The hotel is rather quaint to put it generously. The stair and landing carpet is so old it has turned to a vague mud colour. Navigating the top floor is hazardous for people of normal height as the roof joists intrude. The room was small and awkwardly shaped. Breakfast is not included. Staff were perfunctory. The character of the hotel may appeal to some people but overall it is well below the standard of more modern budget hotels.

My wife and I stayed here for one nite in late October, 2007; we chose it from a prior positive review in TripAdvisor. We loved the hotel, especially the fantastic French dinner our first evening in France; the staff was very helpful; we spoke some French which was helpful since their English proficiency was untested; the breakfast also was well worth the 10 euros price; the room we had was well furnished and had great atmosphere; the hotel itself dates back to the 17th century; the location is not too far from the rail station, and we found a local taxi service run by a nice couple originally from Montenegro who provided an informalchauffeur/tourguide service the next day. I would definitely stay here again, and the town itself is worth the visit, especially if one goes out to visit the Fonteney Abbey.

Stayed at this hotel on way fron Dieppe to Anncey (too far for one afternoon motorbike riding) Phoned at 8.00 to say we'd be late and got there at 10.45, they waited for us and were helpful considering they probably wanted to lock up.
Central location in this small town and a nice French man showed us the way to the hotel from the railway station, the map they use isn't that helpful, but that's France for you.
Good size room and nice breakfast, if they hadn't have waited for us we would have been in a right mess. All in all a success, but won't ride that distance in an afternoon / evening again.