Hotéis Ibis em Le Havre

On the edges of the main road to Le Havre (less than 5 minutes by car), modern motel, spacious and clean rooms (for the hotel category). Excellent price. Cute service, parking available. Recommended

Unfortunately this “hotel” is the worst we have stayed in during our trip to France. When we arrived, the receptionist did not speak any English, but was nice enough and was able to give us our room numbers and codes. This is probably the only thing I can even slightly compliment. The next morning, there was another staff member who did speak English though. From there, you have two options to get to your room: the stairs or the lift. The lift is fully carpeted (walls too!), and feels like a cardboard box. If you choose to take the stairs, I would suggest wearing a mask. In fact, you should probably wear one throughout the hotel. as the smell is horrible. On the second day of our stay, the smell got even worse as it began smelling like sewage throughout the lobby. Things unfortunately do not get better in the room. The rooms are small, which is ok, but the bed is made from some sort of MDF - cardboard hybrid with a mattress on top. At least the bedsheets were clean. The bathroom is definitely the piece-de-resistance. The WC was dirty and stained. Dust on every pipe. The sink takes its time draining, and the clicker waste is not functional, also full of limescale. The extractor is broken on the inside. There was also no soap in our bathroom - others in our group were, however, blessed with some soap. The hairdryer in one of the rooms was also broken. There is also no air conditioning or fan. As we visited in August we slept with the windows open, which honestly barely made a difference. The curtain does not fully cover the windows either. Additionally, there was some sort of unit outside our rooms which made a buzzing noise all night long. If you are nosey, you may get some good entertainment. The walls are incredibly thin and you will be able to hear the guests in surrounding rooms, including when they flush the toilet. We spent most of this first night, until about midnight, trying to find a different hotel so we could leave this place, but we were unsuccessful as it was a weekend in August. We were told by other hotels that we were not even the first ones that day to try to get a room somewhere else. At night, there is no reception staff. There is a call button, but we saw someone use it and wait a good while before anyone answered (if they did - we did not hang around). The whole area also feels unsafe - there are homeless people sleeping directly outside the hotel leaning against it, and drunk/dodgy people all around. Make of this what you will, as this is not strictly the hotel’s fault. Once we managed to get some sleep, it was time for breakfast. We arrived at breakfast between 8:30 and 8:45. The options were essentially: croissant, pain-au-chocolat or bread. There were some scrambled eggs and I think there was supposed to be bacon, but we must have just missed it (breakfast began at 7:30). The juice also soon ran out, as did cups and cutlery. The staff was only there occasionally, so there was no-one to even ask for these thi

”L'hôtel était très propre et le service accueillant, très bon petit déjeuner . Sinn , il faisait froid dans la chambre malgré le chauffage allumé !le lit était petit 1,40 cm alors qu'il était noté comme un lit king size sur site!

In the centre of Le Havre. The hotel is difficult to miss, it is huge.. We used a surface level car park which was generally rather full yet we always managed to find a space. We had a large bedroom with 6' bed with a rear view of fountains and gardens. It had exceedingly poor lighting and very weedy wi-fi. Our bathroom was large and weel appointed, individual toiletries. Good breadfast including cooked.

In order to go to Elephant Trunk Hill, it is just opposite the train station and the bus station. Zero distance. The hotel’s seasoning is good, the room is quite big, the view is good, and the breakfast is good. On the other side of the hotel is a shopping mall. There are places to eat and shop, recommended.

Great hotel, location is perfect and near the city center. It has secure parking which is easily accessible from the hotel. Staff were friendly and the breakfast was a nice bonus!

A stay at Hôtel et Spa Vent d'Ouest places you in the heart of Le Havre, steps from St. Joseph's Church and 7 minutes by foot from The Volcano. This spa hotel is 15.6 mi (25 km) from Old Harbor of Honfleur and 26.7 mi (43 km) from Deauville Beach.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, babysitting (surcharge), and an arcade/game room.Enjoy a meal at Les Enfants Sages or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The hotel also offers room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM and on weekends from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 35 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

Very well located hotel, pleasant smile and listening staff, innocent cleanliness, very complete breakfast with selection and regional products We had a privileged room on 7th floor with view of the pool, well equipped room, The hotel is a very good restaurant and a very good kitchen.

By booking 3 days first, I extended another 2 days because the hotel is very good. I didn't eat breakfast because I like to make my own coffee in the room with the provided kettle, and it's cute to take a bath in the bathtub. Behind the hotel, the bridge quickly leads to the Primark Shopping Center or the other side of the university, then into Boulevard Joffre, leading to the new Coty Center and Fnac Refuge on a rainy day. This is a boulevard with many shops.