We stayed at this hotel as it seemed handy for the route we were taking to the Dordogne.
Pros : Reasonable rooms clean and tidy
Well set out restaurant with outside sitting area
Handy location
Cons: Noise from the road which didnt stop all night
Food expensive and not a hugh choice - in fact cost more than the room itself for two two people. Main meal and sweet plus half bottle of wine cost more than the accomodation itself
Nogent Cycling club staying and they were a noisy bunch.

On a recent trip to France, I chose this hotel based on location and comments. I was looking for a location close to family members I was visiting. Reservation was for three nights for three people. When we checked in, there were two twin beds, which I thought was a mistake--I checked with the 'reception desk' (which was also the cashier at the diner) and was told that the third bed was under one of the twin beds. It was literally a palatte that slid under the bed, but unfortunately, the room was so small that the slide-out bed was always partially under the other beds. I slept on that bed and that also gave me a first-hand view of how dirty the floor was. I am not talking dust bunnies here...but sticky, grungy dirty. The positive--the restaurant was pleasant, good food, well-staffed and accommodating.

My party stopped off in Rouen half way through a trip from the South of France to the Channel Crossing in the North.

The aim was to choose a hotel to stay at on the way up, Rouen had been our intended stopping point and we left the main road to be greeted by a plethora of hotels.

Slightly hidden amongst the big hotels that litter the road we encountered was the charming Campanile.

The staff had a basic grasp of English, the only sour point was that we couldn't eat in the hotel restaurant because it was too busy (there was two parties of four), and thus we were told restaurants were a five minute drive away, but they weren't even a two minute walk away. We decided to take our cars back so that we could all drink, which was a bit of a pain.

The hotel was a bit of a ghost town even upon our return late at night. I like that sort of peace and quiet but it might not be everybody's cup of tea. I used the free Wi-Fi (a perk offered by many of the hotels along the road) which was remarkably quick.

The breakfast buffet was ample, not worth the 9 euros though. We left the Campanile feeling much better than when we arrived, and made the crossing feeling a lot better than we did after driving down and stopping at a Formule 1!

Very peaceful! Rooms rather small but adequate.Staff friendly.
Much vaunted free wi-fi did not work,and staff had no expertise in it. Pleasant breakfast room and breakfast.