We stayed at the hotel for only one night (thank goodness!). The beds are short and about 40 years old so they completely sag in the middle. The furnishings and bedding are old and they feel "grubby". The hotel has an odor and is dark. The toilet in one of our rooms broke on the first evening we were there and someone had to come try to fix it. It worked the rest of the time but we were quite wary because it seemed very close to breaking again. The restaurant is incredibly overpriced and didn't look like it was anywhere near worth the prices being charged. We ate at a quaint little restaurant down the street on the river. The staff in the evening tried to be helpful but when our internet wouldn't work they had no idea how to help us. We had intended to do some extra research and map out the battlefields prior to departure the next day. When I talked with the staff member the following morning about the lack of internet they didn't apologize nor have any offer for compensating for the hassle. The only positive was the location. We had a nice view of the river and it was convenient access to the historical sights. I like "quaint" hotels but this was NOT one, it was just old and run down.

This hotel is right in the heart of Verdun - 20 minute walk from the train station, many of the historic sites and the shipping are in easy walking distance. It is clean but the decor has not been changed for maybe 20 years.

We arrived here last night having driven all the way from lauterbrunen in Switzerland with this being our stop-over on route to Calais to return to the UK.

The Walls are paper thin and we could hear the conversation of our neighbour - but only just - over the noise of the concert going on in the square. But if you flush the toilet, you won't hear anything at all as it is the noisiest toilet in the world!! Made worse by the fact that you don't have door to the bathroom - just a curtain!!

Not particularly clean, towels grey and frayed. If we had any voice at all we would've moved to a different hotel. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY PLEASE.

Undoubtedly the worst hotel experience I've had the misfortune to encounter. I have traveled extensively in under developed countries, or to be politicaly correct, developing countries and not had an opportunity to observe first hand terrible service, ridiculous prices in a restaurant, small rooms, plus a difficult establishment to check into.

This place is an expensive joke as a hotel. It wouldn't make a pimple on a fles butt, let alone a several star hoted.