The staff of this hotel went out of their way to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. In particular they coped tremendously with our fractured French and were able to answer all of our questions! The room (one bedroom suite) was fantastic with all necessary facilities. My partner even managed to watch his British football match on the wide screen TV. Please note that there is a flight of stairs up to this room so perhaps not suitable for the less mobile, although no problem for us.

The hotel restaurant is not open on Friday, Saturday or Sunday nights as this was originally set up as a business hotel. There are other restaurants fairly nearby but only really one or two within walking distance.

Everything! It was perfection. Our room was pristine clean, everything that could shine, did shine. Mirrors, taps, shower etc., all gleaming. The cleaning staff are evidently extremely thorough and pay very good attention to detail. Not one speck of dust, smear, smudge, water mark or rogue hair to be seen anywhere. The room really could not have been any cleaner. We had a super comfy, queen size bed with top quality linen and amazing pillows (which were very welcome after the singular, tiny lump of foam on the Armorique!) If TV is important to you, the TV in our room was a whopping 50" LG flat screen with French and English channels. There were complimentary bathrobes, slippers shower gel and bottled water. And we were very pleased to find tea and coffee, as this was unexpected. We had a lovely, spacious room on the third floor (there is a lift) with full wall-width windows that completely opened out to a glorious sunset and the sound of the nearby church bells. So often, with small, independent hotels, they can look a bit tired, with signs of wear and tear in the decor, carpets, fixtures and fittings, but not here; everything was in 'good as new' condition. The location is excellent - right in the centre of Loudeac, but still very quiet. The young reception staff were superb! An absolute asset to the hotel. They were all really friendly and helpful and very tolerant of our shocking French. Also, very accommodating of our late evening requests for a bottle of wine (a very drinkable Chardonnay at a bargain 20€) and then later, an ice bucket. The bar was really attractive, welcoming and comfortable. We enjoyed a drink in its lovely surroundings before heading out to dinner. We didn't have breakfast, but the breakfast room looked very well set out and I can't imagine it falling short of the excellence elsewhere. We will definitely try it on our next visit.

Nothing whatsoever, but we were a little disappointed and surprised to find the in-house restaurant closed on a Friday evening.

Very good breakfast once I had discovered where everything was! I also had two meals in the evening and they were execllent.

It would be helpful if the reception desk was able to provide a small plan of the town: when I posed a question on two different occasions, neither of the staff, who were new, knew where the places were I wanted to visit.

Such a beautiful place, entirely redecorated, zen, warm and welcoming. The entrance, the courtyard, the bar, the central location, the staff, the facilities, the bedroom. A little jem.

I liked everything. Make sure to park well when there is the town market.

Room and facilities were great and staff were really nice.

Wanted a drink in the hotel bar on Saturday evening. The lights were on and the door open but we were told it was closed.

Dinner: the hotel had a delicious 'compris' menu, designed and freshly cooked by a proper chef. The room was spacious and all the facilities worked.

Couldn’t fault the property at all. In centre of town with a great restaurant.

nothing, there wasn’t a lot going on in the town though

Excellent restaurant as part of the hotel with a limited menu but super food. Pool and spa which was a new facility and looked cool. Very friendly and positive management

Early check in, friendly staff, garage for bikes, excellent buffet breakfast, modern comfortable room.

The restaurant was shut

confusion at checkout as we were asked to pay again and had to insist that we had already paid. We were then asked to pay our bar bill - and again had to insist that we had already paid this as well. We were then asked to pay 2 euro tax - which we just paid without checking if we needed to pay or not?