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Our 3rd stay at the hotel, and the standard is consistently good. The hotel is quirky, with many of the original features from the hey days when so many of the stars of the Le Mans 24 hr race stayed here. The stairs may be rickety, but the rooms are spacious and comfortable. The restaurant is excellent with professional but friendly service. We stop here for a couple of days on the way south. Will be back!

A beautiful well run hotel with private parking. Lovely rooms, with nice bathroom and decor. Friendly helpful staff. The evening meal was excellent with a very good menu and plenty of choice. Excellent breakfast with lots of choice. Lovely outside seating area for pre dinner drinks.

The main attraction of this Hotel is its historic links to motorsport, in particular the Le Mans 24 Hour. If that's your thing, it's a great place to stay and within easy reach of Le Mans. As for the Hotel itself, its styled very traditionally which is in keeping with the history it has. The staff is a bit of a mixed bag, some staff were very helpful, whereas others didn't seem to be very interested and quite miserable. The food in the restaurant is reasonable, if a little expensive. The restaurant across the road has a similar menu, but we found the food to be better there, at less cost and with better service. The breakfast, however, is poor. Some mornings, we were given half a cup of coffee and some of the food ran out. Not worth the €15.50 charged for it. Overall its a nice place, but some things could be improved.

What a wonderful home from home, great location, wonderful staff and outstanding food. Don’t hesitate, there is so much to see and do and the history of the hotel is fascinating. Regardless of whether you are interested in motor racing it is a must! Thank you so much for a wonderful stay, we will be back!

We have been to this hotel 4 times in total, as we find it is a great location to stop when travelling further south in France. The rooms are clean and well appointed, the rooms at the top of the building do get warm in the summer. The bar is great, although they do set breakfast up rather early so if it’s cooler on the terrace outside you end up a bit stuck. The fixed price menu is great, food is well cooked and if high quality. Service is also professional. The only downside is they could offer a slightly more reasonably priced breakfast, if you are maxing out on the food on offer it is not too bad, but a buffet at €15 a head when the bakery over the road will sell you croissants and pain au chocolat at €1.20 a go is pushing it a bit.