Stayed here with four pals on a motorcycling trip. Natalie the owner is charming and the food was sublime. I will definitely stay here again! More

When one finds a gem of a hotel or restaurant there is always the dilemma between wanting to keep it a secret so it's never fully booked when you want to go, or wanting to tell the world so the charming, hard-working owners get their proper recognition. Here I'm doing the latter so I hope it doesn't bite me back... More

If you have time to spare Cassel is a gem and the Hotel Le Foch is the place to stay We were made to feel very welcome from the minute we arrived a large room big bathroom and a very comfortable bed The breakfast was excellent a good choice and the food did not let us down in the restaurant... More

Stayed here for 2 nights. We stayed in room nr. 3 on the first floor. This room views the back of the hotel and therefor it is more quiet than when you have a room with a view on 'grand place'. Eventhough Cassel is a very quiet village, there is a lot of traffic passing and the cars driving the... More

What a gem of a hotel. Our room was basic but very comfortable, we've never slept so well in a hotel bed. The restaurant is lovely and the food brilliant. Nathalie is a mine of information about the area and speaks excellent English which helps if your French is as bad as mine! More

My wife and I had a night here in March 2011. We have stayed about half a dozen times before. We paid €103 for dinner and bed and breakfast. That included a 3 course dinner for two people, and the best breakfast I have ever had in France, for about £87, pounds sterling. That is phenomenal value. Luc is a... More

Above sentence says it all. Though I must add it as one of the best all-round hotels I've ever stayed in. More

It's about time I updated my review on the Hotel Le Foch. This place is still lovely. €103 for half board remains fantastice value, even with the £ being at rock bottom. The food is very good, and the service and welcome as charming as ever. Nathalie and Luke are great hosts, and I have been back about half a... More

If you're planning a stay in this part of France this hotel / restaurant is a perfect place to stay. If you're looking for luxury then the expensive Hotel Schoebeque opposite is probably more for you. If you're looking for a lovely french hotel with a really warm welcome, great food and big rooms that overlook the town square then... More