This is a large conference hotel designed to conduct group meetings and conferences. The hotel rooms, staff reflect this. The rooms are comfortable with large balconies so can't complain about this. The staff is efficient and multilingual which is nice. The one thing that bothered me was that even though this is clearly a business hotel, the Internet connection was... More

This was a nice hotel, but the location was well outside Nantes, 20 minutes form city center. The rooms was rather expencive, compared to other Nantes hotels. Mani meeting rooms, I guess this is mainly a congress centre.

We went there for a couple of night. It is comfortable though very modern and a bit "cold". It is clearly a business hotel. Fees are slightly high concerning the room. Food is really not so great, many ingredient lacks freshness and they use quite a lot of processed food. We got a good deal (85€) for a double room,... More

We stayed at this hotel as a base for a tour of the Loire valley. It has just been upgraded to 4 star. As the stay was included as part of the tour (half board) I can't comment on the price paid. The bedroom which we had was well appointed with a balcony overlooking the pool. It had a flat... More

Nice hotel, lots of ammenities, but highlight for me was the food... not cheap, but excellent quality.

I booked this hotel for a business trip to Nantes as all the best rated (on Tripadvisor) hotels were full. I booked a mid-price room and was pleasantly surprised. It started at reception with lovely staff. The room has a large living area because the bed is on a mezzanine along with a second TV, second desk and second wardrobe;... More

Our experience was the same as 'Los Angeles' traveller, especially the stairs! However, two additions - the swimming pool area with very comfortable loungers was a wonderful way to relax after a long drive and the walk through the 'jungle' to get to the restaurant was unusual. The restaurant itself has a terrific menu (it was interesting hearing a neighbouring... More

very nice hotel in the middle of nowhere. you can't walk to anything except a mcdonalds and a supermarket. it's a well kept, clean hotel, but far from any 'action' of any sort. you must have a car. instead stay at the mercure downtown. much more convenient, albeit smaller rooms. beware of the rooms with sleeping lofts -- the stairs... More