Aix-les-Bains Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Aix-les-Bains, France

We really enjoyed our short stay at Petit Hotel confidential in Chambery! We were blown away by the intricate details used to renovate this old building and loved the modern touch that was added! The main staircase is still of origin and the room was very spacious and very well decorated! The rain shower lovely. The breakfast and the dining room were very nice. The service was excellent as well. We will definitely come back for another stay and will definitely stay longer as we enjoyed the city as well with its lovely castles and little pedestrian streets and alleys!

A clean and comfortable hotel with friendly check in and restaurant staff. Restaurant food was enjoyable. Good location for a pleasant overnight stay en route from Italy back to France.

Beautiful old chateau - staff were welcoming on arrival. Tha bathroom was beautiful and had a very long soak in the bath after our very long journey. The weather wasn't very good so couldn't see the views from the hotel.

Absolutely superb! We stayed on a Monday (22nd July) when the restaurant was closed which may explain why we were the only guests in the hotel that night. But this also meant that we had it all to ourselves :-). The pool was very warm and spotless until clouds and wind from an approaching storm blew leaves all over it, which added to the charm. The service was excellent - warm, attentive but not overly so. It's the little things that count like a couple of slices of cake offered with a delicious sparkling rose, or the umbrella brought over 'in case the weather turns' whilst we were enjoying the warmth of the evening by the pool. Our room was kindly upgraded to a duplex level with air con which was not just opulent and high spec but also charming. The grounds were also beautiful (as well as spotless) and the guest book confirmed the high quality of guests and satisfaction enjoyed by all who have stayed. Our only criticism would be the price of the breakfast. We booked it as there was nowhere else to eat within walking distance, and we wanted a last dip in the pool before checking out. At 25 euros per person, it is a steep price and inevitably we expected a lot - we each had a croissant, a pain au chocolat, a couple of slices of bread with small selection of jams, a small fresh fruit salad, fresh squeezed juice and coffee. Plus a small round local brioche. It was all very tasty but definitely not worth 25 euros.

The chateau is lovely with plenty of old world charm together with smart luxury. Very comfortable bed, quiet room. fabulous bath and a lovely pool. The hotel really is in a small world of its own, especially when you arrive via an industrial estate, but there is lovely countryside around it, together with their own vineyards to create a feeling of peace and tranquility. The gourmet meal was absolutely delicious, and we can recommend the chateau's viognier wine. Very helpful staff managed to cope with my limited French very graciously, although several spoke excellent English. For us this was a wonderful stopover on our way north, and we can certainly recommend it.

We had just one night in L'Iroko but I'd be inclined to go back for longer. Our room had a side view of the lake and the road was quiet overnight even with our balcony doors open ( it was a warm night - though there was also a fan). We appreciated the hotel car park as we had lots of luggage to unload. The Italian receptionist (whose name I didn't get) was very helpful and friendly. Even though we arrived mid-evening and didn't get out to eat till gone 9pm, there were lots of lively restaurants nearby still doing service. The next door 'Skiff pub' was a brasserie that served wholesome food in a bustling atmosphere. Breakfast in the hotel was 12 euros pp which seems about standard from experience. It was a fairly typical buffet with good variety though a shame that it is served in a windowless room. Overall, recommended.

Comfortable bed in lovely room with a large balcony. Good breakfast served in an exquisite dining room. Very reasonable bar rates - for the area. After a long day's drive, we had hoped to eat in for dinner but the hotel restaurant is closed on Sunday evenings. But this didn't matter in the end because there were plenty of restaurants nearby and we found a beauty.

Quiet. Close to shopping complex (La Motte Servolex) to eat out in the evening, refuel, pick up groceries, etc the following morning. Secure parking. Helpful staff. Great coffee at breakfast, plus cereals, croissants, etc.

location is superb. staff are warm, welcoming and most attentive. We found the restaurant outstanding.