From the owner: Chic et moderne Les chambres et les suites, décorées et meublées de façon moderne, sont équipées…read morechacune d'un téléphone, d'un téléviseur (satellite), d'un mini-bar et d'un sèche-cheveux, certaines sont même équipées d'une kitchenette. Possibilité de se restaurer sur place, au Bistrot des Arts, mais méfiez-vous cependant, il est fermé le samedi midi et le dimanche.

From the owner: Simplicité en Centre Ville de Compiègne De la Chaîne Internationale Accor, cet Etap Hôtel accueille…read moreune clientèle variée. Situé près du centre ville, son accès est pratique. Les chambres, de 1 à 3 personnes, sont modernes et équipées astucieusement et fonctionnellement avec douche et toilettes. Elles ont un prix unique pour 1 ou 3 personnes, cependant il peut différer selon la période et l'emplacement de l'hôtel. Le petit déjeuner est servi sous forme de buffet à volonté.

The owner wouldn't seat us at the restaurant. We just arrived from the train and set our luggage…read moredown for a moment outside and they refused to serve us.

A slightly formal (haughty) but older hotel/restaurant. The food is good, as in proper, tasty and…read morethe service appropriate. What I don't enjoy is the tables are too close together and the place is slightly long in the tooth and lacks finesse. Hotel du Nord is next door and frankly worth the extra cost.

From the owner: A la lisière de forêts majestueuses et à 30 minutes de l'aéroport Paris Charles de Gaulle, l'hôtel…read moreMercure Compiègne Sud se situe à l'écart de l'agitation urbaine. Idéalement situé pour partir à la découverte de Compiègne, ville royale puis impériale, à quelques minutes en voiture du centre-ville et de la gare de Compiègne, en plein coeur d'une zone d'activité. L'accueil professionnel de nos équipes disponibles et attentionnées, le confort et la qualité de service sont les engagements de notre établissement.

From the owner: Convivialité et chaleur ajoutée Cette brasserie-hôtel, face à la gare, accueille un grand nombre…read mored'habitués chaque midi, et pour cause. Elle offre une grande diversité de plats avec une carte qui change régulièrement. Des plats qui vont des spécialités régionales, comme le boudin ou encore les moules frites, aux idées plus exotiques comme l'aile de raie. Un service traiteur se propose également pour vos réceptions.

This is a pleasant, nice and clean alternative to Hotel du Nord across the Oise. We began by…read morestaying at the Hotel du Nord and then only went to The Hotel du Harlay. It's clean, the staff professional, the room spartan, but comfortable and the location, in town. The brasserie/pizza next door is worth eating at one or twice if you're a regular.

A favorite stop, facilities are very classic and no frills but not like a inexpensive commodity…read more Any thing in euros is not cheap. My room had a extravagant view of everything, brought refreshments to my room and watched life unfold. If you venture out there are cute restaurants in walking distance. If you offer a extra tip and speak excellent French, the lady can arrange continental breakfast, if not my friends French was not as good and seemed ask for a hooker to visit, or slang equivalent. My stay here was pleasant, and my room always clean. The staff are friendly and very hospitable, make an attempt to use French it is deemed as more respected, none the less expect a straight forward stay in gorgeous accommodations most of all to feel rested and appreciated.

I stay in a lot of cheap shitty motorway hotels. I'm easily…read morepleased by a smile at reception and a bed that isn't noticeably soiled, but fuck me with a fire extinguisher!!!!!!!!! This place is the WORST. Turned up in the small hours having booked 3 twin rooms. The receptionist was eagerly waiting for us with arms folded, having obviously received some devastating news regarding a member of his family and a group of people matching our exact descriptions. 2 key cards per room - are you insane!?! get fucked mate. Got upstairs to be greeted by the smell of sewage on the first floor. Imagine my surprise to discover the smell in the corridor was actually coming from my room. Years of smoking have rendered my already poor sense of smell almost null and void, but the stench that hit me on opening the door made myself and my lucky roommate for the evening gag and immediately turn retreat. Back down in the reception our new friend seemed to be expecting us, as when we informed him about the stench he magically produced a can of air-freshener within a second so that we could enjoy the smell of shitty chemicals and human waste together. No other rooms available, not my problem, not going to wake the manager up - it's 2 in the morning, he's asleep. Not going to give you my name - this is not my problem and actually I'm a bit pissed off with you fancy-pants foreigners wanting to sleep without the risk of contracting a disease. I have actually stayed here once before and remember the breakfast being absolutely hilarious. Fuck this place, fuck that guy and probably see you again in the next 12 months in your conveniently placed shit pit with secure parking.

I'm not sure what warranted three stars from the other reviewers. Is love to leave just one but…read morethere are a few saving graces. But first the honest truth: this place is a dump. Rooms are the size of a normal person's closet and of the three rooms I've been in, they all wreak of smoke. Not subtle smoke they've tried to mask; bad bad smoke. Staff is friendly. The food is edible. And there is a coffee machine in the lobby that serves something that falls just east of horrible, but still palatable and warms the stomach. It is Ibis. Usually they're terrible. And this one does not fail to live up to that expectation!

The hotel that most of the company guests use was sold out so I ended up staying at the Kyriad…read more The outside of the hotel looks a little run down but the bar and reception area were updated. The only food served is for the breakfast buffet so you have to walk to the restaurants next door if you don't want to drive. Now let's get to the good and the bad about this hotel. I had a room on the first floor at the end of the hallway. The hallway smelled like sewer gas or a toilet backup. I think it is because the laundry room door is open and the smell is allowed to waft into the hallway. The room itself was a typical European hotel. However, I was a little surprised that they had provided throwaway flip flops for use in the shower. Are these for OCD people or are you trying to tell me that you don't clean the rooms very well? It was untypically warm during my stay (25 C) and they had not yet turned on the AC so it was a little uncomfortable. Now let's get to the really bad. I scheduled a wake up call for 7am because I had a flight later that day. No wake up call....I ended up waking up on my own at 7:35am. Fortunately I made it to the airport on time. When I was racing to check out the lady apologized but I really don't think she cared. I know there is a language barrier and my French is non-existent but please don't miss a wake up call. The gentleman the night before wrote my wake up call down in a notebook...not a very sophisticated system. No wonder I never received a call. There were very few guests staying here...it almost felt like the movie "The Shining" when I first arrived. Slowly some guests started to arrive and there were finally ten cars in the lot. I understand why the other hotel was completely sold out and the Kyriad had vacancy. Next time I am in Compiègne I will make sure I stay at the other place.