La Dilichambre

The place was closed when I arrived in December, no notice from booking, owner unreachable, and my money was taken.

Sylvie·7 months ago

The big trash containers and the smells were a real nuisance; you have to walk past them every time you leave or enter, there's no storage, the room was tiny, and the dishes were barely arranged. The price‑quality ratio felt too high.

Babe·2 years ago

“Ce n etait que pour une nuit.”

They were flexible with arrival times, but when we got there the bathroom trash hadn't been emptied and a small spoon, probably used, was in the kitchenette sink.

Dominique·2 years ago

The host seemed to be waiting for us at the intersection where the GPS directed us, was friendly in reaching out and trying to explain the room access right away. The place was clean and had a small kitchenette that was quite handy and functional. The host appeared a bit annoyed that we weren’t following his directions for getting into the accommodation; he guided me quickly (I had to chase after him) and then left without a word, which left me a little confused because it seemed like he was frustrated with having to show me how to reach the room, which isn’t straightforward or obvious. When I asked about the wireless (which is listed as available throughout the hotel), I was told that the rooms don’t have Wi‑Fi. I’d suggest providing a small sponge for washing dishes.

Maria·2 years ago

“Plutôt bien pour une nuit”

The comfort and cleanliness were good, and thoughtful touches like the first‑aid kit and soft bedside lamps added to the experience; the price is reasonable considering the kitchenette. The constant street noise from tractors and agricultural machines was a drawback, and the reception was polite but brief.

Isabelle·2 years ago