Stayed for a weekend trip with Alfa Romeo UK, which was an excelent event. The hotel was cheap & cheerful. My visit was spoiled by the horrifis damage done to my alloy wheels by an unnamed individual who moved my car from the rear yard car park into the street behind the hotel, drastically scraping the nearside front wheel. They... more

Spent two nights at Le Renard having decided Chalons would make a good place to stop en route to Calais. The hotel was perfectly acceptable, if a little quirky with its attempt at boutique stying. We had not pre-booked and were given a family room instead of a double (still for €74). Our bed was large, extremely comfortable, and we... more

We booked this hotel 30 minutes before checking in following a change of plans at another location in town. The rate for a double room was 74 Euros with breakfast costing another 10 euro each if we took it. The premises face on to one of the main squares in town and had good kerb appeal. From outside it appeared... more

The friendly staff were most helpful in directing us to the car park and helping with luggage.Good food in restaurant.Hotel based in centre of town in pleasant square.Rooms a little strange with bed in middle of room however the room had everything needed for an overnight stop. more

We stayed in January 2008, but the rooms were very odd, bare walls with bed in the centre, at an angle to the wall, and very stark. even the dog was restless and couldn't sleep. We didn't eat in the restaurant on that occasion, but did so on the 19th July 2008 while staying in another hotel. We chose the... more

We arrived to find a building site - no mention of this when we booked - when we tried to enter (no signs to direct us) we were stopped and sent to the back door - the off hand reception worsened when we were greeted by the stangest decor ever seen - a red corridor with room doors in red... more

This hotel is currently going through a refurbishment - initial impressions from both rooms and the corridors is more budget express (ie like Holiday Inn Express) than ultra-modern hotel, and arguably some of the materials used in the rooms reinforce this image - they appear cheap and will probably wear badly in a few year's time. However, saying this, the... more

A one night stop, whilst the hotel was undergoing refurbishment, including having a lift installed. A super welcome (good english spoken); directions to the parking, where we were met and luggage taken to the room. Room is minimalist, (overlooking the square, but with excellent sound-proofing) though not the bathroom, which was rather baroque, but with everything that you might need.... more

This hotel was the least promising of the three we chose to stay in for a long week-end and lived down to our expectations. The styling is early eighties conceptual. with little thought for the practicalities and is now very tired. Why put a bed diagonally in the centre of a room just for the effect? It doesn't work. Bistro... more