Best Pas-de-Jeu Hotels

"Ne pas se fier à la devanture de l’établissement, qui paraît être un vieil hôtel des années 50. À l’intérieur, tout est top et moderne, autant les lieux communs que les chambres. Un patio entre les chambres et les communs est bienvenue. Propre, aimable, Commerciale, le petit déjeuner continental simple mais agréable. Ils proposent u galettes et crêpes le soir, Ce qui représente un copieux repas quand même et de bonne qualité."

"In order to live in this hotel, I will not hesitate to change the itinerary. I may expect too much. Actually, I will see more than I imagined, or it may be the reason of winter. The hotel room is the same as the picture, but because it is a real castle, it is rather cold. The three big dogs are very cute. They have been playing with the animal husbandry for a long time. There is a fat dog who can find truffles. After the male host took us to the chapel on the second floor the next morning, they called the dog into the forest to find the truffles. . There are 4 rooms in the castle. I live in the cheapest and the smallest area. On the second floor, there is a twin room next door, slightly larger, with two suites on the first floor. When I checked in, I asked if the hostess could visit everywhere. I didn’t expect to be rejected. I said that I could go shopping outside, but I couldn’t do it indoors. In fact, the salon and the restaurant should be public areas. I don't know why she would say this. Later, I asked Wi-Fi and met the male owner. He took us to the salon. It burned the fire and the music, so we sat here for a while. After all, our room was still cold. By the way, the room does not have Wi-Fi, and the living room is also signaled. The breakfast the next morning was disappointing, only coffee bread. When I left, I paid the money, because I didn’t know if I had to pay the city tax. I took 10 euros more. As a result, the hostess took it away. I didn’t bother to ask... I also donated another money, said to maintain the castle, etc. ...I want to say that I don’t give you 10 Euros at the time, how can I still..."