Just fine, older property, comfortable and as advertised. Typical of older small hotels in europe, just go with it. Big modern bathroom and free wifi. Montbard is tiny and the restaurant was the only one open in town and despite my reluctance to eat at a hotel restaurant I have to say it was one of the finest meals I have had in four weeks in France. Try the escargo wrapped in cabbage leaves! Bon.

I would agree with other comments here about being tired and overpriced. The room was a gaudy mix of colours and the whole hotel look faded and shabby (as opposed to antique or cosy). Cupboard doors were broken, the shower door nearly came off...The woman at reception was the least friendly person we met on our whole trip (not terrible but not exactly friendly), the place cost nearly double that of other (fabulous) B&Bs we stayed at in the same week. And where other (fabulous) B&Bs included great breakfasts in the price, this hotel did not. We decided to escape the hotel and go out for some drinks and food - it was Saturday night and we had been really forward to this - but when we went out EVERYWHERE in the town was closed. We ended up eating crisps in our room. I can't think why anyone would want to stay in Montbard for even one night and this hotel certainly didn't help!

We stayed in a double for one night for 80 euro. This is more than I like to pay for a hotel but there simply not many options for Montbard. We walked from the train station to the hotel in about 15 minutes. There was a Casino supermarket on the way as well as other smaller food shops.

The room itself was small and clean with a comfortable bed and a fridge with the usual overpriced minibar items. The bathroom was FANTASTIC: large, fancy, and with a super-duper shower. Ahhhhh, a relaxing way to end a long day on my feet. There was even a bathrobe.

We came to Montbard specifically to see the Fontenay Abbey and the hotel staff graciously called a cab to take us there.

The room was warm (appreciated in March) and had free wifi in the room. The building itself is old and really cool looking with lots of character.

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.