From our arrival, Matthew was a perfect host- he went out to the car to check on where we parked. He then took in and stored our skiis for the evening. He recommended a restaurant for us and then helped the children with the free wifi codes. We had a Quadruple room on the 2nd floor (room 9).Room was lovely,... More

lovely little hotel with a kind, joyful host. I just couldn't help liking his enthusiastic, sincere manner. yummy hot chocolate , and breakfast was amazing. the beds were a bit soft though, from memory. also we were up two flights of stairs, quite a challenge when carrying a sleeping 3 yr old

A brighter, more helpful proprietor one could not hope to find. We were made to feel welcome from the first phonecall I made to ask about parking. The hotelier was ever so sweet with the children and they loved being at Hotel les Chevaliers. We had a room full of character, modernised in its antiquity, for the 4 of us.... More

LAON is a perfect stopover if you don't want to kill yourself rusing for the Calai ferries - and incur a hefty speeding fine in the process. We knew Laon but hadn't stayed in this hotel the last time. The entrance was as hotels used to be 30 years ago, but the young owner gave us the room on the... More

What we booked was an appartment for 4 with two seperate bedrooms, what we got was one single room with two double beds.   It looked more like a school dormitory than an hotelroom, no privacy at all.  True the hotel is under renovation (partly paid with money from the European Union), still it is only half finished and the... More

Arrived in the centre of the old town of Laon in the bitter February cold and stumbled on this delightful hotel. The hotelier-Matthieu was exceptionally welcoming, helpful and sensitive to our needs. Our double room had been recently renovated with great simple taste, was totally silent, had magnificent views from the ramparts and was so cosy that we decided to... More

Les Chevaliers only has 2 stars so we didn't expect much. Located in an old building, it is typical of the old style, family run French hotel with worn carpets and dowdy decoration. It lacks a feeling of care. But the bedroom was large with a high ceiling and decent sized, separate, bathroom. The problem is that some of the... More

We were guided by our satnav to this hotel - 238 metres from the centre of the town! it's simple but welcoming with a hearty french breakfast in the morning. The hotel was literally a stone's throw from the main square, and 2 minutes walk from the Cathedral where they hold a light show on Friday's and Saturday's in the... More