This is a good hotel for exploring the city and using public transport. Near enough to major sites to pop back for and break or forgotten bits. Signs to the P2 parking are not over clear, but there for the looking. pay at the hotel desk to get reduced rate. Hotel has a bar with tables for eating other than... More

Being an old railway hotel built in the 19th century and family owned since then, one must realize this is no modern stock hotel - hence the differences in room size, a small elevator etc. If your'e sensitive to this kind of "uncertainties", choose an Accor hotel or so... In my opinion, this hotel has it drawbacks, but it certainly... More

Dieppe overlooks the railway station -- its name originally referred to the line to Dieppe - and it been in the same family for 5 generations. Travelling with a group I can tell you there is great variation in the size and layout of rooms -- this is no corporate 'every room is identical' hotel. I had a huge room... More

I have never seen such elevator, with no possibilities to enter if you have a big luggage. Restaurant Grill - they recommended a fish, then we founded it as it was almoust rare. Without any excuses they brought another porshion, which probably was the same one, but fried this time. What was really nice - the room. Everything was almoust... More

Google maps shows the wrong location: this is directly next to the train station. Even in a "quiet, off street" room there is continuous noise of the street and/or construction. There is no AC or fan, so choices are hot with window closed, or comfortable with outside noise. And with the window closed, you can hear every door in the... More

Staff were all very friendly and helpful. The location of the hotel is excellent as it is across from the rail station which has a large car park. The restaurant wasn't really suitable for family dining but staff gave us alternatives in the city centre which was a 5 minute walk away. The hotel has a genuine ambience. It is... More

I stayed here for three nights in September 2006. The first night, fighting jet lag, I only slept a few hours. The second night I slept a few as well, and the next morning I noticed about fifteen red bumps, and thought that maybe I had gotten some mosquito bites the day before. However the third night, I slept a... More

This was our least favorite hotel during almost three weeks in France. The website, at least when the room was booked, wasn't clear that only the public area is air conditioned, not the room. Being near the train station, there is always some noise with the windows open. The mattresses definitely need to be replaced; very lumpy. Getting to the... More

My wife and I stayed for one night. Close to the station, but cleanliness was an issue, as was the tired state of the hotel. The strangest thing was a smoked glass door to the bathroom. Not only does that reveal more than you may want to know about what someone is doing in there, if you turn it on... More