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Betty2 minggu lalu
★★★·Morestel·7.6
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atau ketik saja: “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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Le Sakura in Morestel offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, city views, and free WiFi. The modern restaurant serves French and Japanese cuisine for lunch and dinner. A sun terrace, bar, and outdoor seating area are available. Located 45 km from Lyon-Saint Exupery Airport, the hotel is near Walibi Rhone-Alpes (12 km) and offers bicycle parking, room service, and a buffet breakfast.
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Emplacement. Moquettes couloirs sales pas de chauffage dans la salle de bain Chauffage d appoint rudimentaire dans la chambre
Betty·2 minggu lalu
Le petit déjeuner. Pas de chauffage et pas d'eau chaude!
Carine·2 minggu lalu
Arrivé en début de soirée, pas de réception ouverte. Pas d'eau chaude dans salle de bain. Il faisait un peu frais dans la chambre, impossible d'activer le chauffage. Petit déjeuner non disponible à l'horaire annoncé. Il a fallu attendre plus d'une heure pour obtenir un petit déjeuner sommaire
Renault·3 minggu lalu
The rooms were oddly decorated and the bed was comfortable. The room’s location on the side street was quiet. Contrary to the announcement and the documents in the room, breakfast was not available at 07:00 but only at 07:50. No one could be reached by phone. Fortunately the bread and the pain au chocolat were fresh, but otherwise the breakfast was very sparse.
Christoph·Sebulan lalu
The room was good, clean, and had a large bathroom. The windows facing the street were well insulated; since we were the only guests, I can’t comment on the noise. Because it was very hot (over 30 °C), we appreciated the air conditioning in the room. The arrival was a bit rough because the reception was not staffed and calls were forwarded to the Château. There I was given the code for the front door (also by email), but it was wrong—this was discovered only after several calls, with no apology or regret. We left our bicycles—due to lack of information—in the entrance area, which was also the breakfast area. Breakfast was a disaster: the cheapest plastic‑wrapped croissants and pain au chocolat that don’t deserve the name, no cheese, no sausage, no bread, no eggs, just jam and butter. It was the worst breakfast of our entire tour. The lady behind the bar looked away, as if to discourage us from asking for a second coffee or anything else, and she seemed very disengaged.
Silvia·Sebulan lalu