Outdoor pool with sunbeds at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Interior of a bedroom with bed & furniture at Originals Hotels

Outdoor dining area with trees at The Originals Hotels

Sunbeds beside the pool area at Hotel Le Clos Des Tanneurs

The Originals City Le Clos des Tanneurs, Romans-sur-Isère

Le Clos des Tanneurs The Originals City (Inter-Hotel)

Name: Le Clos des Tanneurs
Telephone: 04 75 05 10 20
Price range: 69 €
Rating: 4.3

In the heart of the Drôme department, in southern France, Julien has made hospitality his key word. The Originals City, Hotel Le Clos des Tanneurs, Romans-sur-Isère that he runs has a welcoming simplicity. Ideally located in Romans-sur-Isère, this 3-star hotel has 39 comfortable and functional rooms, a restaurant and a beautiful seminar room. Julien is keen to provide a relaxing ambiance for his guests and offers them a nice swimming pool adjoining the shady terrace. Within easy reach of Valence, Drôme des Collines and the Vercours massif, the hotel is a perfect place to stay, work and rest, whether on holiday or a business trip.

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Pool view with trees and sun loungers at Le Clos des Tanneurs

View of an outdoor dining area at Le Clos des Tanneurs

An Outdoor dining area at Le Clos des Tanneurs

An image of Mr. Julien Catteau at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Assorted fruit and juiceLe Clos des Tanneurs

Closeup of Bedroom with pillows at Le Clos des Tanneurs

A hotel maid preparing a bed at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Bathroom interior in bedrooms at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Stairs with handrails at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Interior of the Standard Room at Le Clos des Tanneurs

A prepared table in Le Clos des Tanneurs at The Original Hotels

Closeup of a food plate on the table at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Interior of a dining area at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Closeup on a dining table with food at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Close up on two wine glasses at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Two sunbeds by the pool at Le Clos des Tanneurs

Two glasses of wine served at Le Clos des Tanneurs

WiFi
Bycicle premises
Free hotel car park
Pets admitted
Restaurant
Electric vehicle charging station
Bar
Outdoor swimming-pool
Seminar rooms
Golf course nearby

Rooms

The Originals City, Le Clos des Tanneurs, Romans-sur-Isère

The 39 rooms at the 3-star The Originals City, Hotel Le Clos des Tanneurs, Romans-sur-Isère can accommodate 1 or 2 people. These air-conditioned, comfortable, modern and functional rooms have a soothing contemporary style. The well-equipped rooms are great for rest and relaxation a stone’s throw from the centre of Romans-sur-Isère.

Air-conditioned room
Television

People: 2

Standard Double

HOTEL INFORMATION

04 75 05 10 20
04 75 05 67 67
H2607@theoriginalshotels.com
Check-In: 15h00
Check-out: 11h00

Payment Methods:

The Originals City, Le Clos des Tanneurs, Romans-sur-Isère

Avenue Adolphe Figuet 26100 Romans-sur-Isère, France

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Dining

The Originals City, Le Clos des Tanneurs, Romans-sur-Isère

This 3-star hotel in France has its own restaurant, Le Préovert. For lunch and dinner you can enjoy a buffet with salads and snacks or order more substantial dishes. You can eat out in the garden or inside the restaurant which opens to the outside. And to get the day off to a good start, Julien offers a generous buffet breakfast served in the restaurant or out on the terrace.

Chairs & tables with cutlery, glasses at The Originals Hotels

LE PRÉOVERT

Julien prioritises friendly service, authenticity and simplicity. His restaurant, le Préovert, offers traditional and regional cuisine of excellent quality, made using seasonal and regional products. Cuisine from the Drôme department takes pride of place and you can try its specialities: caillettes, ravioli... and try the Saint-Marcellin cheese from neighbouring Isère. Julien also recommend the grilled meats, fish and vegetables served on a board.

A natural pond in The Vercors Massif near The Originals Hotels

Tips from your hotelier

THE VERCOURS MASSIF

The rocky fortress of the Vercours massif served as a base for the French Resistance. Protected by the largest regional nature park of the Northern Alps, you can explore it by navigating narrow gorges such as the Grands Goulets or the Bourne. On the plateau, the open and vast landscapes are covered by forests to the north while the south is reminiscent of the arid and uninhabited steppes of southern France. All over, chasms and caves such as Coufin attract cavers. In winter you can do alpine and cross-country skiing.

Tips from your hotelier

INTERNATIONAL SHOE MUSEUM

Set in the old convent of the Visitation, a large building built between the 17th and 19th centuries, the museum has a collection of shoes presented in chronological and themed order, from Antiquity up to 1900. Lavish, funny or enigmatic, the shoes give an insight into the way people have dressed through the ages and in different countries. The Hams collection, dedicated to shoe buckles, stands out from the rest.

Palais Ideal By The Postman Cheval near The Originals Hotels

Tips from your hotelier

THE PALAIS IDÉAL BY THE POSTMAN CHEVAL

Located in Hauterives, the Palais Idéal built by the postman Cheval is a unique and unusual monument. Ferdinand Cheval dreamt of building a fairytale palace, and at 43 years of age he decided to begin his construction. He was a postman with no architectural or artistic training. While doing his rounds, he would collect stones to use for the walls, pinnacles and gargoyles in his garden. The work took 33 years. In 1969 André Malraux declared his work a listed building.