The Pic d'Anie is part of the fabric of Lescun. For many years it was the only hotel in the village, but now it styles itself "Chambres d'hotes" and no longer operates as a hotel as such. In fact the differences are minimal.. it still operates a bar; no food is offered now, apart from breakfast; but the prime central location, the characterful rooms, and the charming patronne Mme Carrafancq are just the same as ever, and the prices haven't changed much either. The rooms are adequately sized and comfortable but wifi has not penetrated to Lescun yet and you will look in vain for minibars, lcd tv etc etc. This is a nice, traditional, old fashioned French hotel and as such offers excellent value for money. I paid €47/night B&B this year (and last year, too) for a double bed + bathroom. Warmly recommended. In addition to the hotel itself, the Pic d'Anie operates two gites and a comfortable gite d'etape. This represents a good proportion of all the available accommodation in Lescun, though there are also some private houses operating B&B, one or two other gites rural, and a refuge, the Maison de Montagne, which I have heard good reports of but have not visited. There is currently no restaurant in Lescun although [excellent] table d'hote meals can be booked at the Bar des Bergers and the Maison d'Montagne also offers meals.

Lescun is a remote corner of France close to the Spanish border near the main Pyrennees hiking route GR 10. This small village of 200 people has one hotel, Hotel du Pic d' Anie. A good value at 40 euros a night including breakfast you will find a interesting old mountain hotel with in room bathrooms. The real draw here is the hiking and the mountains don't disappoint. The region is famous for their amazing cheese and the fermier (farmer) brebis (sheep) cheese can be found in a small farmhouse across from the hotel. This cheese is world famous and can be found as Ossau-Iraty (aoc). These trails lead to the pastures of the sheep in the summer so you may share the trail with the sheep!

A very french hotel run by the Carrafancq family who made us feel welcome even though our French is not very good! A great base for the stunning walks in the area. As already mentioned by a previous reviewer the hotel does not serve meals except for a simple breakfast (very nice selections of breads and home made jam/marmalade and good coffee) but does have a bar and outside seating in the pretty square. We stayed for 3 nights in a room overlooking the square which also had lovely views of the mountains. Perhaps the rooms are a bit dated for some peoples taste but we had eveything we needed and would stay there again if visiting Lescun. For info, we ate each night at "Les Tables d'eu Haut" not far from the hotel, this seemed to be the only eating option in the village if you did not have your own transport. The menu is limited with outdoor seating only but the food was delicious and the owner friendly and welcoming...we would definately recommend.