Rozerieulles is not the most exciting of places, and we knew that before we stayed there. It's great advantage for us is its proximity to the historic battlefields of 1870, which we were visiting, but others who are expecting more than just a base from which to explore by car should be forewarned. As to Le Prana itself, we found it comfortable and pretty much exactly as described. The accommodation sits above a small wellness centre; a keypad gives you access to stairs which climb up to a communal sitting/eating area. More stairs take you up to the bedrooms. Ours was under the eaves, with sloping ceilings....spacious but watch your head! As well as a low bed (comfortable) was a sofa and a wardrobe. A doorway (no door on it) led to a second room in which were another sofa (presumably a sofa bed), the toilet, a washbasin and a bath with a shower over. It is just about possible to visit the toilet without being seen from the main bedroom, but a door might help!! Breakfast consisted of a generous amount of croissants and fresh bread, with all the things that need to be kept cool (butter, apple compote etc) left for you in a fridge. There's an automatic coffee/tea/hot chocolate etc machine, a kettle, plenty of tea bags etc etc in a well equipped and stocked communal kitchen. We never saw the owner but had all the instructions we needed to get in, sleep, eat and get out again. One tip....there's a good Italian restaurant called Bellavita 600 yards to the east of Le Prana.
