Finde Hotels in Saint-Omer

Beautiful, modern hotel. Clean, good sized rooms, great parking for 12€ and free disabled parking for my parents, we had a twin room that was clean, a good size and had lovely Nuxe bath products, my parents had a junior suite which had lovely extras to make it special, the air conditioning however was not good! Very very low power, so the room was hot. We had dinner in the courtyard as a family with two dogs, the food was excellent, but the real diamond, was our waitress Celine, so so so friendly, looked after us immensely and helped me pronounce Mille Feuille! We chatted and it turns out she is learning everything and I must tell you, she was magnificent, a real credit to you. Everything was perfect just a bit hot in the rooms, thank you for a great stay, and thank you Celine! You made our dinner very special.

The issue is that the Ibis website lists this hotel as wheelchair accessible - it is NOT! The main entrance has several steps with step-free access around the back, through the car park, then through a narrow passage to reach the front desk. The problem lies with the lift to reach any of the upper floors. It is TOO SMALL to accommodate a basic wheelchair with occupant. Advice: contact Monsieur et Madame, who are friendly and helpful, if you have accesibility needs. The room was very quiet for such a central hotel but it was, as other reviewers have mentioned, very small and this did impact on the general level of comfort. However, the room and environs were very clean and a restful night was had. Parking spaces are limited and may be difficult with a larger vehicle. Onsite Charlie's Corner is convenient for an evening meal, good value for money and well presented.

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What a great place! A 3 star hotel with heated indoor swimming pool, very nice buffet breakfast and wonderful domain. We regret we did not have lunch or diner in the restaurant. The restaurant was fully booked on the night we were there but as we made other plans beforehand it did not bother us.I would recommend checking with them in advance if you want to have dinner there. I read on TripAdvisor people complained about breakfast or the room, but if you stay in a 3 star hotel, do not expect the luxury of a 5 star! In my opinion you get what you pay for and in the case of this chateau you get quite a lot for what you pay. The staff was very friendly, gave us good advice and catered for all our needs. And yes there are modern rooms in a side building and less modern rooms in the chateau. I am not the biggest fan of carpet in a sleeping room but if that s the only thing I liked less about staying in this chateau...it will certainly not stop me from staying here again 🤗

We have used this hotel many times over the years. It’s very well situated for travellers due to its proximity to Calais. When sitting out on the terrace, or dining in the large conservatory, there are fine views over the fields down to St. Omer. The rooms are situated both in the main building and in chalets in the grounds and are clean and comfortable. The room has both nespresso machines and pods and bottled water. Since Monsieur Retaux became owner of the hotel, he has continued to improve facilities. We stayed in beautifully refurbished rooms inside the main building this year. He and his staff give very friendly service. We always look forward to our evening meals here. The menu features regional, seasonal produce, beautifully cooked and presented. We loved the home made desert choices. There is also a good wine list and we’ll stocked bar. We look forward to returning.