I stayed here with a friend on the way down to Le Man's Classic in 2010 in our TVR Vixen and and Fiat 124 Spider. Although it was a slight detour and unexpected to stumble across such a place, it was amazing. the walled town is very beautiful with excellent eateries in the local square. A place I want to... More

We spent the bank holiday in Le Coq and had a lovely stay! The staff were friendly, and emailed well in advance to let us know the town centre would be shut by a cycle race (and shut to traffic). This meant we turned up earlier than we would normally have done - and sopping wet to boot (we went... More

Over the years we have stayed here many times. Most recently for 3 nights 13-16 April. We had two rooms but our principal one was 33 on top floor as we wanted a walk in shower AND two beds. You get to it by lift to second floor then by a short flight of stairs. Rooms 31 and 32 are... More

Just spent two nights at le coq. Lovely small hotel, clean rooms, comfortable beds and a very attentive hostess. Breakfast buffet delicious with freshly pressed orange juice and pastries straight from the local Boulanger. Prix fixe dinner was good value (would recommend the soupiere). Very nice place to stay in this charming walled town. Take a walk around the ramparts... More

We have just come back from spending two nights at the Coq Hotel to which we fled as refugees from the dire Hotel de France – of which more anon! The Coq was just what we needed. It is in a modern purpose built block at the back of the proprietor’s Coquempot Restaurant, which fronts onto one of the main... More

The hotel was functional, clean and well maintained (we stayed in rooms in the newer annex to the rear of the property). The room was comfortable although the bed may be a little hard for some. Good location for the many restaurants in the town. We didn't use the hotel's secure parking, but did not find parking a problem in... More

This hotel is a great blend of traditional and modern - a traditional restaurant in an old building in a square in the town centre with modern bedrooms in a new annexe across the courtyard overlooking the garden. The quiet rooms were far better equipped than most of the French hotels we have stayed in - tea and coffee faciliites,... More

We have stayed two or three times a year, for several years, in conjunction with dinners of The Wine Society. We were there again for 2 nights on Friday 28 October. The hotel bedrooms are separate from the main building which houses the restaurant Le Coquempot which is open to the public in its own right. The whole is run... More

The room we stayed in here was large and very well fitted out. The bathroom was lovely, there was a fridge and tea making facilities and the bed was very comfortable. We used the car park that was in the courtyard that was covered with CCTV. It was either 9 euros or 9 euros 50 per night. It was however... More