Find hotels in Ormancey from £36

"It is always a pleasure to stay here. The chalets, environment and facilities are well-maintained and well-equipped and it is very easy to relax here with a big smile on your face. When planning a long journey from the UK down to the Mediterranean coast, this is the first place we look to stay at."

"Good option for an overnight stay. I had booked the “superior” room but had to ask for it after being allocated a cheaper room. Service from reception was pleasant. The “duvet” bed cover was coarse and not pleasant to sleep under. My room AC dripped about 500ml of water overnight - the waste bin collected it! The adjacent grill restaurant served decent food at reasonable prices. Bonus was the reasonably priced electric car charging terminals. Note that the hotel is locked until 4pm, so don’t bother hoping for an early checkin. "

"No air conditioning "

"It was a lovely stay in a quiet yet central part of Langre. The owners were most friendly and helpful. The room was very spacious and bright. Breakfast was served in a lovely conservatory overlooking the garden. A good selection of food. Parking was easy and secure."

"Good location, walking distance of the ancient town. Easy parking, friendly check in. We didn’t dine there but the restaurant seemed very popular and the prices looked reasonable."

"Friendly family atmosphere Stephanie and Joaquin so easy and welcoming "

"The Auberge de l’Abbatiale is a wonderful small family run hotel with excellent accommodation in a historic and very interesting building. Very friendly owner and staff. Dinner in the restaurant was delicious. Thoroughly recommended as a stop off point while travelling through France as it is located in a picturesque historic village fairly close to an exit on the A31 (13 km away). Half way between Calais and the south of France."

"Great host, multi lingual, welcoming, great sense of humour. Unique, quirky, property. Lovely village location with river/canal walks nearby. Great breakfast. Ideal overnight stop."

"Property is quite beautiful in a shabby chic kind of way, although the ground is relatively small. Food is decent, but nothing too memorable. We didn’t realise it has a Michelin star, so decided to pay the premium as we didn’t want to go out after a long drive from Calais. Restaurant service was not great to be honest, we had to keep asking for our wine glass to be replenished, even though they didn’t seem to be short of staff. "