Visited here for 2 nights in July this year. Had a group of people of mixed ages. The reception was efficient the rooms clean, bar service (receptionist at night) , was ok for they group. Breakfast was very basic could have upgraded for 5 Euros but not much better. Bread coffee, tea etc but did most ok. At Le Weekend... More

I have just returned from a short break to the WW1 Battlefields & had the unfortunate experience of staying in this hotel. It was dreadful – dirty, unhelpful staff, no bar or restaurant. Our room was adequate but basic. Saturday morning we discovered that as part of a group, we were not to breakfast in the main dining area (where... More

Our room was adequate but basic. Breakfast consisted of coffee, orange juice in vending machine style plastic cups, bread with butter and jam, a very mini croissant, no plates. Basic cereals were supplied, for which a limited number of plastic dishes were supplied, when all these had been used remaining guests were told to use a coffee cup. Cutlery consisted... More

The room, although basic, supplied all necessary requirements - a comfortable bed, bath & shower facilites, although the bath could have beniffited from a rubber mat - while showering, my husband slipped over twice [not on the same day!] Kettle & tea/coffee etc supplied in room, although some guests complained that the cups were plastic! [nb - do not leave... More