Best Saint-Jean-le-Thomas Hotels

We just had a very pleasant stay at the Hostel de Carolles. We first appreciated the kindness, smiles and the efficiency of the staff. The hotel is located in the heart of the city centre, and is located in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city centre, in the heart of the city Carolles remained a real village without the bathrooms but close to. We will come back.

Chantore was the perfect place to stay when visiting Mont St. Michel - we could even see the Mont out our windows, past the beautifully restored and maintained grounds. (It was about a 30 - 40 minute drive to the Mont from Chantore.) The grounds are well worth visiting, with well-maintained paths leading past a number of massive historic trees dating back to the 1800's and historic restored follies. The house, decorated in 18th-century style throughout, contains a great deal of beautiful antique and restored artwork, and would be worth visiting for that alone. Our suite was extremely comfortable - the bathrooms were fully modern - and our host Bernard was very attentive and made sure that we had everything we needed. The breakfasts were excellent, among the best we have had in France.

Viewed a number of hotels on Le Mont Saint Michel (MSM) and plumped for this one, but the rooms we had, were a little cramped (okay, we are on a small island as such, so didn't expect anything spectacular !) and noted the distances involved getting to the hotel from the car park, but the rooms are further up from the actual La Vielle Auberge itself and a bit of a trek especially for the not-so fit people in life ! The dinner we booked and breakfast were both served in their sister hotel, Auberge Saint Pierre and the dinner was good and the breakfast, self-serve but adequate. Whilst lovely to stay on the isle, I wouldn't necessarily actually stay on the isle but it is worth the visit, as such an imposing and impressive place.

I think it's a room like a Japanese business hotel, so I like it, but it was clean and I was satisfied. The only disappointment was that the reception, breakfast restaurant and rooms were all in separate buildings and had to walk a little. And the building with the room is very hard to understand. I was explained in English but I couldn't understand. At the time of my check-in, another customer (French) was just trying to check in, and he said, `` Because we are checking in now, let's go to the room building '', so we went together Was. I was able to go to the room immediately because they were there, but if I were alone, I might not have been able to get to the room. I had such a serious thought, but the room was beautiful and there was no problem after check-in. Except that the shower water pressure was weak. We stayed at the island of Mont-Saint-Michel cheaply and were quite satisfied. Finally, the location of the reception is just up the stairs in front of the famous omelet store (pictured). And stairs (photo) to go to the room building. The breakfast restaurant faces the street so you can see it right away.

The staff was overworked and so difficult to find when needed. It took 15 minutes to find the actual hotel because they closed its primary entrance and redirected entry through one of its partner hotels. After walking around and around and being ignored by a number of the staff, we then had to wait for over 40 minutes for someone to appear at reception to check in. To be fair, once the staff did show up, there were several nice individuals, but I think they were extremely overworked. Because it was so late we opted to eat in one of their restaurants and had the same issue, waiting almost 40 minutes to order and then even longer for the meal to be served. When finally we checked in, to get to the room, one had take our bags we had just brought up back down the stairs, leave the building, mount a second larger stair, walk around the back of the building, go down two flights of stairs, enter another door and then up two more flights of very narrow, circular stairs with all our bags. We were offered no help from the staff. I'm pretty sturdy but still, this was a lot of work. If you're older, I'd say this is just not possible. When we got to the room, it was very tight. I like small spaces, but this was extreme, especially for the price. For my wife to get to the bathroom at night, it was impossible to do without bumping into me and waking me up. The seagulls roosting on the roof right outside the window were insane and did not stop squalling until 2-3 in the morning, and then up again around 5 in the morning. I could have tolerated some of this, but for the price, it was just too much. St. Michel is a spectacular place but so thick with tourists it becomes almost impossible to appreciate. The food is horrible everywhere and one can tell everyone who works there is just tired of dealing with tourists. I would not recommend staying on the island at all, but for anyone who really wants to give it a go I would say so not even think of staying more than 1 day.

Three hotels were opened on the island. After all, it was an island. It was empty like a ghost castle at night. The hotel service was quite good. It is acceptable to have a slightly higher consumption in the hotel.

La posizione ovviamente è fantastica, abbiamo potuto camminare la sera e passeggiare all'alba in una Mont Saint-Michel praticamente deserta e tutto questo non ha prezzo! L'albergo invece è quasi scandaloso per la cifra richiesta: una camera piccola e spartana, arredi vecchi. Il phon a muro era rotto e quando abbiamo richiesto, con i capelli bagnati, un phon sostitutivo ci è stato risposto che non ne avevano! Inaccettabile per un hotel da € 135 a notte! Colazione inclusa allo storico Mere Poulard lì vicino (con le foto di tutti i più importanti personaggi del Novecento appese alle pareti!); ma anche lì sono glorie passate: sia la colazione che il servizio non sono memorabili.