We stayed here last year and would never return. The rooms were tiny, the air con didn't work and they lost our booking so ignored a request for our two rooms to be on the same floor (not even adjacent just on the same floor) and they tried to overcharge us. Fortunately I kept a copy of our booking. It... More

Our trip from Paris Montparnasse station to Lourdes on 2 Apr by TGV train took almost 7 hrs. It was off peak and we waited 10 mins for a taxi to fetch us from Lourdes train station to Antipodes Hotel. Journey is only 5 mins and costs euro 15. This is a basic hotel with no frills but each room... More

sad day for my 20 yrs traveling to lourdes to find peace, simply asking to supplied soap receptionist francis inform that new company antipodes unlike citea don't supplied soap & thankful they supplied towel, i book 3 units of 2 bedroom, & he said if had money to pay 3 bedroom why not buy a soap, & even show his... More

Close to the Grotto and shopping streets. Lovely lake view. Convenient kitchen facilities. Clean room and bathroom. Check-in very late at 16h30. Not convenient. Check-out at 11h00. Too early for a hotel with such a late check-in. Nice staff.

Lourdes was a big surprise for us. It is very touristy and not just a spiritual place. Yes the hotel is in a great spot. We were in room 301 and it was tiny. If we put a suitcase to open on the floor there was no room to get by. We searched high and low and found only one... More

Read this #2 ranked hotel in Lourdes and booked it for 3 nights. On arrival, we got promptly checked in and was encouraged by our cab driver praising our choice. We have been to Lourdes before and hence was certain on the ease of the location (to Grotto). We were given Room 201, a double bedder. Winter is just over... More

Location: 2-5 minutes from the Sanctuaries, smack bang in the middle of a row of eateries and shops. What more could you want? Even a walk to the train station (17 minutes?) was doable with big luggage. It really was a great place to be. Room: Modern, spacious (but not big), and self-equiped. It would've been great to stay more... More

I am writing a review for when it was a Citea, though I suspect that the accommodation hasn't changed. I am one amongst many volunteers that come to Lourdes every year and St Jean is perfect for any volunteers needs. You can do your own thing: you can have lunch when you're able; and you can provide your own food... More

Hi everyone, I`ve just returned from a European vacation and here is my review of Apart Hotel Citea Lourdes. I booked this hotel for one night through Booking.Com for $69 Euros on September 29th 2010. The Hotel is perfectly located directly downtown Lourdes on Ave du Paradis (Paradise Avenue), from here it`s a five minute walk to the Grotto. When... More