Hotels in Ployart-et-Vaurseine

„Very disappointing stay. We had booked a two-night stay and drove several hours to the hotel, but unfortunately we had to leave again on the same evening without staying a single night. The first room had a very unpleasant smell of smoke and sewage/manure, and the air-conditioning unit was leaking water down the wall. We complained immediately and were moved to a second room, which had an extremely strong faecal/sewage smell. We were then given a third room, located directly next to the second ...

„Check-in freundlich. Zustand des Hotels mangelhaft, sehr hellhörig, dünne Wände, jedes Geräusch aus dem Nachbarzimmer hörbar. Nachts offensichtlich kein Personal im Haus, so das "randalierende" Gäste nicht zur Ruhe gebracht wurden.“

„Ja für d’en Preis OK“

„Schönes kleines Hotel in einem kleinen Ort. Da die Rezeption erst ab 16 Uhr besetzt ist ist ein Kontakt vorher nur eingeschränkt möglich und das parken erst außerhalb des Hotels notwendig. “

„Die Klimanlage funktionierte nicht Bei Ca 34 Grad Aussentemperatur Kann man sich nicht im Aufgeheizten Zimmer erholen/ Schlafen“

„A great place for an overnight stop after crossing the channel. Well-appointed room and reasonable food.“

„Super!“

„Accueil agréable chambre propre ainsi que l'hôtel petit déjeuner copieux“

„Residieren wie Königin und König in einzigartigen Zimmern. Ausgezeichnete Sterneküche“

„clean rooms but very far away from city centre; restaurant closed during our stay; no elevator for upper floors“

„Definitely recommend to stay "Chez Ric et Fer". We were welcomed by "Fer" in a very warm and nice manner. The room is really large with beautiful interior and has everything you need. We were served wonderful French breakfast in the morning on our room with fresh Croissant, eggs and Baguette. The location is a bit off the main streets but in a beautiful small French village from where you can visit many sights nearby. Great stay!“

„The staff is extremly kind and supportive. The whole hotel is made and equipped with love. Cleanliness might be a little better“