Easy to find once we found the correct road. We walked from the train and had lunch in the park on the way to the hotel. Hotel is across the street from St. Vincent Church, very nice inside. Would have liked to hear the organs play. The Mansion is just up the hill and is quite impressive from the outside.... More

I stayed at the Hotel Renaissance for at least one night while travelling in france with three of my friends. So I will tell you the highlights and the lowlights. The price is perfect for people taking Europe by storm and still saving money. We staying in a 5 person room for one night and each paid around 11 euro,... More

I'd suggest staying somewhere else. It was decent for me as a young single traveler on a budget, but the service was below average. First of all, the hotel advertises itself as being open 24 hours/day. On my first evening, I went out and came back around 11 pm to find the door locked. I had not been given an... More

We have had one of the worst experiences of our lives at the Hotel La Renaissance in Bloise France. We arrived in Bloise at 14:00 and attempted to check into the hotel, we were told check in was not open until after 17:00. We asked that the manager/hotel owner store our bags, which he set aside in a corner of... More

As a professional traveler (International airline pilot) I have NEVER been treated so badly at an establishment before; and that's saying something! More than a week into my cycle tour across France, and having spent the night in similar 2 star hotels in St. Nazaire, Nantes, St. Florent, Angers & Tours, the Office of Tourism found this establishment for me... More

Don't be frightened by the "institutional" look of the hallways; the rooms are fine. Small and basic by U.S. standards but clean and comfortable. No AC, but a fan, and even in July the nights were cool enough with the window open. Street noise mostly dies down after midnight, even on Bastille Day! The location is great, near the Blois... More

Very nice stay in a very affordable, pleasant hotel. We got a large room in the back. Very quiet, clean and warm. We were surprise also by the quality of the food for lunch at the restaurant and the breakfast was quite good also. They have a night keeper so you can come back any time.

Last year out Motorbike touring in France, decided to spend a couple of days at the Loire, and picked on Blois as being an interesting town to visit. We arrived fairly late, really, for trying to find accommodation 'on-spec', but after riding around for a while on the complex one-way system, in the heat, luckily we spotted the Renaissance Hotel.... More