What a gem of a hotel. Our room was basic but very comfortable, we've never slept so well in a hotel bed. The restaurant is lovely and the food brilliant. Nathalie is a mine of information about the area and speaks excellent English which helps if your French is as bad as mine! More

My wife and I had a night here in March 2011. We have stayed about half a dozen times before. We paid €103 for dinner and bed and breakfast. That included a 3 course dinner for two people, and the best breakfast I have ever had in France, for about £87, pounds sterling. That is phenomenal value. Luc is a... More

Above sentence says it all. Though I must add it as one of the best all-round hotels I've ever stayed in. More

It's about time I updated my review on the Hotel Le Foch. This place is still lovely. €103 for half board remains fantastice value, even with the £ being at rock bottom. The food is very good, and the service and welcome as charming as ever. Nathalie and Luke are great hosts, and I have been back about half a... More

If you're planning a stay in this part of France this hotel / restaurant is a perfect place to stay. If you're looking for luxury then the expensive Hotel Schoebeque opposite is probably more for you. If you're looking for a lovely french hotel with a really warm welcome, great food and big rooms that overlook the town square then... More

The rooms are very pleasant, roomy and bright but the food was very disappointing - restaurant had pretentious atmosphere but the food was very mediocre. More

Charming little hotel run by friendly management in an attractive little town. Our room and bathroom overlooking the main square was sweet with antique touches. The drawback was that we were woken from 6am (on an August Tuesday) by considerable traffic, amplified by the otherwise charming cobblestones. At the time of writing the noise problem is particularly bad as there... More

Can really only echo previous reviews: a friendly, well located, well run, good value hotel. I would certainly not hesitate to stay at Le Foch if visiting Cassel again. My second floor room (steep stairs with a heavy bag!) overlooked the square and, while it's an old building and the decor could perhaps be updated, was perfectly good for a... More

We stayed here as part of visiting Arras for the Main Square Festival. The Grand Place street was very quaint and quiet. The hotel was tidy and clean, but the decor is quite tired. The local cafe/restaurants require you to speak a bit of French, so is great practice, not great if you forget your phrase book though! There is... More