“Moyen”
The bathroom and toilet are shared on the landing, and there is no TV.
Harmelle2 mesi fa
Un attimo…
Novalaise·5.7
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oppure scrivilo: “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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12 m² · 1 large double bed and 1 double bed · Per 2
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Les Catalpas in Saint‑Alban‑de‑Montbel offers tranquil rooms with shared bathrooms, baths, showers, and hairdryers, all overlooking gardens and the Alps. A private terrace and on‑site parking enhance convenience. Sound‑proofing guarantees quiet stays. The hotel lies 15 km from SavoiExpo, 17 km from Château des Ducs de Savoie, 8 km from Lac d’Aiguebelette, and 16 km from Chambéry Airport.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The bathroom and toilet are shared on the landing, and there is no TV.
Harmelle·2 mesi fa
I appreciated being called back on the phone and being able to sleep even after booking late, and there were no hassles when checking out. The breakfast offer was nice. On the downside, the rooms were poorly insulated, the electrical system was outdated, the mattress quality was poor, and the whole place looked old.
Catherine·2 mesi fa
The owner refused to sell me or give me coffee; he insisted I take breakfast (coffee + pancakes) and then told me I’d have to get breakfast elsewhere. The house was very old and the cleanliness was highly questionable.
Jeanne·2 mesi fa
Nothing positive. The hygiene was almost zero; there was no trash bin, we were told to put garbage directly in the room, we had no toilet paper, the photos didn’t match the place, and the host was aggressive.
Julien·2 mesi fa
I had a friendly contact with the owner, though he was hard to reach by phone and never answered my calls. The bed linen clearly hadn’t been changed: long blonde hair was on the pillowcase. The sheets were poor quality, torn, and the pillows were terrible. There was a lot of dust under the bed, no fan during the heatwave, and the owner entered our room in our absence to close the window because of a “wind storm,” then didn’t reopen it even though he’d advised us to keep the window open to vent the heat. The walls, floors and ceiling were wood, so it felt like a sauna and it was impossible to sleep at that temperature.
Baptiste·2 mesi fa