My fiancé and I have stayed here two times when we have climbed in the Font. The hotel is so…read morebeautiful - old world charm on the outside and modern & clean on the inside. The rooms are lovely and the bar is excellent. Everyone is super helpful, and the big outdoor fire pit is great to come home to in the evenings. The hotel is next to the chateau and one block from lots of shops & restaurants. It's right across the street from the climbing shop too! My only suggestion would be that if you like to sleep with the windows open (like I do), don't get a room that opens up on to the street.

I stayed here with my husband over a week for work and play. This is an absolute gem hidden away in…read moreFointainebleau. The hotel staff were kind and helpful. Their bar area is cozy and the restaurant is delicious. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking to stay in the area.

Perfect location, in the center. Discounted Parking fee at the Public park…read more Room is big and clean, free WiFi Free complenetry coffee, tea and water I got a great Deal by Booking early.

Perfect location in the heart of town. 5 min walk to the Chateau and restaurants and cafes are…read moreright outside the hotel. Good rates at off season. Nice, quiet rooms. Staff were very helpful. Love the self service bar!

Coming from Paris we found this wonderful restaurant just down the street from the Fontainebleau…read morecastle. Food, wine and staff were amazing and attentive! Would go back again in a heartbeat....it's that good!

My daughter and I stayed here September, 2019. As soon as I saw the view from our exquisite room…read moreoverlooking the Chateau, I realized I had stayed here 35 years before! Now as then, it was top notch from the gracious manager, restful decor and comfortable bed in the rooms to the petite dejuner. (The croissants were best I tasted in our entire two week stay in France). The hotel is within walking distance of downtown restaurants, but quiet at night. If you are wanting a get-a-way from Paris to see Chateau Fontainebleu or the equally intriguing Chateau de Vaux-le-Vicomte (about an hour away), book this delightful hotel!

A charming hotel in Fontainebleau just slightly away from the hustle and bustle of the center of…read moreParis. (55 kl to be precise) built in 1850 it is a gorgeous example of the architecture of it's time. I love this hotel, it really has a lot of character not to mention a gorgeous view of the fontainebleau chateau/palace. The rooms are well appointed and the hotel is very homely. The owner is very welcoming and has a lovely little king charles spaniel that resides in the hotel. Nice breakfast also! The hungry kitten will stay nowhere else in fontainebleau!

Fabulous! Loved the scallop and froie gras! A nice little courtyard inside the restaurant. Very…read moregood service as well.

Do you know Fontainebleau? It's an adorable city just a little over an hour from Paris that has…read moreeverything you might need for a weekend-excursion: compact downtown with lots of shops and restaurants, great outdoor activities in the surrounding forest, and a GORGEOUS chateau with gardens smack in the center of the city, like right there. It's definitely the destination that merits a couple of days to get to know, which is why I'm delighted that we found this lovely hotel to park ourselves in while exploring the area. I got a same-day reservation and the owner was nice enough to lower the fare a bit as a result. Our double room facing the garden was 116E with a children's mattress on the floor, instead of 140E. If it were at full-fare it would have been a bit steep as the room was pretty tight for the three of us and the breakfast was not included in the price. (The continental bkfast was 12E per adult, and 6E for kids. We decided to eat at a local café instead) That said, the room was lovely and overlooked a giant backyard that had a trampoline, slide and some other stuff for kids, including a broken-down mini tractor that my son had me slumped over pushing him around on until I begged for mercy. The hotel also has an outdoor dining room that many of the guests enjoyed until the wee hours of the night. Even though our room was right above it, luckily they kept their voices low and we were about to have a super relaxing night's sleep. Some additional pros and cons: Pros: --Owners are super lovely and very helpful with local recommendations. Their kids who hang around the property were also adorable and let our toddler play with some of their stuff --Location is prime --Outdoor patio is lovely for al fresco dining in the summer --Huge backyard is great for kids --Wifi is free and strong --Common area decor is lovely Cons: --They charge 8E for parking in their lot, which I find a bit scandalous since we're not in NYC or LA, but Fontainebleau. They have the space, that should be baked into the price. --They have a piano on the ground floor that someone decided to play at 8am on Sunday morning. Luckily the pianist knew what they were doing, but I think someone should have told them to wait until at least 10am to play. --The pillows are filled with that kind of super cheap foam that never quite molds to your head. --Some of the rooms have a kind of corporate decor that's not as appealing as the rest of the hotel's vibe.

From the owner: L'Hotel Victoria occupe un manoir dans un parc arboré, situé à seulement 1 km de la forêt et à 650…read moremètres du château de Fontainebleau. Vous pourrez vous détendre sur la terrasse ombragée ou profiter de la connexion Wi-Fi gratuite. Les chambres présentent une décoration moderne et du mobilier d'époque. L'une d'entre elles possède une cheminée d'origine. Chacune dispose d'une télévision à écran plat et les salles de bains privatives comprennent un sèche-cheveux et des articles de toilette. Les sites d'intérêt de la région incluent le club de golf de Fontainebleau à 3 km et le château de Vaux-le-Vicomte à 25 km. Un parking privé est disponible sur place.

Stayed here during an executive education event at the nearby INSEAD campus. Good location --…read moreclose to campus. Rooms are big enough, by European standards. Somewhat dated decor, but not too bad. Breakfast was excellent. Service has been top notch so far. No complaints. Haven't seen the bill yet, so may need to check in later.

Incredible hot at the roof-level during summer-time. The old AC sounds like a starting engine. So I…read morehad to choose between no sleep because of the heat or no sleep because of the noise. The showers at the roof-level are only suitable for people who are smaller than 1,50m