The staff here are very friendly and accommodating. We had 2 dogs with us so chose to stay out on the terrace and the kitchen was happy to bring out bowls of French fries. The bed is big and comfy, the room is compact and functional and perfect for 1 or 2 nights as a stopover. Lots of free parking, grassy areas for the dogs. The next morning the hotel teamed helped us out bringing breakfast, as we had the dogs, and we were a little late - however they put something together for us which was so kind. The coffee is good and the fresh orange!! Croissants, madeleines, scrambled eggs and sausage !!

Online check in was simple, on arrival everything was explained in regard to meals and facilities. Extra pillows were provided on request. Evening meal was a from a simple but varied menu and was pretty good value at €25 for 3 courses. Breakfast was typical French hotel Fayre but it was all fresh, plentiful and well presented. The room was cool and simple but spotless and the bed was comfy. The hotel is very definitely dog friendly. Got a bit of a surprise when the Bastille holiday fireworks started at 11pm but all was quiet again at midnight . Great location within an our of the tunnel or ferry.

Shower water pressure was poor.

We wanted an overnight stop on a long drive through France. The hotel was fairly easy to find, being located close to the motorway. I'd registered online prior to our arrival, which streamlined the arrival process. The room was sparkling clean. Basic in design, but perfectly suited to our needs. The food was excellent, with an excellent menu including a la carte, fixed menus and a specials board. The service was friendly and professional. We'll definitely use this hotel again.

I'd have appreciated clearer signing to the hotel car park, which was behind that belonging to a hospital.

From check in to check out all the staff were polite and helpful. They warned us about a large party arriving for dinner that evening so it would be best to eat at 7 as they would be very busy. Even though they were very busy indeed, we still received great service and the food we ordered arrived quickly and was delicious. The party in question (La Petite Reine Chimachienne - a cycling club for retirees) gave the place a lovely atmosphere. We are looking forward to returning soon for another stopover on our way back to home in France.

Ibis Abbeville is a smart, clean, well-appointed modern hotel on the outskirts of Abbeville. It is perfectly located as a stop-off between north-west Paris and Calais. The staff are courteous and attentive. We were surprised at the quality of the dinner menu, and the food was excellent - the salad bar was particularly good. Breakfast was also excellent with a good range of cooked and continental options, and you can even boil your own egg. Our room was spacious and clean, with a lovely view over open countryside.

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Our room was adequate and as expected for an IBIS. The restaurant and lobby area was very well furnished and welcoming. The staff were very professional and helpful. Simple check in with a smile. Restaurant menu had a good range of options and was good value for money. Dogs very welcome as long as they are kept on a lead. Plenty of green space around the hotel for dog walking.

The property is located behind a large building (medical centre) - the sign directing to entrance for IBIS was obscured by trees from main entrance and signage into and out of car park could be improved. (One way system needs better markings - especially when visitors to medical centre park in front of "no entry" signs and totally obscure them!!!!!)

It’s close to the A16, an hour and twenty mins from Calais so a great stopover location on route to your final destination. The hotel is off the road so traffic noise is limited. No tea and coffee making facilities in the room. The rooms we stayed in were very clean although small and basic - we had two interconnecting room on the ground floor with very limited space to move around but we were only overnighting before driving to our next destination. It’s dog friendly and there’s plenty of space to short exercise and toilet them. The continental breakfast was very good. Small choice but a variety of items - they kept it stocked up during the breakfast service. The staff were accommodating, efficient and friendly. Also it close to a small shopping complex which included HyperU supermarket and a pharmacy and undercover parking (useful when it’s raining). There were other amenities. Overall I thought it was good value for money and very conveniently located

It is located behind a medical clinic so in the morning it can be a bit busy trying to leave but no big deal if you’re not in a hurry.

Well-kept and friendly ibis for a one-night stop on our journey. Staff are great, speak both English and French, nice food/bar and outdoor area to eat/drink in. It was also very easy to get back on the motorway to resume our journey.

Really warm room and no air con. The window opened properly and that was great, but unfortunately builders started work right outside at about 6am. Very noisy because of diggers etc going back & forth, reverse beeping etc. That won’t be a problem when the building works are done, but for us it meant we were woken early and had to shut the window, resulting in a hot room again.

It was close to the motorway. It was clean and modern and the staff were very friendly and helpful. They even had vegan options on their menu. Great value for money.

The rooms are a little small if there are 2 of you plus 2 dogs, but it was OK. I guess if the rooms were bigger, the price would be higher. The area in general is not particularly picturesque but it is a great location for a stopover if you are headed to or from the tunnel/ferries.

Easy to park and check in anytime. Staff were all very nice and helpful. Comfy bed. Pet friendly and lots of green spaces for the dog. Great for overnight stop to/from Le Shuttle.

Tiny room. Lack of tea/coffee in room however you can easily get everything at the restaurant. Rooms aren’t sound proofed - we could hear our neighbor snoring all night and movement of people going to breakfast early in the morning.