The host was kind enough to extend the check-in time for us since we arrived later than planned. The room was simple, but clean and the beds were comfortable. That was all we needed. And the breakfast in our room. :))

It was expensive for the type of room, but that's probably because of high season and huge demand in the area.

Nice clean room, comfortable bed and very good meal in the restaurant.

Room was quite noisy and the owner was fairly abrupt.

Excellent staff and the food was good also

Great stay!

Nice modern bathroom.

It's an older building thus no elevator to top floor.

Basic but OK. Food was good and service!

Rooms were tired as was the hotel generally

Location suited me. Small fairly typical French hotel

Its difficult to know where to start as the messages are rather mixed. At first look its a small fairly typical French country hotel clearly with gastronomique pretensions. On arrival you discover you cannot access the hotel parking without parking elsewhere first and checking in so that can get a keycode for the industrial size gate. Then you discover the car park is small and cramped, with white vans taking up a lot of space with badly parked (French) cars fitting in around them and no further spaces that were usable. Rooms are clean and comfortable. And they come with tea and coffee making facilities – but sadly no tea or coffee just a kettle, some badly chipped cups and some boiled sweets!The restaurant is something else! I could have read most of a paperback in the time it took to ask me for my order - not even asking whether I would like something to drink to begin with. Eventually the order was taken and I was given my pastis without ice and with a litre of water. My wine and sparkling water appeared at the same time, both already opened and with no top for the water. Then I discovered the Sylvaner was warm even though in an ice bucket which was mainly water. If the wine was actually Sylvaner I do not know as it had already been opened but it didn't taste like Sylvaner and it was in a bottle dated 2017 which is somewhat older than usual for a wine to be drunk young. I had decided against the various fixed menu options as I wanted something simple. But no guinea fowl available so switched to duck after my moules marinieres starter. The latter were pleasant enough although very young and small although there were certainly plenty of them. The duck dish on the other hand was pretty disgraceful presented with overcooked and rather slimy vegetables and a very watery peppercorn sauce. I did not bother with dessert or coffee. The breakfast was pretty good.

NOT A LOT. INTERESTING LOCATION. ONLY STAFF MEMBER VERY PLEASANT TRYING TO DFEFEND THE INDEFENSIBLE. HAS SOME FRENCH RUSTIC CHARM. WIFI WAS GOOD

BOOKED A DELUXE ROOM WHICH TURNED OUT TO BE A FAMILY ROOM WITH ONE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE BEDS. WEBSITE SAYS NO EXTRA BEDS AVAILABLE IN DE LUXE ROOMS. TV TINY BY THE CEILING AND POINTING ONLY AT SINGLE BEDS. SHOWER TRAY COVERED IN BLACK MOULD AND VERY UNHYGIENIC. "HOT" WATER BARELY LUKEWARM. WEBSITE SHOWS RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BUT WE WERE HORRIFIED TO LEARN ON CHECKING IN THAT IT, AND THE BAR, ARE CLOSED ON FRIDAYS. WE HAD NO NOTICE OF THIS FROM THE HOTEL OR BOOKING.COM. THERE ARE NO OTHER OPTIONS IN TROARN ASIDE FROM A PIZZA TAKEAWAY THAT CLOSES AT 2000 OR BURGER KING ABOUT 2 KM AWAY. THE STAFF SUGGESTED SOMEWHERE 12 KM AWAY THAT HAD LOTS OF FOOD OPTIONS BUT TOO CLOSE AT 2000. VERY VERY DISAPPOINTED AS I HAD PROMISED MY PARTNER A GOOD FRENCH MEAL. I HAVE STAYED HERE BEFORE AND HAD WARNED MY PARTNER IT WAS BIT LIKE A FRENCH FAWLTY TOWERS AND SHE NOW AGREES. DURING LAST STAY THERE WERE TEA AND COFFEE MAKING FACILITIES IN THE ROOM BUT NO TEA OR COFFEE TO MAKE!. THIS APPARENTLY IS NO LONGER THE CASE BUT THE PHOTO OF A ROOM ON THE WEBSITE STILL CLEARLY SHOWS CUPS AND A KETTLE. VERY MISLEADING. WITH NO SUCH FACILITIES AND NO BAR THERE IS NO POSSIBILITY OF GETTING A DRINK. DESPERATELY BAD SERVICE. IT HAS BEEN TAKEN OVER BY LOGIS AND I WOULD EXPECT A LOCATION TO BE BETTER NOT MARKEDLY WORSE