We booked a suite as a family room - however the room had a king size bed and a double sofa bed which really soft and useless for 11 & 13 yr olds - we ended up with the 11 year old in bed with us!
The service was great - front desk were really helpful and parking was just round the corner
Please be aware - we arrived on a Sunday and Troyes was shut !
We had a quick look around and it has some lovely architecture and we had a nice meal in the streets across from the hotel.

We stopped here for one night on the way back to England from Provence. The tip about the bollards is really useful - peep your horn outside the hotel and they will be lowered so you can take in your luggage and obtain directions to the car park (we were lucky that the bay was empty, but every time we returned on foot it was occupied, and the one-way loop is quite a distance once you are in it). Whilst the directions to the off site car park seem straightforward, we took a wrong turn and had to go right around the city centre to get back into the one-way system - second time around I put the street name into the satnav and recommend you do the same, especially if you do not have a passenger to help you navigate! Car park is secure with PIN code entry and only a couple of hundred yards from hotel (on foot).
Check-in was good, with very helpful receptionist who spoke good English if required.
Our room on the first floor was at the back of the hotel - so quiet that we could not even hear the roadworks right outside the hotel. Room was very spacious and beautifully decorated, with plenty of storage space and a bright, modern bathroom.
We did not eat in the hotel as it was quite pricey (breakfast 14€) but Troyes is full of eateries of all varieties and prices.
The hotel is centrally located, adjacent to the main square (which was being completely renovated whilst we were there), and situated just about midway between the old town and the Cathedral/Musee d'Art Moderne.
All in all an excellent hotel either for an overnight stay or a short break.

I spent one night at the De La Poste, and found it very comfortable and functional. It is beautifully positioned on Rue Emile Zola, within easy walking distance of all the restaurants.

Troyes was a great discovery. We booked as an overnight stop on a long journey south, but wished we could have stayed longer to explore the lovely old town full of amazing part-timbered houses and impressive churches. The warm and efficient welcome from everyone at the hotel more than made up for a slight dowdiness in the reception area and corridors. (Even the staff in nearby shops and fellow shoppers seemed friendlier in Troyes than most French towns!) We agree with other reviewers that a junior suite on the top floor was good value and quite strikingly furnished (though we didn’t see any regular rooms to compare). A good buffet breakfast in a very nice breakfast room. The secure garage nearby had more generous spaces than most hotels and the free wifi was easier to access than many, with no tedious passwords or registration processes.