Best restaurant we went to was La Savie, again in Meyrals but not in the village. Not a problem for us though, and it just added to the tranquility of the place. The location says Meyrals but actually whilst Meyrals does have a small sleepy village centre with a bakers/cafe, butchers and a pizza restaurant (nice homemade pizzas), Meyrals seems to cover a large rural area and the hotel is not in walking distance of the village centre. The photos posted do not disappoint in reality. Many of the places we visited we would've missed without his advice. He did not once try to get us to eat in the hotel, as a previous comment suggested. He advised on places nearby we might want to visit to get the most from our stay and happily made our restaurant bookings for us. The hotel owner was very friendly and helpful right from arriving.
We respect that and it was not a problem for us-kids played in the pool every day and it didn't detract from their fun but thought it worth mentioning. Children are made very welcome in this hotel but there is an expectation that they do not shatter the peace for other guests as this hotel does have the Relais du Silence status. Breakfast on the terrace was delicious with a wide range of foods and fresh coffee. Wifi not very strong, struggled anywhere other than room, but it's quite nice to be disconnected for a few days. We stayed in a large family room (family of 4) which was typically French in its decor. The location says Meyrals but actually whilst Meyrals does have a small sleepy village centre with a bakers/cafe, butchers and a pizza restaurant (nice homemade pizzas), Meyrals seems to cover a large rural area.
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