I've been coming here for years when I visit a local company…read more This is a Best Western so you can conveniently book online and checkout the rates and any deals. There are four floors of room with about 10 rooms per floor. Each room is decorated differently so it does not have the typical cookie cutter hotel feel. The Owners and staff are very friendly and happy to help out with tour and restaurant recommendations. The rooms are cozy and comfortable. In the morning the dining area is open with tea, coffee, yogurt, fresh bread and croissants, and of course my favorite - pain au choclat! Yum. They also serve fresh squeezed OJ and some cheeses and meat slices. It's self serve and you can hang out as long as you want. I really like the location because you can walk in about 10 minutes to either the main shopping area or the Old Town area which is full of great little restaurants and pubs. It also has easy access to the highways and the train station. Very recommended, but be advised they are doing a major expansion. The construction is only during the day and actually not inside but adjacent to the hotel, but it can be distracting if you are trying to snooze during the day.

The Grade Hotel de Tours is very centrally located right next to the railway station and is a very…read moreshort walk to the centre of Tours. The staff from the front desk to the breakfast room are very friendly and helpful. My room was very quiet, clean and provide the all important kettle and tea making facilities. The bathroom was huge. I couldn't resist the bath after a hard day cycling. The bike storage is very safe and secure. Breakfast is worth paying for with cereal, fruit, cheeses, hot food and a lot more.

The ac was wholly inadequate, barely able to see room at 80 degree although set for 65F. We slept…read moreon the floor to get closer to ?AC. Bathroom door closed to conserve /ac. Bathroom at 95 degrees. Shower useless because so hot. Cheap, thin mattresses. Room needs a coat of paint and shabby. Hallways hit and dark. Put valuables in hotel safe because safe in room on the floor (*!!!) did not work, but when went to retrieve them, safe could not bar opened because no one had the code and this person would be back in the morning. This is NOT a 4 STAR hotel. Very uncomfortable. Night staff man very nice, m but could not open safe. =Breakfast restaurant staff nasty. /cannoitb recommend to anyone.

There are several problems with this hotel:…read more 1) The room was not very clean. The rug was gritty, and there was a set of stains on the blanket that was indicative of a previous sexual encounter. 2) The hallways were always dark, even in the daytime. You had to press a light switch to see where you were going, and the light timed out after a couple minutes. If you were caught by the sudden darkness, you had to fumble your way to the light switch, which wasn't lit. 3) The shower setup was such that you were continually pushing against the metal hose while standing under the shower head. 4) The room was so tiny, that two people had to squeeze past each other when moving around. 5) The person cleaning up the breakfast tables took the unused packets of butter from one table, and returned the butter to the general bin. All that put together makes for a not-so-warm-and-fuzzy feeling, which is not what you want when staying in a strange place for the night.

From the owner: Une cuisine régionale de tradition Au St-Eloi, on vient déguster une cuisine traditionnelle, qui…read morecomprend aussi bien des plats de poisson que de viande : rognons de veau, cabillaud et spécialités tourangelles comme la géline ou les rillons. Pour finir en douceur par les incontournables profiteroles ou la classique crème brûlée à savourer dans une salle raffinée, aux teintes pastel. La carte change deux fois par an et un plat du jour est disponible en semaine, en fonction du marché. Le restaurant propose aussi des formules spéciales pour les séminaires. Logique quand on sait que le Relais St Eloi est aussi un hôtel deux étoiles.

From the owner: Un hôtel calme et bon marché Ce petit hôtel de 30 chambres entièrement rénovées se trouve dans une…read morerue calme du centre-ville. On vous y réserve un accueil des plus agréables.

From the owner: L'Ibis Tours Centre Gare vous accueille au cœur de Tours, à deux pas de la gare SNCF et à proximité…read moreimmédiate du centre-ville et des principaux sites touristiques. Idéal pour les séjours professionnels comme de loisirs, l’hôtel propose des chambres modernes et confortables, pensées pour le repos et l’efficacité, avec literie ibis et Wi-Fi gratuit. L’établissement dispose de 139 chambres, d’un espace bar convivial et d’un petit-déjeuner buffet varié, apprécié pour la qualité de ses produits. Au sein de l’établissement, vous profitez également du Bistro Régent, restaurant reconnu pour sa cuisine simple et généreuse, apprécié aussi bien par la clientèle locale que par les voyageurs. Une solution pratique et conviviale pour vos déjeuners et dîners, sans quitter l’hôtel. Notre équipe, disponible et attentive, met un point d’honneur à offrir un accueil chaleureux et un service fluide tout au long du séjour. L’hôtel est également un point de départ pratique pour découvrir la ville de Tours et les châteaux de la Loire. Que vous voyagiez pour le travail ou le plaisir, ibis Tours Centre Gare combine accessibilité, confort et simplicité pour un séjour en toute sérénité.

From the owner: Un air de pension de famille Au centre-ville, à deux pas du Palais des Congrès et de la gare,…read morel'hôtel Moderne dispense la même convivialité qu'une pension de famille. Les habitués ne s'y trompent pas et reviennent dormir dans ces chambres spacieuses et agréables, à la literie de qualité. Le soir, on se retrouve dans la salle à manger chaleureuse, aux vitraux colorés et rideaux fleuris, pour un repas animé par le patron. La cuisine est maison, familiale et copieuse. Pour toutes ces raisons, il est fortement conseillé de réserver.