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"Beautiful modern boutique hotel, wonderfully decorated, situated near the main shopping district of Nantes. Parking is off site but you can get outside for 15 mins to drop off bags. Breakfast was good but they don't tell you you can order freshly made food as opposed to the cold buffet. I had eggs and bacon by chance I saw them cooking it. Room was lovely, view was not (looked onto back of other buildings) that was the only disappointment of our stay. Nantes remains one of Europe's most overlooked cities for it's depth of art, culture history and shopping. France's best city! "

"Arrived around midnight and had already checked in online but staff there to explain everything. Very clean room and bed was so comfortable and so were pillows. Facilities in room v good. Didn't take breakfast. Good location as near town centre but felt slightly ofput as lots of graffiti in Bordeaux and nearby main road had some undesirables."

"Location and cleanliness perfect for a short stay in the lovely port of La Rochelle "

"Great service. Large room. Excellent breakfast"

"Great place"

"Great place to stay but crap location. No where even to eat dinner unless you eat in the hotel restaurant which was very expensive and not that great of a menu"

"Un excellent hôtel, neuf avec de grandes chambres très confortable et parfaitement équipées Un peu excentre par contre Restaurant japonais excellent mais service ultra lent, à la limite de l’insupportable "

"Great location, and felt safe. A small walk through the station to the main tourist area for the chateau. Would stay again. "

"Charming hotel in a lovely area. There was so much to do within a 3-10 minute walk of the hotel. Shops, restaurants, fresh food market, beach, etc. The room was very comfortable for 3 people. The bathroom was quite large with a nice shower. AC was a bonus, as was the mini fridge. Comfortable beds. Very clean. Staff were very friendly and helpful in multiple languages. If you have mobility issues, know that you cannot drive up to the entrance. And the elevator is really tiny so we mostly used stairs. Parking is about a 4 minute walk with lots of stairs, and getting to the parking garage is a bit of an adventure. (Many streets in Biarritz are pedestrian only,) it’s also paid parking, with was rather expensive. If you can avoid a car in Biarritz, I would. It’s a very walkable place. "