Hotels near Hotel de Ville

"Friendly staff, clean yet basic room. Breakfast room very small. "

"Cheap, but could be a bit more cheerful, the room was bland without even any pictures on the walls. Also for an Apartment/hotel it would have been nice to include a comfy chair in the room. The bathroom could also use some work replacing water damaged panels. But excellent value, and nice location. "

"Ne mérite vraiment pas 3 étoiles. Pas d’internet, chambre de 8 m2. Prises de courant qui ne fonctionne pas…pas isolé…"

"Le personnel est accueillant, d'une gentillesse et d'une disponibilité rarement rencontrées. Les chambres sont propres et trés agréables. L'hôtel est trés bien situé. "

"Positive: Unique decor, comfortable bed, clean bathroom facilities. Pretty outdoor space. Caters to a young-ish crowd. Breakfast pretty good, dinner outstanding. Less positive (constructive criticism?): Some staff were great, others not so much. Did they need more staff for such a large hotel? Was there for four nights - cleaners came two times (another day it was late afternoon). Seems like they had too much to do. Other four star hotels have coffee makers in the rooms, more than instant coffee and a couple of tea bags and paper cups, more than water in the fridge (other beverages? snacks?)"

" Pas de fenêtres qui s'ouvre dans la chambre, débit d'eau de la douche très limite, réveillé à 5h00 par les agent de la voirie"

"Polite staff, clean room with kitchenette. This is not your typical hotel though. They only do weekly cleaning of rooms. You are responsible for cleaning your dishes and utensils. Parking and laundry facilities are available at extra charge. I believe they do have all this written down somewhere on the listing. Just be mindful. "

"Clean room, excellent staff and amenities "

"This is a very unique B&B in an ancient building, which was cool. However, I should have read more reviews to understand that there were so, so many stairs to climb. We are a couple in our sixties and had to climb 70 steps to our attic room (with luggage)! I received an email just a few days prior advising there is no elevator and that our room was on the 3rd floor. There was no warning that the 3rd floor had 70 steps to go up! Our friends were on the 1st floor (about 25 or so stairs to climb) in the "Marnie" room, which was beautiful and palatial. Our room was tiny, with a "double" bed. Yes, that's what I had reserved for us, without knowing the details. To sum it up: if you stay here, beware of the amount of stairs you'll have to climb and ask for the "Marnie" room!"