Our room was super and the bed big and comfy.Free and secure parking,and it needs to be. The town is home to Drunks and Down and Outs housed in the Chateaux in the centre of town, HUNDREDS OF THEM. As a result there is little demand for a quality restaurant or a place ordinary people to have a drink. Hotel... More

The hotel is on a fairly quiet main street in a quiet town that is centrally located for visiting many great cathedrals, mansions, World War sites and other historic sites (we went to Reims, Laon, Soissons, Compiegne, etc.). The building itself was a historic inn, with a central courtyard, and it is roomy and elegant without being stuffy. Mr. Brunot... More

A few equipment: tv: only the 6 national channels and 4 others (2 german, 1 english and 1 spanish) anyway we were not there for watching tv. When we wake up we saw that there was no toothbrush , no toothpaste, no shampoo... This hotel is a good hotel but I still answer myself how it can be a a... More

We booked this hotel as a convenient hotel just outside of Paris for the New Year.We arrived at the hotel at about 8pm New Years Eve. The light was on in Reception, but there was noone there, and the door was locked. There was however, a note of the front door, but as it was in French (not unexpected) neither... More

We stayed here one night on our way back from the south. It’s an old coaching inn that has been re-furbished and provides very comfortable and stylish accommodation. We stayed in the stables (ground floor) the room was spacious and well appointed bathroom and WC modern and clean. Breakfast consists of rolls and breads with juice/coffee. The owner is a... More