The Napoleon is located right next to the chateau with underground parking available across the road (€10/day). Staff was very friendly and helpful and we had a good night's sleep. Rooms are decent size, clean and quiet, but the building could do with some extra TLC. Bathroom joints were cracking, several tiles had broken off and on several doors paint... More

The hotel is close to the chateau and the breakfast is very good. The room was small but adequate and clean. I also needed tech help for my cell phone and had the assistance of several of the front desk staff. Their English was quite good and they helped me get connected. We chose Fontainebleau to avoid Paris and it... More

The Hotel Napoleon is a small hotel directly across from Fontainebleau and on the main street. It is quiet, with a lovely courtyard. The staff is friendly, speaks english and very eager to please their guest. The hotel has free WIFI in the lobby. I was having trouble with my I pad and the young man at the desk was... More

Rooms really small and once a baby cot in barely enough room for us and our bags let alone our pushchair which then created a real fire safety hazard. No cupboard or hanging space which was really difficult as in town for a wedding! No where to hang towels in bathroom. No toilet roll holder. Large and noisy portable air... More

The hotel hosted a wedding during our stay and extremelly loud music played just in front of our room until 3 am. Clients were not warned about this event and the employees did not care. Some clients called the police at 2.30 am. I would not recommend this hotel since it's management has no respect for clients. More

This hotel has a very good location in Fontainebleau, but this town is just so small, so other hotels are also not much away from the center. I don't recommend, because everything is so old and outdated. The lift, air condition, TV, shower equipment.. You fill your coffee or tee by your own at breakfast, no one is doing this... More

The courtyard around which the hotel is built is certainly pretty - classic French architecture adorned with green foliage – and resulting, critically, in very quiet bedrooms. I also liked the very central location of the hotel (right opposite the Chateau), friendly check-in staff, plus quite grand entrance lobby. There are tea/coffee making facilities plus a fridge in the room.... More

My room was at the end of an old, dark and smelly corridor. The room itself was about 18 inches wider than the tiniest double bed I have ever seen. The bathroom would be just about acceptable in a cheap youth hostel. Breakfast was poor and service was unfriendly. When I mentioned all of this to the staff, they admitted... More

Much better than I feared from reading some earlier reviews. The room was good - not huge but perfectly adequate. We were at the back looking out over the lovely courtyard, so it was quiet even though the hotel is in the centre of town. The only noise was on the one evening when diners were sitting outside to eat.... More