Undoubtedly the best thing is the location of the hotel very close walking distance to the main places to visit in Brest.
Although the afternoon receptionist was unaware of us, the evening turned out to be a charm and explained to us many things about the city, how to move and what to visit.
The hotel has a somewhat baroque décor that mixes "prairie house quilts" and chandeliers with giant ultra-modern plasma screens.
Breakfast is expensive for the quality they offer (but this is quite widespread in French hotels, with honorable exceptions)
The bathroom needs a review, especially the shower screen, a little rickety already. Lots of noise from very early (air-conditioned rooms that force you to leave the window open)
ENGLISH: Without a doubt the best thing is the location of the hotel very close to the main places to visit in Brest.
Although the evening receptionist was not very attentive to us, the evening receptionist turned out to be a delight and explained a lot about the city, how to get around and what to visit.
The hotel has a somewhat baroque décor that mixes "prairie house quilts" and "Beauty and the Beast" candlesticks with giant, ultra-modern plasma screens.
Breakfast is expensive for the quality they offer (but this is quite widespread in French hotels, with a few exceptions)
The bathroom needs a review, especially the shower screen, a little rickety already. A lot of noise from very early in the morning (rooms without air conditioning that force you to leave the window open)
Undoubtedly the best thing is the location of the hotel very close walking distance to the main places to visit in Brest.
Although the afternoon receptionist was unaware of us, the evening turned out to be a charm and explained to us many things about the city, how to move and what to visit.
The hotel has a somewhat baroque décor that mixes "prairie house quilts" and chandeliers with giant ultra-modern plasma screens.
Breakfast is expensive for the quality they offer (but this is quite widespread in French hotels, with honorable exceptions)
The bathroom needs a review, especially the shower screen, a little rickety already. Lots of noise from very early (air-conditioned rooms that force you to leave the window open)
ENGLISH: Without a doubt the best thing is the location of the hotel very close to the main places to visit in Brest.
Although the evening receptionist was not very attentive to us, the evening receptionist turned out to be a delight and explained a lot about the city, how to get around and what to visit.
The hotel has a somewhat baroque décor that mixes "prairie house quilts" and "Beauty and the Beast" candlesticks with giant, ultra-modern plasma screens.
Breakfast is expensive for the quality they offer (but this is quite widespread in French hotels, with a few exceptions)
The bathroom needs a review, especially the shower screen, a little rickety already. A lot of noise from very early in the morning (rooms without air conditioning that force you to leave the window open)