Fantastic position. Very easy to find. Food very good. Lovely bar/eating area. Great outdoor terrace space. Excellent ‘jumping off’ position for touring around. More umbrellas would have helped in sun. I would be more than happy to stay again.

Travelling with daughter and dog. Booked 1room with dbl and single. Dbl great but single too much like a camp bed for comfort (great for a child though). Should have booked 2 single beds. Bathroom facilities were excellent but the high step in was tricky for me as I need to use a crutch. Next time I stay, I’ll be more specific about my individual needs.

The rooms were very clean and the staff were welcoming and friendly. Breakfast was great with lots of choice including fresh fruit, yogurt, nuts & seeds, eggs, bacon, cereals along with pastries, breads, meats and cheeses. Parking is free with plenty of room on site. The evening meals are average but very convenient after a full day's site seeing. The hotel is perfectly situated for visiting the sites and cemeteries of the Somme and situated on the edge of the town of Albert, about 2kms from the centre. Albert is a lovely town with some interesting sites, especially the tunnels at the Somme 1916 Museum. For a three star hotel, the Ibis Albert is definitely a great place to stay.

There were no facilities for tea and coffee in the rooms. Despite that, we would go back to the hotel if we were to visit again. There is a restaurant and bar downstairs which we made use of in the evenings. We were there from Thursday to Sunday, and the restaurant was open every day despite what the website states.

Very good hotel. Stayed 3 nights whilst on a self guided battlefield tour. Check in very easy. I like to speak French when visiting France but the staff here speak English so no problems if you get stuck with French. I was first floor at the rear of the hotel in a nice big room with tv, comfortable bed and en suite with good shower. The room was quiet apart from the usual noisy guest that finds it necessary to slam doors and stamp about, obviously this issue beyond the hotels control. Good size free car park. Very good restaurant and reasonably priced. Good continental breakfast but also had boiled eggs, scrambled eggs and bacon, plenty of choice. The reception has some armchairs to sit with a drink from the bar and a pool table, also some tables and chairs outside. It’s about 30 minutes to walk into Albert where there are numerous restaurants but most don’t open until 6pm so best to check timings. Good bakery 5 minute walk away next to a McDonalds if that suits you. I’d return here to stay.

I've stayed at Ibis Albert previously when visiting the Somme. It's ideally located. Staff are friendly and our stay was pleasant. Breakfast had a fair buffet style selection of cold meats, cheeses, breads, pastries, juices, cereals etc. Our room was clean and quiet and had all we needed.

Bacon and scrambled eggs at breakfast were the hot choice and were first come first served and not replenished which was disappointing. We went for breakfast at 08.30 and they were all gone. That's the only negative.

We wanted a hotel close to Albert town centre and within the Somme battlefields. The Hotel was everything we needed. Situated on the deg of town and within 2 minutes of the battlefields and cemeteries, a walk into town can be taken in half an hour but Albert has plenty of free parking so after a day wandering the sights we chose to drive in. there is a large supermarket very close. Breakfast is a buffet style, and very nice. Dinner from a menu is also very good and well served with pleasant staff

I can't think of anything really. The hotel is what it sets out to be and we have no complaints. It suited us very well.

As basic hotels go, this was a good one. Clean facilities, comfy bed, nice size shower. Alexia at front desk was particularly helpful, other staff not so much. For some odd reason, their dining room was closed on a Friday and Saturday nights. Fast food within walking distance, but better restaurants are available in town if you’re willing to drive.

Paid for breakfast. Very good selection. Parking was good. There seemed to be a skeleton staff but they were fantastic. Had dinner and that was lovely. Had a problem with one of the party being locked in the bathroom but staff came immediately to sort the problem. Offered a different room but could not be guaranteed air conditioning which was already on in the room and had cooled it. Can't believe the small number of staff managed to be everywhere and doing everything. Can't talk highly enough of them.

The breakfast was plentiful up to a certain time but then didn't seem to get replenished. If we had come for breakfast later than we did it would have been a scant choice. Also, the tea and coffee machine were turned off before the end of breakfast.

Accommodation, rooms, facilities etc were all very good. No complaints from us - a party of 12.

It was a shame that the bar closed at 10.30pm but I guess early season it is difficult to guage how much business there would be. We certainly would have spent more time and money in the bar.

The conveince of location, it was ideal for a 2 night stay on our return to the U.K. and visit the various war graves. The staff were friendly, especially in the dining area. Tea and coffee was available during the day, also a bar in the evening. Our room was clean and tidy, the shower was a good size, the bed was comfortable.

The aircon wasn't working in our room and the weather was particularly hot which made for an uncomfortable nights sleep. I have reported this to reception. I think the tatty Poppy flag outside should be replaced or removed.

Good position and modern hotel. Room comfortable - last time we stayed they had free coffee in the lobby at any time and supplied a kettle in the bedroom - neither of these were supplied this time. Evening meal and breakfast were of good quality and nicely served.

See above - lack of free coffee and/or facilities for making a coffee,or tea in your room.