Find hotels in Pleumartin from £29

"Hotel is dated but clean and functional for an overnight stay. The room size is good with a separate toilet/bathroom and has a proper bath and shower you can move around in. The bar is not not really a bar, you can buy a bottle of wine or beer from the receptionist and sit with it in the breakfast area. A bigger choice of beers would be good as well Overall for the budget price it was good value and I would stay there again "

"Il est tres regrettable que les bornes de rechargement électrique facturent un coût de parking après la charge. Si on laisse la voiture en charge toute la nuit, le prix de la recharge devient exorbitant. Ce processus ne convient pas à un hôtel et j'ai été recharger mon véhicule ailleurs. Les bornes m'ont semblé inoccupées cette nuit-là, ce qui est compréhensible. "

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"Although I had booked two prepaid rooms, I didn’t actually stay here. When I checked in, the location, grounds, reception area and the rooms I was shown were so run down and in dire need of renovations, I left and found alternative accommodation. The hotel did not refund any money."

"Terrible stay. Arrived very late after a long 1,800km drive and the room was small, crowded and no working AC. No staff to complain to. Hugely disappointing. Be careful if you arrive outside of business hours. "

"Good value for money, very convenient location as its just off the motorway, helpful and friendly staff. The bed was very comfortable and it was quiet and dog friendly."

"Somewhat brusque check in but all other staff could not do enough for you including the lovely lady on breakfast who was kind enough to sit us in the bar and get us a coffee when we explained we didn't want a full breakfast despite being rushed off her feet. There is a pizza vending machine in the carpark which actually is not bad."

"Great budget hotel. Tons of value for the money."

"Very nice stay, just what was needed after living out of suitcases for a week touring northern France. Taller guests need to be a bit careful to cope with the stairs and low beams upstairs to avoid bumping their heads."