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"C'était parfait, bonne accueil à la réception. La chambre était très propre ainsi que bien chauffée par ce temps d'hiver c'est très agréable."

"Staff were incredibly helpful and friendly (even if I didn’t speak any French). Room was comfortable and clean, nice big shower as well. Would stay again happily :) "

"Honestly, the staff were really friendly and helpful, and that is what made the overall stay great. We stayed in a quiet room on the top floor, with a very comfortable bed. The shower was strong, the room was clean, and the parking was free and on-site. "

"The people are lovely and really helpful. Their enthusiasm for the look of the hotel is super. Lots of lovely colourful plants. There was plenty of choice for breakfast and the rooms were clean and comfortable."

"Central, comfortable, easy access to everything. "

"This hotel was ok for a quick"

"This is a great place for a stop over. Clean and just off the main road. "

"Dont judge a book by the cover. . The area around was industrial with a lot of car show rooms on a main road. Google maps showed the canal and River but you cant see these. HOWEVER, the welcome was warm and friendly. Between my poor French and the receptionist's broken English, we understood each other! The hotel was clean and tidy. There was a lovely court yard garden, with the rooms around. The bed was comfortable and the shower excellent. Breakfast was plentiful , fresh and delicious. We were able to sit outside. We arrived on motorbikes, and immediately we were shown an area to park under a security camera. There were at least 3 restaurants within walking distance. As we left, all the staff were cleaning and all said goodbye."

"We were welcomed by Aurore who advised us where to park.Very helpful and friendly. Our room was a good size and looked like it had been recently refurbished as the bathroom was excellent.Great toiletries too. Very comfy bed.We could have used the pool and spa free of charge but didn't have time as it was just a overnight stop travelling through France."