The hotel's location was absolutely unbeatable
The price was very reasonable
The room was clean and well-lit
The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful
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The room was clean and well-lit
— é assim que os hóspedes descrevem os quartos
20 m² · 1 double bed and 2 single beds
The Quadruple Room at Hotel Le Clos d'Alésia offers exceptional comfort, a spacious layout, and modern amenities, including a private bathroom, soundproofing, and free WiFi, along with a flat-screen TV for entertainment.
Camas 8.3/10 · mencionadas por 870 hóspedes
16 m² · 1 large double bed and 1 single bed
The Triple Room offers a spacious layout with carpeted floors, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom. It boasts exceptional soundproofing, good bed comfort, and amenities like free WiFi, a hairdryer, and a bath or shower.
Camas 8.3/10 · mencionadas por 870 hóspedes
12 m² · 1 large double bed
This Double Room at Hotel Le Clos d'Alésia offers a cozy atmosphere, featuring a spacious carpeted area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and a private bathroom with a hairdryer, providing exceptional comfort and modern amenities.
Camas 8.3/10 · mencionadas por 870 hóspedes
14 m² · 1 double bed
The Superior Double Room offers exceptional comfort with a spacious layout, soundproofing, and a private bathroom. It features a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and a tea and coffee maker, making it a highly convenient and comfortable stay.
Camas 8.3/10 · mencionadas por 870 hóspedes
14 m² · 2 single beds
The Superior Twin Room at Hotel Le Clos d'Alésia features a spacious layout with two single beds, offering exceptional comfort. It includes a private bathroom, soundproofing, and modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV and free WiFi.
Camas 8.3/10 · mencionadas por 870 hóspedes
12 m² · Para 2 pessoas
The staff were phenomenal—super kind, helpful, and clear, and they solved all our "problems" with a smile, but the room was tiny yet still offered good value for money.
“Para el olvido”
Only the location was good, but the walls were dirty, the sockets had no electricity, the blanket was stained with blood, and the night receptionist didn't speak English.
They set up an adapted room with separate beds before we got here, and everything was ready when we arrived. The staff even offered to adjust our check‑in time. I found the hotel through a booking site and had told them I use a wheelchair; the listing claimed it was accessible. When we got there, two steps at the entrance caught me off guard, and no one asked if I could manage them. The manager stared in surprise and didn’t suggest a solution or help with my bags or electric wheelchair. I had to find assistance myself for all three nights, ending up at 11 p.m. The tourist tax is €5.53 per person, a 30 cl bottle of water costs €2, and the hotel cleans daily. The pillows are very uncomfortable, and the shower gel, shampoo, and hand soap are all in one container. Doors lock with an electronic key card. If you’re a woman alone in a wheelchair, you’ll have to be a feminist because the male staff won’t offer help. I’m giving 2 stars because Kevin compensated for some of the inconvenience.
Dirty, with cockroaches, breakfast on a dirty table and no decaf available, very few power outlets, and I had to plug my kettle into the floor.
“Bien”
Breakfast was very good, the location is in a nice neighborhood, but the street was noisy that Saturday night and we had to keep the window shut despite the heat.
The staff were phenomenal—super kind, helpful, and clear, and they solved all our "problems" with a smile, but the room was tiny yet still offered good value for money.
Dirty, with cockroaches, breakfast on a dirty table and no decaf available, very few power outlets, and I had to plug my kettle into the floor.
“Para el olvido”
Only the location was good, but the walls were dirty, the sockets had no electricity, the blanket was stained with blood, and the night receptionist didn't speak English.
“Bien”
Breakfast was very good, the location is in a nice neighborhood, but the street was noisy that Saturday night and we had to keep the window shut despite the heat.
They set up an adapted room with separate beds before we got here, and everything was ready when we arrived. The staff even offered to adjust our check‑in time. I found the hotel through a booking site and had told them I use a wheelchair; the listing claimed it was accessible. When we got there, two steps at the entrance caught me off guard, and no one asked if I could manage them. The manager stared in surprise and didn’t suggest a solution or help with my bags or electric wheelchair. I had to find assistance myself for all three nights, ending up at 11 p.m. The tourist tax is €5.53 per person, a 30 cl bottle of water costs €2, and the hotel cleans daily. The pillows are very uncomfortable, and the shower gel, shampoo, and hand soap are all in one container. Doors lock with an electronic key card. If you’re a woman alone in a wheelchair, you’ll have to be a feminist because the male staff won’t offer help. I’m giving 2 stars because Kevin compensated for some of the inconvenience.
