Peronne is a French market town that isn't very large. You don't expect too much of the hotels that the town offers and the Hotel Saint Claude is well up to that standard. The rooms are old and show signs of wear - and I had the chance of discovering a shirt left by a previous occupant still hanging in... More

The bedroom was OK, once you'd found it - the upper floors are a real maze. But the real problem was the restaurant; as far as we could see, everything was either out of the freezer or out of a packet. More

This was depressing - a down-at-heal hotel in a town that has been pummelled into nothing and feels like it. The rooms are functional and I can't believe reviews that are positive in any respect. It was so bad we bailed out of our room after 2 hours and went to Albert, 20 minutes down the road, and stayed at... More

Stayed here for 2 nights doing a "self-guided" tour of the Somme area. probably the best of what is available in a fairly poor area I would say. Although clean, the rooms were very basic with stained carpet and a musty smell. Bathroom had poor lighting, no shower curtain and a hairdryer that didn't work properly. Found the staff to... More

We stayed here in early September with a group of friends and even at check in noticed the lack of charm or welcome from the receptionist. She was completely disinterested even to the point a little later when two of the group were stuck in the lift. We thought she had ignored the alarm and only when it was pointed... More

Our experience of this hotel was very disappointing. The double room had the minimum-size double bed, was really only sufficient for one person, and in fact was only equipped for one - only one set of towels in the bathroom. We had to ask for a second set, and this seemed to prove very difficult, although a second set was... More

Peronne is a horrid down at heel town with a world class exhibtion/museum of WW1. Odd combination. This is real non tourist France. The hotel is basic-very basic. Our room was clean but depressingly bare with no pictures or colour on the walls. The carpet and bed spread were a yellow/brown colour which were showing age. The shower above the... More

We were a party of six who stayed in the St Claude for two nights. The hotel is in an excellent location close to the main Square and just around the corner fom the excellent Museum. It is a perfect base for visiting the battlefields north of Peronne towards Albert & Thiepval.. The staff were extremely friendly and tried to... More

Stayed for 2 nights on the build up to Anzac day so the Hotel was busy . Initial impressions were good as the receptionist went out of her way to help. The Bar man doubled as the waiter and the receptionist helped. The barman may have even have cooked as well considering how rushed he appeared,which also may account for... More