free parking and WiFi, good continental breakfast. I enjoyed relaxing in the garden. The natural beauty around was impressive.

Oh, just loved finding plum stones in the sugar compartment in my room! Adds a nice touch, don't you think?

Lovely family run BnB with spacious rooms and comfortable beds. Breakfast is delicious and artfully prepared. The owners are friendly and welcoming. The villa is a short walk from the town center. I highly recommend this BnB for a delightful stay.

I felt like a clumsy elephant in this creaky, noisy mansion. The joy of being startled awake by strangers shuffling outside my room was truly special.

Such a shame there wasn't a fire alarm to keep me on my toes. Who needs to know where the exits are anyway?