The rooms are lovely, the breakfast was delicious, and the host was terrific. He is fluent in English too, which made is easy for an English speaker.
We couldn't actually stay here. The guy on site was very nice and friendly. I booked this place because I was told that no pets were allowed. I have severe allergies and asthma. Like hospitalization bad... Well, the reason pets weren't allowed is because they have cats and dogs. When we were shown to our room, we found assorted fur on the bed, pillows floors, desk, everywhere. My lungs started to close up in like 10 minutes. I had to leave. The guy who greeted us was very understanding. Unfortunately, we picked one of the few multilingual places in that area. We couldn't find another multilingual place so we had to drive almost 3 hours to find a non-dog friendly chain hotel in Vermont. Overall, it would have been fine without my allergies but fur everywhere is still nasty.
Located within a 5-minute walk of University of Sherbrooke, Gîte du Caméléon is within a 15-minute stroll of Lucien-Blanchard Park. This 5-room, 3.5-star bed & breakfast has an outdoor pool along with free self parking and a spa tub.
Explore the bed & breakfast and meet new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant.
19-inch flat-screen TVs come with cable channels and DVD players. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds are dressed in premium bedding. Other amenities include refrigerators, coffee makers, and free newspapers. Housekeeping is available once per stay.
Gîte du Caméléon features an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a meeting room. Free parking is available if you drive. Multilingual staff is on hand to answer questions. Additional amenities include free newspapers, a terrace, and a TV in a common area.
The rooms are lovely, the breakfast was delicious, and the host was terrific. He is fluent in English too, which made is easy for an English speaker.
We couldn't actually stay here. The guy on site was very nice and friendly. I booked this place because I was told that no pets were allowed. I have severe allergies and asthma. Like hospitalization bad... Well, the reason pets weren't allowed is because they have cats and dogs. When we were shown to our room, we found assorted fur on the bed, pillows floors, desk, everywhere. My lungs started to close up in like 10 minutes. I had to leave. The guy who greeted us was very understanding. Unfortunately, we picked one of the few multilingual places in that area. We couldn't find another multilingual place so we had to drive almost 3 hours to find a non-dog friendly chain hotel in Vermont. Overall, it would have been fine without my allergies but fur everywhere is still nasty.
