Reviews from guests who stayed at this hotel, shared by our hotel supplier. Score based on the latest 11 reviews.
“Passer votre chemin.....”
+Nous avons passé une semaine complète dans cet hotel où nous avons été abandonné à notre propre sort.Lit non fait les 2 week-end,serviettes changées que 2 fois dans la semaine,personne la plupart du temps pour faire nos doléances.Du gel douche qu'à notre arrivée et le vendredi de fin de séjour après avoir fait nos remarques de mécontentement .En un mot ,à déconseiller dans l'ensemble.
bon acceuil
September 2014
“lit confortable”
+Tres bien
“no room at the inn”
+despite a piece of paper stating that i had a room garuanteed and that there was no need to reconfirm the booking, i turned up to find that they had never heard of me and thus no reservation. squalid looking place as well.
“Un petit hôtel à proximité du Château de Rochechou”
+Un petit hôtel-café-restaurant de province avec une terrasse ombragée de tilleuls centenaires où il fait bon prendre ses repas et ses petits déjeuners. Un accueil sympathique et un menu complet et soigné à 17,50 €. La wi-fi fonctionne de manière impeccable, la literie est confortable et les salles de bains sont d'installation récente. Comme indiqué sur le cadran solaire situé sur le linteau en granit d'une porte, le bâti est de 1824, loin des hôtels aseptisés des grandes chaînes.
“hôtel simple à l'image de Rochechouart,bon accueil”
+Une nuit du dimanche au lundi, pas de restauration le dimanche soir mais possibilité de consommer en terrasse.Sympathique terrasse sous les tilleuls.Le lundi midi : déjeuner en terrasse agréable à un coût correct.
Marie-Claude
November 2013
“Séjour Rustique”
+De passage pour une nuit dans le cadre d'un déplacement professionnel, j'ai eu la surprise d'apprendre que j'étais la seule cliente de l'hôtel datant de 1824 et qu'il n'y avait pas de réception de nuit... Bref, que je serai vraiment toute seule jusqu'au lendemain matin. Malgré le matelas très confortable, la literie et serviette convenable, le dîner et service bien, la chambre reste très peu confortable. Les planchers craquent, l'insonorisation reste de l'époque et la décoration inexistante. Pour une expérience dans le temps, çà vaut le coup mais il vaut mieux être au courant.
+simplement un grand décalage entre la présentation idéale sur internet et la réalité terrain................sans autre commentaire prenez comme vous voulez.............
“An average hotel in Rochechouart!”
+We arrived at the hotel booked through on a Sunday late afternoon in March to find it closed. There was a board with a telephone number to call, which we duly did. The person responding (the manager or proprietor) gave us an access code so that we could let ourselves in - he did not offer to come and greet us and let us in. He also told us that a key would be found on the reception counter, and the room allocated to us. We duly gained access to the hotel, and room, and it was obvious that we were the only people staying there that night. The heating was on, and so it was adequately warm etc, and the room allocated had full en-suite facilities. It was a hotel with no frills, and an old building. The wooden floor had no carpet, and just floor boards and one rug. The nails holding the floor boards down were worn and not particularly sharp. We were told that we would find another hotel in the town for an evening meal, but no other hotel was open. There was a pizzeria open, and so we used that. At 7am the next morning the hotel opened, and we were provided with a very basic continental breakfast (7 euros per person). We did try the restaurant in the evening, it was OK but nothing specia
+A rustic atmosphere in a building over a century old. Old barn wood floors were slightly crooked adding to the atmosphere. We were greeted by the owner upon arrival who soon after served us a drink on the front patio as we enjoyed the warm night air. The room was clean and airy. A tree covered terrace was below our window but was closed down earlier so we were not kept up by noise. Across the street from a bakery, butcher shop, cheese shop and a grocer we were able to buy all of the fixings for a delicious picnic to eat on the grounds of the castle at the end of the street.
Glenn & Wendy
September 2011
“La Météorite, Rochechouart, France”
+Authentic, typically French local hotel. Shabby-chic. First impression is that is looks a bit tired but the rooms cannot be faulted at all. Beautifully decorated, exceptionally clean, big comfortable bed with crisp white linen. Breakfast served in the bar is charged as extra but all perfect - fresh crumbly crossiants, fresh soft bread all obviously from the local patersserie oppersite in the square with dark rich coffee. Overall experience was a absolute pleasure and as we have family living in the area we will definitely be going back again. Compliments to the owners.