★★★★·Saint-Just-Sauvage·9.6
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Les Randonneuses in Marcilly‑sur‑Seine blends rustic charm with modern comfort. A sun‑lit terrace, landscaped garden, and outdoor pool frame the property, while a tennis court and bicycle parking cater to active guests. The on‑site restaurant serves French and Moroccan dishes, offering halal, kosher, and vegetarian options. Private check‑in, daily housekeeping, free Wi‑Fi, and parking enhance convenience.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
We were greeted very warmly and it felt like they were genuinely happy we had come. The dinner was very good. Our e‑bikes were safely stowed on the closed grounds, but I would have preferred a charging spot. So we had to remove the batteries and charge them on the terrace, which worked but wasn’t ideal.
Michael·Een maand geleden
The hosts were friendly, the private pool was wonderful, the chocolate from the host’s shop was delicious, and the dinner and breakfast on the terrace were great.
Carla·2 maanden geleden
The seriousness, the welcome, the friendliness, the cleanliness, and the tranquility.
Victor·2 maanden geleden
The room was super cozy, the pool was huge, fresh and spotless, and the breakfast we had outside was really nice. Everything was well furnished, from the room to the poolside—shower, umbrellas, loungers. The AC in the room was great, especially with the heat. The couple running the place were welcoming, discreet, and friendly. The location was quiet, perfect for relaxing. The only gripe: the bathroom felt a bit small, but that’s a nitpick for a single night. Also, having fresh water glasses by the pool would have been a nice touch in the heat.
Morgane·3 maanden geleden
The décor was thoughtfully arranged, the place was calm, clean, and surrounded by nature. The managers were very friendly, the pool was wonderful during the heatwave, and they gave excellent suggestions for restaurants, tours, and local caves. The downside was that we had to rely on the managers to open the gate, which limited spontaneity—if we wanted to leave, they’d open it, and we could come back only until 22:30. It didn’t bother us because we needed rest and stayed within those hours, but in a different situation it could have been restrictive; a keypad entry might have offered more freedom.
Lauranne·3 maanden geleden