L'HÔTEL D'ARC ^{* * *}

We were delighted by the very pleasant welcome and setting. The owner took great care to explain vegetarian options to my partner and they were very flexible about our preferences. I had not reserved private parking in advance but was able to park in the hotel's courtyard for my peace of mind. As they were unexpectedly short-staffed on the days we visited, the owner and his wife looked after most aspects of hotel and restaurant operation but not one guest felt neglected - they were so efficient and focused while making you feel completely at home and relaxed. It's an example many hotel/restaurants could learn from. I would love to return. Highly recommended.

Petit hôtel très sympathique.
Possibilité de recharger deux voiture électrique sur un parking privé. Pratique.
Chambre spacieuse, avec une belle salle de bain.
Beau petit espace détente, piscine + bar, pour l'été. Passé en octobre, donc pas pu en profiter.
Buffet petit déjeuner sans prétention, mais suffisant quand même.
Essentiel pour moi, un bon café ^^

Un hotel bien situé en centre-ville. Une cuisine goûteuse et copieuse . La chambre est confortable avec une bonne literie. La salle de bain n’est pas grande mais la douche est fonctionnelle . Il ne manque que la boîte de mouchoirs dans la chambre
Je recommande

Nickel. Je recommande

Comfortable bed.

Soft pillows.

Working air conditioning.

An adequate room and en-suite for an overnight stay.

It would have been nice if there had been a complimentary bottle of water in room.

It would have been nice if there had been coffee making facilities in the room and a small fridge.

When we arrived (after 4:00 as we were informed the gates would be locked shut until then) there were no spare parking spaces, so we parked outside, which was fine, but when given our bill, we had been charged €10 for parking in the hotel car park.

We pointed out that we had parked outside and this charge was removed.

There was no electricity when we arrived which we accept was not the owners fault, however we, like other guests, had booked dinner there. But the owner, instead of suggesting he organised some take aways from areas which had electricity, was suggesting guests get in their cars and drive out to somewhere for dinner... Hardly an approach that demonstrates a desire to  look after one's guests, especially us, who had driven all day from Italy.

Fortunately, electricity, was restored before 10:00 pm and some dinner options were then made available. Dinner was fine.

Breakfast was €14, but when we went down at around 8:25, there was no one in attendance, not set tables. No sign of anyone  a true, full-on, fend for yourself, help yourself breakfast.

Although apparently the first ones to breakfast, (as the other guests arrived down later) there was approximately a desert spoon of dried-up scrambled egg. No bread. There were approximately 8 rolls and similar croissants. No one appeared to top-up the scrambled egg and no one was there to ask if we could have some more.

Reception was closed, with a sign informing us of this fact.

Breakfast was only til 9:00am and we were expected to be out of our rooms by 10:00.

A large beer was €9 (more than a pint in London) and a can of water was €4 from the bar.

We have stayed in hundreds of hotels over our summer European a D classic car trips, and have had many great hotel experiences and some poor experiences. Some have been exceptional.

Approximately twenty days ago en route to Italy, we stayed in another Logis hotel. This was on in the category of great. Sadly,our experience of this Logis hotel was not so great.

Our impression was that either the owner dislikes the English, or perhaps is tired of running the hotel. It must be hard work and one should make allowances.

Personally, would we stay there again? Sadly no. But others may have a better experience.