We had two small double rooms and they were snug, but that was to be expected. We both had fantastic views of the town and harbour. Breakfast was really good, lots of choice and you could have loads.

Breakfast was pricey at 17 E 50 if all you wanted was a yoghurt and an orange. I missed having a long mirror, but everything else was great. We needed a little help to get the televisions to work, but they were so good in dealing with this and even spent some time getting English language TV. My mother did have a leak from an upstairs shower. Again they dealt with this really efficiently and gave us two free breakfasts for the inconvenience.

The welcome from the staff on our arrival and throughout our stay was really nice, all the staff spoke good English (I really must learn more French,!!!). The room had a great view over the port and town, great to wake up too, and especially good in the evening with the beautiful full moon rising while we were there. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The AC in the room was very good, and quiet and very welcome during our stay. The position is excellent for access to the town, restaurants etc. The parking although a little way from the hotel was excellent, and very well organized by the hotel. We will Definity will stay again. We highly recommend this Hotel

The room seemed to be oddly arranged it was a squeeze to get between the bed and the desk -it seemed as if the radiator and the desk needed to be swapped over which would give much more room! However the view from the window was the best we could see so much going on!

No car parking. The nearest car park is very expensive, only free 8pm-8am so we parked there the first evening then next morning we had to move the car by 8am or pay equivalent of £3/hr. We then used the free car park further up the road by the nature centre (opposite a large tower). We discovered that you can walk alongside the river by walking through the car park and turning right towards the town. Very enjoyable 15min walk morning and evening. It would have been helpful to have been told this option by the hotel (but this could have been a language problem).

The hotel is in a great location next to the harbour and just a few steps from Honfleur's bars and restaurants. The staff are friendly and helpful. Our room was light, clean, sufficiently spacious and had a waterfront view. The hotel has limited parking but there is a large public carpark just two or three minutes walk away around the corner (12 euros per 24hrs).

The hotel rooms are a little old fashioned and quite French in decor which we liked, having just come from a much more expensive but soulless hotel in Rouen.

Located in a lovely historic building which has been sympathetically updated to a high standard. We had a large room and a spa bath and wonderful views of the port outside. The staff were helpful and polite at all times. Unusually for a French hotel, there was tea and coffee making in the room (and it was good quality). We didn’t try breakfast as there is ample choice around the harbour a two minute walk away. We highly recommend this hotel and will stay here again.

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Location, cleaness oh the room, the staff !!!

Wi-Fi not working in the room

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were so friendly and helpful and our room, albeit a tad small, was really comfortable and we had everything we wanted. The view from the bedroom window was excellent looking out over the waterfront and the exceptional architecture of Honfleur. Being really centrally located, we went out and explored beautiful Honfleur knowing our hotel was conveniently close and we were in the middle of everything to enjoy. We'd certainly stay here again and would highly recommend this lovely hotel.

It's a shame there wasn't any onsite car parking, although we could onload in front of the hotel and then take the car to the allotted car parking space which was about 10 minutes away.

The location of the hotel is excellent, overlooking the harbour, and the young lady on reception who greeted us (sorry, didn't get her name, but she looked early 20s with long dark hair) was very friendly and helpful and offered to take one of our bags up to our room for us (my husband uses a walking stick and struggles to carry any bags), which was very kind of her. We had booked into the Alphonse Allais suite, which is huge, with a lovely big comfortable bed, a table and chairs, sideboard, leather sofa, coffee and tea making facilities, a fridge, water, wine, champagne, a safe, a writing area in the lobby of the suite, a massive bathroom with twin sinks, a round jacuzzi bath, and a large walk in shower. The room also has a view over the harbour and the Lieutenance building, Hotel de Ville and carousel and, finally, the piece de resistance - a huge circular smoky mirror which is also the television. The breakfast room is just down a few stairs from the room, and there is a lift is near the breakfast room. The hotel does not hsve on-site parking, but we parked just across the road in St Catherine's car park which is metered (Eur 30 for 25 hours, yes, 25 hours). There was a good selection of items for breakfast and, although the hotel does not have a restaurant, there are plenty within a short walk - try the bistrot creperie just at the end of the hotel - theit crepe pom pom (filled with home made stewed apples and flamed with Calvados).

Only having booked 2 nights!

Excellent location. Great water views. (Rooms 220 and 221) Small efficient elevator. Didn’t book morning breakfast but it looked spectacular. Next time. Opened windows for breeze and AC was nice. Staff professional, cheerful and kind. Reserved parking in advance but there is a lot (about 120 cars) just across street that’s much closer. Have US issued handicap placard so parking is gratuit. We didn’t occupy handicap slot / only 2 avail but walk was fine. Parking safe too.

Exterior floors needed vacuuming and hall lights-timers turned off too quickly. Great over street water view but … street lights are bright. Black out curtains did a great job.

A perfect location overlooking the harbour and a gentle stroll from the main part of the town with it’s restaurants. The room we had was on the top (3rd) floor with a view towards the sea, it was spacious, clean and the bed was very comfortable. Reception staff were excellent and both recommended and booked a, non tourist, restaurant for us where the food was first class and not overpriced.

There is no pull in by the hotel to allow for unloading of luggage, the road is narrow and busy and, although there is supposed to be a carpark I’m not sure where it might be, however there is a large public carpark within a couple of minutes walk and, it appears, one is supposed to use the bus stop, just around the corner, to unload luggage!