This hotel is everything it says it is. It's clean and cheap. The breakfast buffet costs an extra…read more€6, but you can definitely get value out of that. There are eggs and "bacon" in the buffet as well as all the normal french breakfast breads and croissants. The one thing to know about this hotel is that the rooms and bathrooms are tiny. The bedroom is about 3m x 3m, and there are no frills. No coffee pot or kettle or hair dryer. The bathroom is also tiny. It has a little shower compartment, a sink, and toilet all in a cabinet space. Unlike traditional french toilets, this one is in the bathroom with the rest of things. All in all, I like it because I'm flying solo. It isn't what I'd look for if I were with another person, but it is cheap!

Just ok food for the people who are hungry. Very nice people. Nice place. Not expensive for what…read moreyou get.

So far so good! The woman behind the desk (girl) was very friendly and saw our names and heard us…read morespeaking English to each other so she opened our conversation in English, but when I spoke to her in French she obliged by continuing the conversation in French. The room is a decent size by French hotel standards all modern and equipped with a cute pebble-tiled shower and a traditional French toilet closet. The hotel is set back from the main road so we didn't have any road noise from the main road that was only a block away, but the rooms don't really have any view of which to speak. Breakfast was a rip-off at an additional €9,50 each, but it was a very typical continental breakfast (coffee, juice, corn flakes, bread, soft cheese, croissants, cakes, cookies, yogurts, fruit, sandwich meats,and hard-boiled eggs) but we would have had to stay there hours to get value, and the amount of sugar in the room was incredible! The atmosphere in the breakfast room was pretty stuffy too (maybe early-mornings?) I doubt we'll ever appreciate French petit déjeuner...