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Cycling London to Paris. This was our first stop. No bike storage, but chained to railings in full sight of 24hr reception. Hotel was very nice, and looking at staying here again. Food was delicious, including evening buffet. Staff were very helpful, including escorting us to see the chef to discuss vegetarian buffet options (and help with language barrier). Unfortunately, we did not have a long enough stay to enjoy the hotel's facilities (pool, spa, golf, grounds, etc), but would look at staying here again.

Room was clean. People weee nice. But AC did not work. We let the generator ent desk know right away. They said technician will fix. But we had to stay with out AC through out and it was super hot. It was hard to sleep / stay in the room.

Lovely welcome, beautiful gardens, and fantastic evening meal.

PROS: The hotel staff was incredibly helpful and friendly, offered lots of recommendations for restaurants and tours. The service was great, and the location of the hotel was pretty close to the city centre - everything was within walking distance. CONS: Air conditioning control was locked on the first night of our stay, uncomfortably hot in the hotel room. Must’ve been an accident, however we had to speak to the hotel staff to get them to reset it the next day. The bathtub was weathered and had quite a few stains. There was a small stain on the couch in the room, and the bedsheet had a small hole in it. Overall the room had signs of wear and tear which was a little disappointing. Parking garage was incredibly tight to maneuver, just something to keep in mind.

Bon rapport qualité prix

Staff all very supportive, even when verybusy

Very well

Arrived later than expected due to delays at the Channel Tunnel but staff kept the restaurant open so we could get some dinner. Rooms were good and shower hot. Breakfast was nice with a mixture of cereal, bacon & eggs, toast/breads, cheese/meat, croissants/pain au chocolat, etc. Good place for us to stay the night to break up our jounrney