Grand Hotel De La Gare

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : This is an old fashioned station hotel in need of a refresh, but located right opposite the station and direct trains into Paris. The staff were very amenable and having parking in the courtyard was a real bonus. It was absolutely fine for an overnight stop.
  : A kettle in the room

Poor
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : It was the only place available at short notice.
  : It was grubby and a bit dilapidated, not very comfortable and very noisy.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Good car park. Reasonable hotel; well located to visit the town
  : Could do with a kettle in the room

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Friendly staff & the bar was open till midnight & It wasnt dear, great value for money .
  : Opposite busy road did have double glazing but so hot we had to sleep with windows open, no fans provided so my dogs & us got very hot.we did have serval beers before going to bed, so that helped us sleep. One small square soap & 1 medium towel & 1 small hand towel . When entering the bedroom stank of cigarettes, so left windows open whilst at the bar. All basic but cleanish

Poor
Traveller Type: Business Traveler

Very Poor
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Orange juice,2 bread rolls, 1 croissant each choice of tea and coffee in newly refurbished bar was fine.
  : The hotel area and room are appalling, stained filthy carpets, old dirty shower. When we arrived we thought it was an abandoned building. I dont think this hotel should be advertised on booking.com

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : This is a classic old French city centre hotel, opposite the railway station. Things are a little 'worn', but it was perfect for one overnight. Limited free parking is available, which is a bonus, and breakfast typically French was excellent, the croissants were still warm from the boulangerie! The extra bonus, of course, is the beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral just down the road, a magnificent building.
  : The surrounding area is a bit dingy, and on a Sunday evening, dining options within walking distance are pretty limited a choice, basically of kebab shops and pizza take aways in the main. None of this, of course, is the hotel's fault.