"Very good conditions for rest"

"The hotel is very comfortable and it is very good to have a room with a nice room."

"I recommend this hotel to everyone. It met my expectations perfectly."

"Excellent welcome, parking nearby, I recommend this hotel. The breakfast is very generous, a real meal. Bravo for your various apple juices."

"One thing is for sure, the Josephine you are thinking of never stayed in this place. Dating from about 2019, the manor style structure is over two centuries too new. With unweathered brickwork and modern aluminium double glazed windows and doors. It is not unattractive. Just irredeemably faux. Perhaps that is unfair. The grounds of what was an old noble building have been beautifully laid out and are a pleasure to walk around. The entrance, once found, a little map would help as the alley is well disguised, is a grand drive. The beech hedges set off by white gravel are stunning. Less so the two disguised shipping containers with a sign to an office that does not exist. Entrance is self service by codes. Full marks for efficiency, and HR must be pleased. So, having come down in the world since the beginning of the 19th Century, our Josephine gets through the door carrying her hat boxes and bags. She finds that her room is on the second floor. That’s the third if she has emigrated to the US. Where’s the lift? There must be one. This is a new building. Amazingly there is none. Someone has decided to dispense with one and save a few sous by slipping under the size exemptions in the building regulations. Never mind the inconvenience. This is ancien regime economics. The population is ageing, the accessibility requirements tightening, and this reduces the net of customers. The furnishings are attractive in the common parts. There are coffee machines, and if you get your timing right, you can find someone to sell you a reasonably priced bottle of decent wine. The second floor room we were allocated could not be described as spacious but it was well equipped. But so is a Premium Room at a Premier Inn in the UK, and they do not aspire to be boutique. Furthermore, you can plug their machine in without carrying it across the room to find a socket. I really wanted to like the place. To enthuse about it. But I could not put my finger on what the atmosphere reminded me of. Then it came to me. An upmarket Care Home, without any careers being present, and some young people who had also paid to be inmates. Don’t let me put you off. It is an interesting experience, you won’t suffer, and you may conclude that the parking, grounds and quiet are just what you want."

"Super stay to recommend"

"The location is great, near to restaurants and tourist spots. The room is clean and you got free parking here. What else can you expect more?"

"I booked Hôtel de l'Orme in Évreux because the town looked quaint and was a good overnight stop-off en route from the UK to Portugal. The hotel was an easy walk into the centre of the town so the location was perfect. There was a buffet breakfast with a good selection of hams, cheeses, pastries, cereal etc. The staff were friendly and helpful. To be fair to the hotel, it is only 3* and it is probably a case of “you get what you pay for” so the following comments should be seen in that light. I had booked two ordinary double rooms for our family (£48 per room) but when I saw my husband’s facial expression on our arrival, I hurriedly got our room upgraded to a “comfort room” which turned out to be one of the refurbished rooms. Our son’s room had older decor and was not refurbished. The corridors were tatty looking; the bedroom doors were chipped; no air-conditioning but it wasn’t that hot so that wasn’t a problem; no hooks in our newer bathroom with walk-in shower for hanging up towels, although my son’s older bathroom (with shower over bath) did have towel hooks. Carpet in son’s bedroom very old looking with blotches. But rooms were clean. And as per normal in continental hotels, no tea or coffee-making facilities in the room. Parking - there is no hotel parking. We stayed over a weekend when the street parking was free. We were lucky and found a spot right beside the hotel. I’m guessing that it might not be so easy during the working week."

"We reached Erawan pretty late, at dark, in a snow day. Because communication channel with Trip.com did g allow the owner to reach us (phone nor email), we reached an empty, closed venue. Which I have to stay is pretty upsetting when it is -2 outside. However, after few phone calls, and relevant explanations, we got welcomed warmly by the owner and the neighbor business owner and we moved in accordingly. Thank you to the neighbor businessman to help us carry our heavy luggage till the 2nd floor!! Beautiful house and deco; beautiful bedroom BUT, extremely cold toilet and bathroom (supposed to be a hammam??? We never found the way to turn it into a hammam…. It is gorgeous…. But… damn cold!) Again, the house is very beautifully decorated which was so nice to experiment for breakfast. Do try this place which bedrooms names are themed on Thailand! :-)"