Hotel de France

After arriving at the hotel, there was a problem with the booking. We booked 2 rooms but the owner wanted to book us in 1 room. We insisted on having 2 rooms and refused to check in. After some time, he promised to find a solution. He send us to the other side of the road where we would sleep in 2 new Norwegian cabins. After entering the cabins, he reappeared telling us he made a mistake and that we had to spend the night at the hotel. After returning to the hotel, he wanted to send us to another building across the street. But that also seemed a mistake. Eventually, he send us back to the cabins after explaining the mistake was his.... The food at dinner was bad a came out of the microwave. Breakfast was reasonable, not great although. This hotel is basic but also badly managed. It come very close to Fawlty Towers.

We booked two single rooms for one night in advance walking the Stevenson Trail, and we made a partial payment by bank assignment. The price for each room was 85 € incl. half pension. When we arrived he told us that we only had booked one room with two beds. Probably he was overbooked and had lost control. As we could proof our bookings, he "found a solution" and put me in a special room for wheelchair-users (which in general was not a problem at all) at ground floor, less than one meter away from the street. Two tiny windows, peoply walking by could look into my room. The bigger problem of this room was the extremly strong, penetrative chemical smell of the fabric-new sofa and armchairs, made from/ covered with a leather substitute. I had to keep the street level windows open during the whole night, I couldn't sleep at all. Next morning we payed. The owner asked 110 € each room instead of 85 €, and he had "forgotten" the assignment. On top he added 4 beers to the bill, we never had them. And 1/2 a liter of red table wine we had with dinner cost 16 € (in the next hotel the day after we only payed 6 €). After having discussed the "wrong calculation", he changed the bill 4 times, in the end we payed 14 € more than necessary. (And we did not discuss, not even mention the extremely expensive table-wine). We were happy that we could leave the place.

Accueil moyen , nourriture moyenne ( entrée trés médiocre ) , chambre correcte mais bruyante ( route au passage incessant même la nuit , impossible d'ouvrir la fenêtre ) . C'est surtout cet accueil très limite qui reste en mémoire . Rien à dire sur la propreté

Accueil ,personnel très souriant ,très propre ,une excellente cuisine avec des produits frais.Plats copieux,chambre spacieuse ,calme .Très bon petit déjeuner avec sa salade de fruits 👍.Tres belle établissement familiale .Merci à Yves et sa famille pour ce séjour.

N'hésitez pas à sortir du GR70 pour arriver à l'hôtel, un joli détour. Possibilité de prendre la navette gratuite pour la prochaine étape. Literie Propre 👍 Accueil au top. Très bonne prestation. Établissement familial Arrivés le 24 avril pour une nuit "Les brioches"

Randonneurs, nous avons passé une nuit, très chère 175 € pour 2 soirées étape !! Mais le prix n'est pas justifié, la chambre est vieillotte, au restaurant, on vous dit où vous devez vous asseoir, le repas est correct, le pique nique à 9€ est un scandale, ridicule et même pas bon,en résumé, une grosse arnaque par rapport aux autres gîtes où nous sommes allés