Rifugio Meira Paula In Sampeyre

Family-friendly and impeccable. We'd love to come back!

A delightful little spot surrounded by greenery. Excellent food and friendly service. What more could you ask for?

Refuge surrounded by greenery with a truly excellent catering service and a high quality/price ratio

A wonderful experience with friends celebrating a birthday. Excellent food! The overnight snowfall made the landscape magical.

We only used the refuge for lunch, arriving after a walk through the woods from the village of Rore. The view of the valley is magnificent. The lunch was very good and the portions were adequate.

A splendid refuge accessible only on foot (30 minutes from the upper Puy village) with clear signs and a very simple route. Isolated in nature, it offers a splendid view. It has four rooms, only one of which has a private bathroom, so choose carefully. The rooms are spotless, rustic, and well-organized; they do not have a TV. There is a sauna for relaxation (reservation required). The kindness and helpfulness of the owners is top-notch. The rich and delicious menu is worthy of a real restaurant, not a refuge. The selection of wines and beers is excellent. In short, a unique place for a truly relaxing stay. Highly recommended!

Good food. The appetizer platter was too expensive for what it included.

At the Meira Paula refuge, everything is under control and in meticulous order. Clean as a bathroom at home when your mother-in-law comes to visit, meals worthy of a restaurant, and a warm welcome among the best. And if we consider that the managers are a young couple with two kindergarten-age children, well, everything is even more valuable. Well done, and thank you for being there. PS: The sauna alone is worth the hike.

Wonderful owners, stunning location, excellent food, highly recommended.

A beautiful haven of peace! Excellent menu, wines, and such friendly service! I'd just add a few more directions along the way from Becetto...there are red and white signs, but very few specific ones for the splendid "Meira Paula." Definitely worth a visit and highly recommended!