We have stayed here over the last 5 years as it is close to our friends apartment. each time it has become increasingly shabby. This time was the worst- the bathrom ceiling was covered in mould and the floor was dirty. the shower curtain really stank of damp/ mould. the toilet wouldnt flush properly. large damp patch on the wall beside the bed.
Breakfast at 9 euros ahead was a joke, there was a poor selection of food stuffs to choose from and the croissants/ pain au chocolate were dry and hard and close to burnt. think they had probably been reheated.
We are going to find somewhere else next time. there is a small hotel at the other end of the main street which looks like a much better bet and has good reputation for food.

After much difficulty we eventually found it, right on the edge of town on an industrial estate. Staff were friendly, but that's about all that we could complement.

The rooms are motel-style in a separate block, with external 'balcony corridors'. We were on the ground floor - our first impression on entering was that it was crawling with flies and other wildlife. We seriously considered cutting our losses and leaving then and there, but instead ventured out to the hypermarket to buy insecticide...

The room was allegedly supposed to be a triple, but the third bed was not prepared, and there was not really sufficient space to put it up, had we needed to. The air conditioning unit was badly located in an alcove so had little effect throughout the room, but the thermostat was on the wall just above one of the beds and clicked loudly all night.

The bathroom was shabby, not particularly clean and smelled fusty. We didn't spend a second longer in there than we needed to.

The shutters were noisy to operate, and we were disturbed by several other people closing their shutters. We could also hear every footstep taken by the people in the room above ours.

The restaurant was OK but nothing great. We decided to avoid the buffet, given the number of flies that we saw crawling around it.

The biggest concern, however, had to be the loose manhole cover at the edge of the path between the buildings - partially stepping on it caused it to move and open up the drain hole below - an accident waiting to happen.

In summary: fly-ridden, noisy, in a poor state of repair, and not the cleanest, but, on the plus side, an excellent view of the local JCB distributor...

We booked 2 nights at the Peronne Campanile, having previously stayed at the Campanile in St Dizier which was excellent and great value for money. The Peronne Campanile (Room 8) was 20 euros per night more expensive, but was dirty, with peeling paint, disgusting cracked toilet seat, a shower that did not drain, dangerous heaters which had burned the wall and an overwhelming smell of stale cigarettes even in the 'clean' towels.
The point of these international chain hotels are that you should know what you are getting - with minor variations. The contrast between these 2 Campaniles was huge - with this appalling one costing 64 euros per night and the very nice one costing only 44!
We are pursuing a refund.

we were not made to feel welcome .as for the cleanliness of the restaurant it was disgusting very poor breakfast evening meal ?.