We stayed here last weekend after reading reviews on Tripadvisor. The hotel is in a pedestrianised area and the nearest parking was closed for refurbishment. So we parked about 5 mins walk away. This was no problem to us. The staff were helpful and friendly. The room was perfectly adequate - good size and overlooking the inner courtyard garden. As has been said on previous posts, some of the towels were a little threadbare as was some of the bedlinen. However, everything was perfectly clean and fresh. The breakfast room was very light and airy with a good value continental breakfast selection which was replenished as necessary. The hotel is in a perfect location for visiting Amiens and several good bars and restaurants very close by. This is a good value 2 star hotel.

We stayed here en route to Eurodisney and stayed for two nights. On arrival we had a little difficulty finding reception as that is at the restaurant not at the accomodation which is fifty yards down the street (and that's the address we had). You cannot access the front of the hotel via car as the street is blocked off and pedestrianised so you have to leave the car and find reception, get keys, establish where the parking is then go back, unload and move to the room and then finally take the car to the parking - all together a little hard work and would definitely benefit from some explanation on the website.

Parking height limit was 1.9 metres which meant I had to use on-street parking (due to roof box) which was a pain as the meter would only take a maximum of 4 hours at a time.

The proprietor was friendly and helpful and breakfast was a perfectly acceptable continental.

Night time was a little difficult as August is warm and even with Amiens being very quiet there are a good volume of pedestrians walking by late at night (gone midnight) which with the windows open did disturb us and our baby's sleep.

We took two rooms at 60 euros a night each which seemed a reasonable price.

Pros; good location right near cathedral and city centre, decent price, nice friendly proprietor
Cons; a little noisy at night, no lift (although we were only on the first floor), parking a long way away, parking only to 1.9 metres

The Hotel is certainly quaint and the location is perfect. However, I would not stay here again and would not recommended it. The hallway stank of old sewage. The linens on our bed looked unchanged and the pillows smelled of dirt and sweat which did not allow for a good night's sleep. The place needs a good cleaning. Breakfast was meager.

This is a pretty hotel close to the Cathedral. We could see the spire of the cathedral from our window. The staff, although they did not speak much English, were helpful and directed us to various restaurants (we managed very well with our very basic French and their very basic English). The dining room where we had breakfast was lovely and had impressionist paintings hanging around the walls.