Carladez Cambronne

The hotel is poorly renovated, and quiet duty. Towels were old, stained and we even had one towel ripped. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Plenty of dinning options nearby.

Expensive for what it is. We stayed in this hotel for two nights in October. Rooms 204 and 403. Out of the two rooms, 403 was the larger, and in better repair than 203. The people working here are helpful and friendly, the receptionists speak good English. Close to lots of bistros, restaurants and shops. Pros About a 5 min walk to the nearest metro, and bus stop, quite easy to navigate into the tourist areas. Lots of places to eat and drink on the doorstep. Comfortable beds. Tv, safe, hairdryer, soap, shampoo and a small fridge in the room. Air conditioning. Friendly and helpful staff. Hot drinks station available in reception(but no milk) Decent Wi-Fi. Cons A bit shabby and grubby for the price, £700 for two rooms for two nights. No tea/coffee facilities in the rooms. Very small bathroom, legs hit the door when sitting on the toilet. The shower was tiny! I had to turn sideways and squeeze in! I had to get out of the shower to wash my legs and feet! Loose taps/door handles, few bulbs out here and there, dirty suspicious mark’s visible on walls and doors, broken ceiling tiles, shower door didn’t completely close, so wet bathroom floor. Average/ basic continental breakfast, in the basement room, no lift to the breakfast room, it’s down a spiral staircase with low headroom. Not a bad stay, but I wouldn’t stay here again. Not even on par with a travelodge.