Why I consider this the best hotel is because it ticks all my boxes. I was last here in August 2012 where you will see my first review. I am back as I promised with my partner for a swift weekend break. The basic hotel is an old hospice renovated, refurbished and extended. The history is well documented in my... More

Nice building. Successfully renovated bringing a good atmosphere. Having said this, there were many small issues which should not be the case in a five star hotel. To name some: - cheap door and paintwork in the toilet; - smelly toilet; - no blinds in the bathroom (indiscreet especially in rooms facing the park/street); - Hermes shower gel, but shampoo... More

We stayed for a week in a room above the carpark. It wasn't the greatest view (but you aren't guaranteed a great view even if you stay in the historic centre) but the room was comfortable and blissfully quiet with a spacious bathroom. The building itself has been beautifully restored and it was nice to explore the various rooms and... More

The hotel is interesting in its history and the rooms are very nice. Good bedding, nice aesthetics. The bar or central meeting area is also very special. Unfortunately, there were a series of minor problems which made the stay less enjoyable. The staff is very friendly, but not as experienced as you would expect from a 5 star hotel. The... More

This hotel has very nice attributes, from the stunning 16th century workmanship and rich history, to the very modern decor and lobby. My room was upgraded with a separate bathroom and bedroom. The room overlooked the courtyard and had high ceilings and an open feel. The bar and lobby are very nice and tastefully done. Service was excellent as expected... More

This hotel is housed inside a refurbished hospice dating from the 16th century, so there are numerous interesting elements, including the old chapel, brick and beam ceilings, two small courtyard gardens, and oak wainscoting in the rooms. But the rooms--at least our queen-sized two person room--are very small. The two of us could reach from wall to wall with our... More

Foyer could be with higher quality sofas but all the rest and the beds were all quite ok. Nice historical setting. Location perhaps not the most central one (but walking distance from downtown centre) but was oddly enough pleased with that as the ones i have seen were all in very busy locations and quite plain from the outside. Bed... More

It's a very interesting hotel, located in an old church or prayer house. It was redesigned not many years ago and looks very clean and fresh. The hotel restaurant is very good. It is close to the train station and a 15 minutes walk from the center.

This is a very unique hotel, built in an old Hospice and updated with a sympathetic touch to the old building. We had a standard room which was spacious and well equipped although the in room TV was only of use if are fluent in French as the only English channels are 24 hour news channels, not unexpected in France... More