Hôtel Doussière - Restaurant l'Alicanta — Restaurant in Florac

An amazing restaurant and a must for anyone visiting the Gorges du Tarn on the Aveyron side. We went in August and made a reservation because it’s summertime and usually restaurants are at capacity. so definitely call ahead. We arrive at 7 PM chose a top table on the terrace, which is covered, but they remove the awning when the sun goes down a bit. They have champagne by the glass, so I had a glass of champagne for apero and was pleasantly surprised that it came with an amuse buche. The view from the terrace is spectacular so I recommend sitting there and enjoying the sunset while eating. I started off with as cargo and wild mushrooms, the escargot didn’t have the shells so it was easy to eat with bread. I choose the lamb entrée while my husband had steak. And I had the Pavlova for dessert which was light and airy and crunchy and everything it was supposed to be, excellent! My husband chose the chocolate dessert which was equally delicious with moose and a crunchy thin outer chocolate layer. The coffee even came with a little strawberry mousse wrapped in dark chocolate, even though I was full, I couldn’t resist eating it! The service is amazing, the servers are also kind, and I will definitely be back, this is going to be my new go to restaurant when I have company because the food, the view, and the...

The hotel has several buildings and 2 restaurant in this small nice village. Our room was in the Annex building across the river and overlooking it and the in building with the restaurant. The trickle of the water sound, the trees around and the drowsy village makes into a charming place.||the room itself has enough space and the old wardrobe not only provides ample space for cloths, it adds to the room's atmosphere.||Two small points overcloud this room, otherwise would have been the best we had in this trip.||* One was the very very (and even more) small/tiny lavatory room. Not sure that this alcove deserved to even be called a room. I don't know who designed it, but anyone above 1.6 meters of height will have difficulties to seat with the door closed :-(||Not to mentioned the door stop which invites the inevitable encounter with your pinky...||||* The second issue was the lack of wifi signal in the room itself. It is available only in public areas. fortunately we had a very nice Billiard room in the ground floor which also served as our "connect to the world" base.||||The staff is very nice, helpful and try to make you feel at home and comfortable.||||All in all a very...

The hotel has several buildings and 2 restaurant in this small nice village. Our room was in the Annex building across the river and overlooking it and the in building with the restaurant. The trickle of the water sound, the trees around and the drowsy village makes into a charming place.||the room itself has enough space and the old wardrobe not only provides ample space for cloths, it adds to the room's atmosphere.||Two small points overcloud this room, otherwise would have been the best we had in this trip.||* One was the very very (and even more) small/tiny lavatory room. Not sure that this alcove deserved to even be called a room. I don't know who designed it, but anyone above 1.6 meters of height will have difficulties to seat with the door closed :-(||Not to mentioned the door stop which invites the inevitable encounter with your pinky...||||* The second issue was the lack of wifi signal in the room itself. It is available only in public areas. fortunately we had a very nice Billiard room in the ground floor which also served as our "connect to the world" base.||||The staff is very nice, helpful and try to make you feel at home and comfortable.||||All in all a very...