Restaurant Le Relais de Geneve sur Saint-Maurice-De-Beynost

The staff were very pleasant, but the room... what can I say? A leaking toilet, though it was repaired at our request. A chair that had been glued back on where we almost fell. A bathtub that creaked terribly. The only 4-star hotel I've stayed in without a welcome tray. On the plus side, there's a shopping area nearby and a small refrigerator.

It's a little close to the highway, but you quickly forget about it. Thank you for your welcome and for taking the time to allow us to celebrate the memorial of the death of our Lord Jesus.

Mr. Chaban, I want to say a big thank you for this day => Easter Monday, happy holidays with family or at the hotel, we'll see.... to the whole team for the welcome, for the kindness, the availability, the professionalism, thank you. Simple, friendly people. Pleasant. Funny, professional, it's important to emphasize that. Excellent hotel. First of all, thank you. If I still have room for the stories, I promise.... But you can imagine, after almost 3 months here, there are too many good things to say... --> Management: Thank you Mrs. Grumel Elysabeth, OWNER, I respect the hierarchy. Nothing to add. And thank you for the coffee, offered. Thank you Mr. Bidault Eric, for the pleasant conversations together, the confidences shared. The basics of the job, information about the city of Lyon, thoughtful touches (you're cool, Mr. Manager, and very pleasant; I think your colleagues appreciate you enormously) --> Restaurant: Thank you, Romain (smiling waiter) Thank you, Henry (cook) Thank you, Michel B (waitress, I think. That remains to be seen, a huge bear, kind in his role. A wise grump, a wonderful person) Thank you, Michel E (Michou) (joking waiter, there's so much to say That a book should be written about you, Michou, your way of letting us know that colleagues are in the dining room and just exceptional. I'll let those who aren't afraid to discover it for themselves... You made me laugh every day, can't wait for dinner, very chic, very classy, ​​perfect in your position) --> Cleaning of common areas and rooms: Thank you, Samia (very meticulous housekeeper) Thank you, Fatima (Long live Portugal. Very kind, a little shy. But never forgettable (to give her husband a kiss before getting out of the truck, God bless you both.) Thank you Amina. Thank you Cécile (the little lady, the angel on earth of honest society.) --> Breakfast: (for the breakfast room) Thank you Magalie, (ah, Magalie, Magalie, Magalie 24K my favorite... I think! Honestly, I'm not going to say anything this time. It's better that way... But you were a miracle for me. A marvel, the piece of alloy that adds value to start the day, and please don't thank me, because I mean it sincerely, but we'll stop talking about you because I don't have that seat lol.) --> Hotel Reception Days/Nights: Thank you Lydie (for me Lidia, probably because of my dyslexia because it's impossible to remember that name, darn it!!! Every day the same mistake, but it's impossible to stop our laughter, our giggling, our jokes. Our arguments or secrets that will be kept safe take place, or our moments smoking our cigarettes. Thank you Manon (professional, kind, very beautiful, with a magnificent pajama set, when she's on the night shift lol and sensitive I think with those Ray-Ban glasses, pfft, I don't care, I have Ray-Ban Meta Displays lol) Thank you Maëva (very beautiful, very sweet, very kind with an addiction to driving cars without grilles. You have to stop that, thank you lol) Thank you Clara (interns, keep going in this direction, in my opinion, it's going to go very well for you, Bravo) --> Night Reception surveillance, the gossip begins Thank you Jean-Pierre It's thanks to you, Jean-Pierre, that I started to love the Logis Lyon-est hotel, Chemin du Pilon, A42 motorway, Exit A5, Saint Maurice-Beynost 01700, Jean-Pierre, wonderful and precious. Jean-Pierre, we shared nights of surveillance and security, worrying about you, and going down to the hotel reception to offer you physical support with some of your crew... And yet, you are a wise, gentle, exceptionally cultured, and adorable person, a Black man who speaks Japanese, I think. Or Mandarin, I can't remember. So much to say about you, but not enough space to write it all down, darn it... I don't know how to say goodbye to people I care about, but I promise to come back and see you again on a private holiday if I'm ever in the area. That's all.

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