friedly staff, nice,simple and right close to town. more

The hotel is just what you would expect of an Ibis. Smallish rooms but the usual amenities. Breakfast is standard but cheaper than usual and the car park is small but ideally situated. The location is it's strongest point as all areas of the town are within short walking distance. We loved the market which is there every Saturday and... more

My husband and I have stayed at this hotel at least five times in the past five years. We love St. Omer and with it being only 40 minutes from the Tunnel we have got into the habit of deciding on a Friday morning of dashing over to the Ibis at St. Omer for the weekend. Rooms are okay -... more

I was a bit concerned by some of the reviews - rude staff, poor parking, hot rooms etc, but I found this to be a typical Ibis. Clean, good sized rooms for an overnight stay and no more, no less that it says in the literature. I wouldn't necessarily stay here for a long time, or for a romantic weekend,... more

It's an Ibis! The rooms are clean and comfortable and well-lit, the linens and towels of good but not great quality, the breakfast abundant, the staff professional and friendly, the housekeeping excellent. You really can't go wrong with an Ibis - they're incredibly good at being what they are, which is a safe, comfortable, clean, attractive place to stay. No... more

You can get the gist from the other reviews. We have stayed here a couple of times, not because the hotel is much good, but because it has a good location and St Omer is a nice little French market town. The market on Saturday morning is great, there are lots of lovely patisseries and brasseries dotted around, and the... more

Nice enough Ibis right in the centre of town, very small car park, beware of car park rage, an early leaver was blocked in early on Sunday morning and must of woken half the hotel getting out of his parking space. St Omer looks a nice little place but beware during the day when the Cafe's in the square play... more

Well-positioned for a stop in the town or access to the Calais ferries (40 minutes drive). Parking, however, is poor with a small private courtyard area that fills quickly. We arrived at 5pm and the last 2 spaces filled 5 minutes after that. Otherwise it's parking out on the busy narrow streets, and unloading could be difficult. Room was standard... more

Have stayed here many times over the years. It is still a good overnight stop, right in the town centre with car park at the rear. Get there early before the car park fills up. Pleasant staff and modest, well-kept Ibis. There are many restaurants within a few minutes stroll, including in the flower-bedecked square. more