This hotel is located in the heart of the old town of Belfort near good restaurants and shops. It is in a very attractive old building with a great lobby that is well decorated with a few pieces of modern art. The rooms were larger than many American hotel rooms and were very nice. What was more impressive than the rooms was the price. This hotel is a great value, which I am sure is as much a function of Belfort prices as anything else. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Belfort, regardless of their budget.

Really amazing !!!
This hotel was a big surprise for us.
We were welcome by a great hall just like a nineteenth-century palace with a long elegant staircase.
Then the rooms were wide and clean with tv, water, bathtub, hair-dryer, mini-bar, map of a city and a sweet
The staff was very kind (we're lost in Belfort while arriving and by mobile they gave us the right suggestions with patience)
The breakfast was good and very complete
At last the price was embarrassing low for all this services.
So what can you ask for more ?
The only spot was Belfort... it's similar to a ghost town... beautiful city but too much human-icy

I stayed here as I went on an educational with work (I work for a tour operator). We weren't told beforehand where we were staying so I couldn't believe it when I walked into this hotel, it was amazing! The group I was with were expecting travelodge type hotels, not this! We all had our own room which again was a surprise. My room was on a corner so it was huge, and had a big double bed. I also had 2 floor to ceiling windows that looked out onto the main street. The bathroom was big and had a bath which i took advantage of! Also had continental breakfast the next morning which again was brilliant. Overall, a fantastic hotel!

This is a truly lovely hotel in the perfect location for shopping, restaurants, and sightseeing in Belfort. The rooms are being renovated right now, so ask for a renovated one. Ours was nicely decorated in pale yellow with deep purple accents, and had a wood floor (what is called "parquet flottant" in France). We paid 114 euros for 2 people. It was very clean and had a large bathroom with a large tub/shower and then the toilet in a separate room. Though it didn't seem to be air-conditioned, they did have a fan in the closet for guest use, and the pair of tall French doors that served as windows opened onto tiny balconies. The bed was 2 twins joined together, and was a bit uncomfortable, but after comparing 3 of the 4 3-star hotels in Belfort, this is still by far my favorite. One advantage of the room was that it had a large entryway with the closet and the entrances to the toilet and the bathroom, then a door to the bedroom which could be closely to very effectively isolate the room from any noise or smoke from the hallway. A negative point is that the hallway and the ground floor lobby smelled like smoke, but this is common in French hotels and may change due to new national legislation scheduled for the end of 2006. The breakfast buffet was very fresh and featured assorted pastries and breads, ham, cheese, yogurt, cereal, juices, and your choice of hot beverage served up by a very polite and attentive welcoming staff (11 euros). We also found the reception staff to be very welcoming and polite. We enjoyed our stay there and heartily recommend it for a pleasant stay in Belfort.