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A nice stay here. I enjoyed the restaurant but the service was a little slow. Would stay again.

Wonderful place to stay! The staff was very helpful and kind.

The room was nice. However the food was very disappointing, they market themselves as a fine dining restaurant on their website. According to their management, they are now a bistro. Starters were OK, mains were inedible - hummus with broccoli sweet potato and quinoa bake, was simply chick pea purée with broccoli in a thin sauce. Fish pocheuse was similarly fish in a thin flavourless sauce. The crème brûlée was split. We did complain to the waiter, who just shrugged, on check out, management were utterly disinterested.

Its the second time we stay at this hotel. Its old, worn down, very noicy. It needs renovation

We were here two nights, and really enjoyed our stay. The location is good, fairly central in the town. Our bedroom (room 1) appeared recently redecorated and refitted (or it’s very well maintained), and was spacious and comfortable; it was hot while we were there, so it was great to have efficient and quiet air conditioning. The bathroom was particularly good with plenty of shelf space and a large walk-in shower. Breakfast was excellent, with a wide choice on the buffet. We also had dinner in the hotel on the two evenings, and we thought the food was good. Service was efficient and helpful.

The room was dirty and the ventilation did not work. We didn’t sleep cause of it. We tried to explain how we had been to the management, but she wouldn’t listen. Extremly arrogant and was only concerned of getting paid.

We booked this hotel as it was around half way from St Malo to where we were heading in Switzerland. The hotel has parking and the room was basic with excellent A/C, comfortable bed and bathroom with walk in and great shower. Range of toiletries and single ply recycled paper loo roll. The soundproofing in the hotel room was not great; you could hear noises and sounds in parts of the hotel around the room. The hotel dining room is quite dated. Staff were very pleasant, attentive and friendly and helped us select Chablis wine to buy. A real advantage of the hotel was its proximity to the heart of this very pretty and quaint town. We arrived late on a Saturday afternoon and had a short wander into the town, stopping at a small restaurant located at a bridge in town for some Chablis tasting and charcuterie du cochon. We then headed back to the hotel to enjoy a delicious meal in the hotel restaurant; a starter of whipped goats cheese on watermelon being a highlight, and some Chablis Grand Cru! We were pleased we booked the hotel restaurant as it did not appear that there were many other restaurant options in the small town. Early on the Sunday morning I did a part walk part run through the seven grand cru vineyards before a plentiful buffet breakfast sitting in the pretty courtyard of the hotel. Before we left Chablis we visited the very extensive market which had been set up on the main street where we bought some fresh fruit and cheese. Chablis is a very beautiful part of France and well worth a stop over and I would recommend this hotel.