The lovely Golf Hôtel de Falnuée incorporates a 13th-century stone tower, and its dreamily verdant course is set in a quiet rural valley. The scene is idyllic viewed from its restaurant-café in vaulted former castle stables, above which are 10 comfortable, modern guest rooms sporting elements of contemporary art. Breakfast is €10.
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