The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating
The hotel's proximity to town was a major plus
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17 m² · 1 full bed and 2 twin beds · Pour 3 personnes
It has a full bed and 2 twin beds — the beds sit in one room.
Lits 5.6/10 · mentionnés par 138 voyageurs
12 m² · 1 full bed · Pour 2 personnes
Balcony — uniquement dans cette chambre.
Lits 5.6/10 · mentionnés par 140 voyageurs
10 m² · Pour 2 personnes
The Twin Room offers two single beds and a crib for a total of two guests. A private bathroom includes a shower and standard fixtures. Television, telephone and a connection for internet are provided for entertainment and connectivity.
“A fuir”
If you’re after an immersive experience in the art of disappointment, this hotel is perfect. It feels almost like Hôtel Transylvanie, but even Dracula would have asked for a different room. The room was a time‑travel adventure, with an approximate ambiance and cleanliness. The towels had an intense scent that made me wonder if they were raised in a cellar. The overall condition was like a living museum where housekeeping is a legend told to children. To top it all off, after one night I left with a constellation of pimples. The source? A total mystery, but given the vibe, I suspect a millennial creature resident.
“Un séjour qui me restera sur l'estomac très Mal digéré”
The place was filthy, even after I emailed as a disabled guest asking about free parking, they replied “no, parking costs 8 EUR per day” while a free PMR spot was right outside the hotel. Inside, the carpet, walls, and everything else were dirty; the room was far from decent, the mattress had stains, the bathroom was unsanitary with grimy walls and faucets, the sink was about to fall, and the bathroom window was broken and couldn’t be closed fully, so with the strong wind that night I couldn’t sleep—this isn’t a hotel, I don’t understand how France has no hygiene control.
“Cauchemar a l'hôtel pacifique”
The only thing I liked was the location. It was a nightmare and ruined my vacation. Five nights, we really wanted to leave before the stay ended. If I could give one piece of advice, don’t stay here—you’ll regret it, leave with a bad experience and negative energy. I can’t imagine the official booking site showing such hotels; it’s a real shame.
“Not very pleasurable.Staff were ok but the property is run down.”
The location was convenient. Unfortunately, the TV remote, the window shut‑off, and the light switches didn’t work, and it was loud, making it hard to sleep.
“Formidable, j’ai trouvé une équipe à l’écoute, professionnelle et formidable, je recommande cet Hôtel pour l’attention q”
The reception, friendliness, services, and the floor staff were wonderful… nothing else to note unless you’re after a 5‑star luxury experience, then skip this place.
“A fuir”
If you’re after an immersive experience in the art of disappointment, this hotel is perfect. It feels almost like Hôtel Transylvanie, but even Dracula would have asked for a different room. The room was a time‑travel adventure, with an approximate ambiance and cleanliness. The towels had an intense scent that made me wonder if they were raised in a cellar. The overall condition was like a living museum where housekeeping is a legend told to children. To top it all off, after one night I left with a constellation of pimples. The source? A total mystery, but given the vibe, I suspect a millennial creature resident.
“Not very pleasurable.Staff were ok but the property is run down.”
The location was convenient. Unfortunately, the TV remote, the window shut‑off, and the light switches didn’t work, and it was loud, making it hard to sleep.
“Un séjour qui me restera sur l'estomac très Mal digéré”
The place was filthy, even after I emailed as a disabled guest asking about free parking, they replied “no, parking costs 8 EUR per day” while a free PMR spot was right outside the hotel. Inside, the carpet, walls, and everything else were dirty; the room was far from decent, the mattress had stains, the bathroom was unsanitary with grimy walls and faucets, the sink was about to fall, and the bathroom window was broken and couldn’t be closed fully, so with the strong wind that night I couldn’t sleep—this isn’t a hotel, I don’t understand how France has no hygiene control.
“Formidable, j’ai trouvé une équipe à l’écoute, professionnelle et formidable, je recommande cet Hôtel pour l’attention q”
The reception, friendliness, services, and the floor staff were wonderful… nothing else to note unless you’re after a 5‑star luxury experience, then skip this place.
“Cauchemar a l'hôtel pacifique”
The only thing I liked was the location. It was a nightmare and ruined my vacation. Five nights, we really wanted to leave before the stay ended. If I could give one piece of advice, don’t stay here—you’ll regret it, leave with a bad experience and negative energy. I can’t imagine the official booking site showing such hotels; it’s a real shame.
