la colonne de bronze sur Saint-Valery-Sur-Somme

Upon arrival, we had no water until 6 pm, and the same thing happened the next morning... not ideal in peak season! Furthermore, the sheets weren't clean, but when I pointed it out, they took care of it immediately. The kettle smelled strongly of white vinegar (admittedly, this shows it had been cleaned, but making tea or coffee with a vinegar taste isn't exactly pleasant either). The receptionist exceptionally allowed us to have a coffee from the breakfast machine as compensation. We noticed some cobwebs above the bed... and the walls had stains and signs of wear. Perhaps it's time for a fresh coat of paint. In the hallways leading to the rooms, you'll also notice signs of wear and tear (some ceiling tiles have halos, others have black stains (mold?), others have holes...). Otherwise, the hotel is ideally located opposite the bay and has parking all around (admittedly, it's paid parking year-round (and rather expensive), but the hotel has a discount code that allows you to park for free for 4 hours).

Hello everyone, my mother and I were able to stay overnight and have breakfast (thanks to a Smartbox that was kindly given to us). My opinion: the welcome was impeccable, the dining room (which serves as the breakfast room and is also used for lunch and dinner) was quite large, it felt like a gourmet restaurant (with beautiful crystal chandeliers, black and white decor, and beige parquet flooring). Last night we ate: hamburger and fries (very good, it's a shame the plate was small, not practical for cutting the hamburger). My mother had mussels and fries, which were very good, and for dessert a very good lemon tart. We slept well except for me because the pillows were too soft despite the pillow that came with them. Breakfast was a little late, but there was: warm croissants, mini chocolate croissants, Picard's Batu (a type of soft, creamy bread), bread, sliced ​​multigrain bread, cornflakes, cold cuts, eggs, yogurt, tea (Richard tea bags with different flavors in a nice black box), juice (orange, apple, and pear,) and a large hot drinks machine (super good hot chocolate (I had it twice), coffee, latte, macchiato, etc.). Overall, we had a good time (be careful with the decor in room 17, some of the eyelets are unclipped). Best of luck and long life to this beautiful hotel and the whole team. Sincerely, the Béranger family

The room was advertised as accessible for people with reduced mobility (PRM), but unfortunately, the accessibility is not very suitable for someone with limited mobility. It's impossible to use the shower properly with a wheelchair: the opening is too narrow due to the shower screen, which prevents access. Furthermore, there is no ramp at the hotel entrance from the terrace, making access difficult, if not impossible, for a person with paraplegia. They have to go around via the street to reach the main entrance and enter with assistance. The staff is very welcoming, and the breakfast and the dishes offered in the restaurant are of high quality.