Logis de France Hotels are normally very reliable. This one is at the lower end of the spectrum as you can tell by the other reviews. However it does have a bit of character. It is a bit worn out. Don't get excited about the swimming pool - it is more like a Japanese dip pool. Breakfast is poor and... More

Really good location right beside the main square with restaurants, bars and shops. That's about all that is good. Reception is dull and tired. The man was unsmiling (well, this is France) and not welcoming. We took the last room and it was, again, just about OK. Thank goodness it was to the rear so no noise problems. The room... More

We stayed for a night en route to the South of France. Poligny itself is a very pleasant village with a very nice central square. However, it appears to be on a route for a substantial amout of HGV traffic. We were in a room on the front - disaster, verry lttle sleep. The hotel itself is a little bit... More

Upon arrival the reception was unmanned. Owner returned from outside, unfriendly and appeared quite rude. After specifically requesting a non smoking room it turned out to smell disgusting, quite clearly not non smoking. The shower had no shower curtain which resulted in the bathroom floor becoming flooded each time someone showered and the towels were fraying and thread bare. Breakfast... More

Basic but clean room at 59Euro. The bathroom is ensuite but extremely small (if you have long legs, your knees will touch the opposite wall). The breakfast is very basic and small for the 8.5 Euros ! Not that good value for money. A Formule 1 hotel would be better if one was in that little town.

Part of the Logis de France chain, 2 chimey's so no lift, wide stairs, simply furnished, decor a mix of 50's-80's as one guest's daughter said ' It's like staying with Granny'. Breakfast is standard Logis. Great location, centre old town near Place des Deportees with loads of cafes and 'bijoux' shops and for us, most importanly, the Juraflore Cheese... More

This hotel is part of the Logis de France chain and is family owned. It is a good value place to stay in the town centre but try to get a room at the rear away from the main road. There is some parking in the rear for Moto's but may not be good for cars. A small swimming pool... More