j'ai séjourné à pleusieurs reprises dans cet hotel. Le personnel est gentil, le petit déjè est bon, le restaurant tres bon et les chambres sont fonctionelles. L' hotel n'est pas sur les pistes et le charme n'est pas le meme des hotel de station mais le prix est tres correct et il se trouve dans le centre ville egalement. Je le conseil aussi parce que les chiens sont accepté. A conseiller

September 2010. A large, rather ugly, concrete block (? 1970s) run by a chain. Approx 60 rooms. The room urgently required serious updating - elderly bathroom, stained carpet, poor mattress, thin and elderly (but clean) blanket on the bed, poor television set virtually at ceiling height. Adequate soundproofing double glazing - the front of the hotel looks onto a busy road intersection and the back onto blocks of flats and dustbin areas (but with far views of mountains ………which was nice!). Basically the hotel appears to be a business stop-over hotel that has known better days. The hotel has barrier-protected parking at the front (4 euros per day) but it is not remotely secure in that it is used as a short cut by pedestrians, is surrounded only by some small shrubs and you can drive through the barrier and out of the car park without a code as the barrier opens, to exit, on a pressure pad. The hotel was not cheap - 90 euros per night, double occupancy, room only, breakfast extra (we didn't have breakfast there) plus a small daily local tax (0,61 euros per person per night).

The attached chain restaurant, Taverne Karlsbrau, was dire - we had a very poor meal (Sunday night, couldn't find anywhere else open), very slow and disorganised service and expensive.

Good things were that the hotel is very central and convenient and the reception staff were pleasant. The hotel is just a few hundred yards from a cable lift to the Grand Serre Chevalier slopes. We found Briançon itself to be a rather dull town except for its beautiful setting in a 'bowl' of mountain peaks, the hill top Vauban forts and the very pretty (but very touristy) eighteenth century Ville Haute - you can walk to this old part of town from the Parc Hotel but it is up a very steep main road and then some very steep cobbled streets once you are in the old part. There is some, but limited, parking just within and just outside the Ville Haute.

I stayed overnight with my motorbike but can not recommend the hotel. Terrible architecture, no wellness, many rooms noisy, poor room standard (no balconies, dirty carpetfloor, many small damagies on walls/doors/furniture, no minibar, hairdryer only on demand etc) however comfortable bed. Wifi did not work in my room on third floor even if it was promised, saw a brochure where the say "renovated rooms"... Halfgood breakfast selfservice in the under floor with with on the parking, did not see one employee during entire breakfast. Receiption staff was nice and helpfull. Overall not worth the 95 Euro they charged without prebooking.

The hotel was clean and functional and the service was friendly. However, we were surprised at the lack of basic amenities for the price, such as a hairdryer, which you would take for granted in a three star hotel. There was no storage space at all so we had to live out of our suitcases. There was also only one very thin pillow per person. The hotel does not have a restaurant, although the continental breakfast was of good quality and there was a convenient and very good restaurant right next door. The location was good for skiing as it was a short walk to the telecabin and you could hire skis right across the road and store them there after skiing each day.