We make our annual trip to watch the Le Mans 24hr Motor Race. Booking somewhere to stay is always difficult as places are booked a year in advance. Had booked a local hotel via Booking.com, but was let down by these hotels, due to double bookings etc etc. We have stayed at Le Pressoir Hotel on previous occasions which Booking.com knew about due to previous bookings and they very kindly accepted our booking and reserved 2 rooms for our stay, which was a God send as we had already paid for our Eurotunnel and event tickets. The hotel is circa 70km or 45 minutes away from the Le Mans Race circuit, but the drive to and from are on amazing long, straight, quiet roads. Due to delays at Eurotunnel and our late arrival, we received a courtesy call from Justine explaining how to access the free car park and our rooms. Thank you Justine. The Hotel Manager, Stephan, met us when we checked out and was as ever warm and accepting. Breakfast is not included in the price, but for €9.50 you get a basic continental breakfast, which does the job. There is a local Carrafour supermarket if you need to stock up and the centre of St Calais is a 5 minute drive. Would recommend the Hotel and will look to book again the future. Thank you Stephan and Justine for your kind hospitality.

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Very clean nicely laid out hotel, room was spacious enough for 2 travellers and our biking gear, security always an issue with motorcycles was not a worry here as there was a barrier with security code and a garage also to park the bikes overnight, staff helpful, breakfast perfectly adequate for our needs, excellent stop will certainly use again if we're ever this way again.

Nice location. Too tired to walk into town. Owner couldn’t do enough to help

If you arrive late it’s difficult to understand what to do. Could just have been me!!

Very clean

Out of the town

great location - peaceful & comfortable - parking

all was good

Breakfast was fly blown the doors to the kitchen were open there was mess everywhere - crossents were waiting on a dirty tray to be heated up for what looked like the umpteenth time receptionist was doing paper work clearing tables and stockin gfor breakfast all at once,

everything we were locked out of the hotel as everthing was automatic and we had no key code after two hours a solitary guest arrived and said we needed to go down to the town where a manager of another hotel could help us book in