We were given room 30 which is accessed directly from the car park. There is a doormat to trap the loose chippings but inevitably some get in on shoes. The floor is laminated and there was no rug so it was often painful when walking about barefoot! The room itself was large and modern - not a hint of art... More

After reading reviews we were looking forward to staying in this quirky place. On our arrival we were dispatched to the back of the car park where there had been built some wooden units which were modern and small but clean. So apart from the bar which couldnt decide whether it was an antique or junk shop and a peek... More

Had read reviews which said that hotel decor was belle epoch and that you either love it or hate it! We loved it. Eu is a small town 5 miles from the coast and has a marvellous cathedral and a market each Friday. The hotel is next to the railway station with plenty parking. Our room had red wallpaper and... More

We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights at the end of April as it was a handy base for the Baie de Somme. The first thing to say is don't be put off by the title - if you wanted a "usual" hotel then you probably wouldn't be staying in a Logis de France in the first place as... More

Art Deco style Each room has it's own theme; ours was tennis and golf. It was small and dark with scruffy furniture, though the bed was comfortable. Not much of a view at the back, and some building work was going on. The dining room was real Art Deco, quite charming. The food was very good. Next door was the... More

A real gem. Tucked away in a slightly run-down part of town (but seemed very quiet). Next to a railway station but no trains to speak of. Had obviously been a fairly majestic "Station Hotel" about 80 years ago, and maybe gradually became less-used over the years, but although the bedrooms have been modernised, the dining room and bar are... More