I was warmly greeted even though the check‑in was late, but the room had a faint kitchen smell that lingered.
Catherineمنذ 3 أسابيع
★★★·Ainay-le-Château·8.1
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أو اكتبها ببساطة — «حوالي يوم 20، ثلاث ليالٍ»
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Le Tronçais, set on a 1-hectare park, offers free WiFi, a flowered garden, and restaurant. Located 4 km from Saint-Bonnet-Tronçais centre and 24 km from A71 motorway, it features rooms with telephone, flat-screen TV, and en-suite bathroom. Daily breakfast and French cuisine are served on-site. Free private parking is available, with nearby access to Saint-Amand-Montrond (23 km) and Monluçon (42 km).
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I was warmly greeted even though the check‑in was late, but the room had a faint kitchen smell that lingered.
Catherine·منذ 3 أسابيع
The location near the big park and private pond is great, yet the bathroom needs a refresh.
Corinne·منذ شهر
The dinner was very good, and the place was very pleasant and leafy.
Patrice·منذ شهر
Dinner on the terrace, breakfast, and a location surrounded by nature.
Gerard·منذ شهرين
We were traveling in August, and 2026 was a hard summer all over Europe, so the landscape at the property didn’t match the pictures you see when you book. That’s not the owner’s fault, but if you want that beautiful lake and green scenery, make sure to ask for recent photos. I still walked in the woods near the hotel and enjoyed the walk; it was worth it even without the greens I was hoping for. The hall décor is beautiful, and the whole hotel is beautiful, by the way. There is no air conditioner, so I suffered a lot to sleep. The bed and mattress were in good condition, very neat and clean. We didn’t like that they struggled to communicate in any language other than French. The lady was much more willing to help and made a clear effort to understand us, but the gentleman got a bit nervous when we were ordering food and ended up using an “unhappy sentence.” He apologized afterward, but it was too late when you want to make an impression. We ended up NOT having the bottle of wine we wanted and decided to go for a walk. The food was good but too expensive for the portions served. I think the owners should have the menu translated into other languages, at least Spanish and English, to avoid those kinds of uncomfortable moments. As tourists, we want to be understood, especially because at the end of the day, hotels live from our money.
Luciana·منذ شهرين