The setting is AMAZING! A great welcome at reception by a staff member with a wonderfully subtle sense of (English) wit & humour. We were made welcome and offered very good recommendations for supper in the town on a Sunday evening. Thank you! Touring the Abbaye was the unexpected highlight of the visit. The views to and across the River Moselle; riverside path to the photogenic bridge/pont and general architectural upgrades added to the perfect location.

We just needed an entourage or personal staff to be in accord with the location. Clearly, it was unavailable at such an attractive price point.

The abbey is a very unusual and for us interesting and pleasant combination of hotel and cultural center. Excellent breakfast. Extremely helpful and friendly staff. Lively town with excellent restaurants within walking distance.

A lift would be nice to take the luggage to the upper floor. The information signs could be more open regarding the age and historic authenticity of the building. It is mostly a modern reconstruction.

Charming place, very beautiful! Polite employees, clean bedsheets and bathroom, warm water. Good location if you want to avoid the big city and be close to it.

When I first arrived I thought that I'd come to the wrong place; I thought that I was at a tourist attraction rather than a hotel. The building is amazing, inside and out. My room was perfectly adequate and very comfortable. Breakfast was a good selection of fresh and freshly cooked products. Lots of choice.

If I were to be picky, the layout of the bathroom was not the best. I was surprised to see a bath, and the shower over it wasn't as good as many. However, it was perfectly servicable.

Stunning 17th century abbey with huge spaces, gardens and public areas. Excellent beds and comfortable minimalist room stylistically a bit at odds with building but who cares? Generally good breakfast and help with parking. Lovely reception staff who were very welcoming to our dog. We didn’t have time to visit the exhibition which promised to be wonderful.

It was tricky to find entrance to carpark also we were dismayed that the restaurant only caters for pre-booked groups. Oh for the days when French hotels served real coffee! Nearly all hotels now serve muddy water from machines this one included.

We only stayed one night & chose not to have breakfast so can't comment on it. Check in took long as they couldn't find our booking but their English was brilliant & attitude & friendliness was good & eventually sorted. Room was very spacious, we had a kitchenette so suited us. We chose to eat out & ate in Le Petit Gourmamdin. Very nice & service fab, they spoke just enough English which was fun. In the morning my husband went to reception to ask to buy some milk and he was given some for free. Very nice of them. We left early so didn't get a chance to look around but would love to come back.

Nothing negative!

The location was perfect for me. its a good to see that even if its a old building but well maintained. The hotel has multiple flyers for tourists to travel around the city and maybe even the province. The hotel in built within a Abbey (assuming it means castle) and its very visible.

the Breakfast, is overrate. I mean who will pay 15€ for nothing. I would really like to see something more out of the money I paid. I was in hurry to leave otherwise I would have surely spoken with the manager. my recommendation: go to a "Boulangerie" near by.

- interesting location - nice, freshly renovated room - beautiful historic building

I guess that the hotel is preferred by elderly or people staying there for the events. The neighbors above and next to us got up fairly early (6-7 in the morning) and listened to the television before their breakfast at volumes that may hove woken up anyone buried at the Abby. Other than that, because it’s an Abby, the hotel may look a bit creepy if you are on your own and checking in after midnight.

Easy to walk into the main parts of town. Very large room, good bathroom. Separate toilet. Plenty of heating - which we needed as we’d got really wet during the day. View over inner courtyard - we could see where the motorbike was parked. Coffee machine in corridor -as well as tea and coffee making facilities in the room.

Hotel part felt impersonal and lacking in character, considering it’s in a historic Abbey. But fine for one night.

Beautifully renovated monastery with plenty of history. Very comfortable and clean. Bed and bedding was as good as it gets. We woke up in the morning with our window open onto the central courtyard…birds singing…magical.

Staff was average…particularly kitchen staff…Breakfast mediocre buffet style…advise going to one of the nearby cafes instead. Popular venue for seminars etc so expect lots of activity on the weekends in particular.