Hotels With Gym in Centre-Val de Loire, France

Tres bon hotel tres proche du chateau Bon pour une escapade le week end Bemol les restos sont pas énormes à mon avis Et leur resto était plein donc pensez à réserver surtout le week-end On a trouvé qu’une seule serviette pour la douche et la piscine donc j’ai du insister pour avoir une deuxième. La réceptionniste a accepté de nous en donner. La piscine devient pleine pendant les heures où c’est accessible mais c’est très bien, propre et moderne

I recently stayed at the Hôtel de Bourbon (the Mercure one) in Bourges, and honestly, it felt like stepping into a little piece of history while still having all the modern comforts you could want. My room was a classic double, spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The bed was excellent—properly supportive after a day of wandering around—and the bathroom had a great walk-in shower with good water pressure. Everything felt freshly renovated (they did a big update around 2018), with a nice blend of modern touches and the old abbey character. Some rooms overlook the park, which must be lovely in summer.

Only critic that I can say is that the entrance that leads to the hotel could be improve, it felt like we were going to get lost in the middle of a jungle 😅. Other than that, beautiful rooms with a private terrace, very tasty food in their restaurant that we went for the bistro but definitely need to try out the fine dining one next time, even the breakfast was full of choices from French to international style. Stayed for one night with my fiancé but definitely will come back for more!

First of all, I want to give this hotel a bad review overall. We booked a castle king-size bed room. In the pictures on the Ctrip platform, there was a room with a bathtub. We were originally going to stay in the Loire area, but when we saw the bathtub, considering that there was a lot of walking in Paris and the children could rest in the hotel that day, I chose to drive an extra hour to stay in this hotel. But when we checked in, we found that it was not only a small attic room, but also had no bathtub. We communicated with the hotel through the Ctrip platform, and the reply was that the room was fully booked that day and there was no other room to change. This is obviously a wrong logic. Since it shows that the bathtub room can be booked, it should be arranged. With the excuse of full room, since the order has been confirmed, it means that our agreement has been established. As a result, a room type that does not meet our agreement was arranged on site. This is obviously not in line with the spirit of compliance with agreements advocated by Europe. This is a fraud. I want to give a thumbs up to Ctrip here. It has been insisting on helping us communicate with relevant agents and hotels, and finally reached a compensation agreement. But regrettably, something happened again. I found that the air conditioner in our room did not work. After repeated communication with the hotel, only one of the two air conditioner outlets could produce a weak wind. We had to open the window slightly to sleep, but there was a humming sound of the air conditioner outside the window, which caused us to fall asleep very late. The next morning, another blow hit. Because we fell asleep late the night before, the child did not wake up until 10:30 the next morning. The hotel reminded us when we checked in that the time for breakfast in the restaurant downstairs was 7-10 o'clock, and the breakfast service for the room could be delivered to 11 o'clock. We communicated with the hotel by phone at 10:45 and asked the restaurant to deliver breakfast to the room, but by 11:03, there was still no breakfast. Considering that we had to drive a long distance to Charles de Gaulle Airport to check in, we really didn't have time to argue with the hotel. We had to check out and leave hungry. The environment of the hotel is good. The so-called castle hotel is small, but the building is beautiful. There are forests and lotus ponds in the courtyard. There are small frogs on the lotus leaves. The restaurant is open. It is very comfortable to sit in the yard to eat and enjoy the scenery. The hotel also has a small swimming pool. The hardware is good and the environment is also very good. The facilities in the room are also very new, and the bathroom facilities are of good quality. The hotel is located halfway up the mountain in Tours, with the Loire River at the foot of the mountain and the old town of Tours at the foot of the mountain, about 3.5 kilometers away. Driving down the mountain, you can locate the Tours Church. After dusk, park your car in the parking lot between the church and the castle, which is free. There are various restaurants on the side streets, and there is also a Carrefour open until 10 pm. The restaurants on the street have French, Italian and Syrian cuisine. French cuisine is more complicated, and it is very troublesome if you don't know French. The price per person is about 20 euros. If you want to be safe, go for a simple Turkish kebab.

We attended a conference in Tours at the conference center. The hotel location is very nice. Short walk to the old town with many restaurants. We enjoyed a five day stay there. There is public underground parking right at the hotel. Very convenient and affordable

I was very impressed with this hotel. The young lady on reception was really kind and helpful. Made me feel welcome. The room was clean and bed and pillows were great. As for the breakfast, it was by far the best quality and choice of any of this type of hotel I have stayed at. Also, the coffee was amazing. I will definitely stop here again. 10/10

如果有機會再來Chartres旅行，我仍然會住這裡。工作人員友善，親切。環境乾淨整潔。早餐品質即佳！只是大廳沒冷氣，夏天來會熱呼呼，其他都沒有問題。以4星來說，他們已經超過了。我們也在酒吧吃喝，品質，服務乃至價格都很好。非常推薦！

25 mins walk to Cathedral. Parking is challenging except for small cars in a secure hotel parking lot for €12 per stay. Local craft beer bistro (Le Croque Bedaine on 153 Rue Colbert) - super friendly owners who are car enthusiasts (Porsche & Japanese sport cars). Nice bar snacks with happy hour till 8pm.

I thought it was pretty good. Aside from the lack of air conditioning and a hairdryer, which was a little inconvenient, everything else was satisfactory. The location is excellent; there's a small entrance next to Tours train station, just a short walk across the street and around the corner to reach the hotel. It's incredibly close to the train station; the next morning, it was only five minutes from my room to the platform. Not only is it convenient to get to the train station, but it's also a 20-minute walk to Tours Cathedral and the riverbank. There's also a light rail station downstairs. The front desk staff were very welcoming, greeting me every time I entered or left. The room was large and spacious. It even had an iron, vacuum cleaner, and the kitchen was fully equipped with a microwave, oven, refrigerator, and cookware. The bathroom was also very large. The only drawbacks were the lack of air conditioning, but thankfully Tours wasn't hot during my stay, and it was cool enough with the window open. There was also no hairdryer, but thankfully my hair is short and dried quickly.

The cleaning staff kindly helped me, so everything was fine, but I was troubled because the front desk was unmanned both when I arrived and when I left. I think it was partly because I arrived late, but the cleaning staff told me to try calling this number, so I did, but no one answered. I felt that it would be difficult to stay here with this kind of system. The room itself was very clean, but it was hard to sleep without air conditioning in this heat. There was a fan, but it was covered in dust. I wish there had been slippers.