We booked this hotel using Expedia, thinking it looked fairly boutique-y and cute, but the Best Western name behind it made us feel secure booking with a credit card. We were starting our driving tour of France by picking up a car in Le Havre, and the Art Hotel was a perfect overnight stay to begin our trip!

The room (2 twin beds) was quite affordable, but clean and convenient. The hotel is in downtown Le Havre and is within walking distance of the beach, several restaurants and shops. The staff was lovely and helpful, speaking fluent English but also patient and willing to help us practice our French! The room overlooked a downtown street on one side and a picturesque alley on the other. We were very impressed with the value of this hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone travelling in Le Havre.

The location is great, near city center and bars/restaurants, 15 minutes walk to the beach. The room is not big, but very clean and I love their design for the bed table.

We have just returned from a trip to Britany. We stayed one night at this hotel. we took the comfort rooms 1 for us and 1 for my father. the rooms were so tiny that we had to put the chair out of the bay window there are mere 40 cm between the end of the bed to the wall. the price was definiyely too high for that room. the only nice thing was the nice Skotish young man in the reception he was very helpful were he could help.

My wife and I stayed overnight at this city-centre hotel en route from the Channel Tunnel to Brittany. We were travelling with elderly parents. The refurbished rooms were excellent, slightly quirky decor in line with Art Hotel name, but practical. Our third floor room at the front had some road noise early morning, but if we hadn't had the window open, we probably wouldn't have been disturbed. Le Volcan, an electronic night club, is across the road, but any noise stopped before 11pm.
The lift seems to be a shower, which is a bit disconcerting, complete with bathrobe!
The staff were unfailingly helpful and friendly, though in French. There was a kettle and assortment of teas and instant coffee in the room. We had a good rate incl. breakfast through the Best Western site and the breakfast was good with adequate hot and cold choices plus the usual continental breakfast selections.
We parked overnight in the multistorey underground car park just across the road, just a few euros for the overnight stay.
The hotel doesn't have a restaurant and neighbouring eateries were rather pricey and swanky. We ate along the road at L'Acrobate Cafe, 77 rue Louis Brindeau, which served a good fixed price menu for a reasonable price - the four of us ate for about 60 euros including soft drinks.