Breel Hotel Guide - 3 Stars Hotels in Breel, Athis-Val de Rouvre

"Very nice older hotel. Phenomenal staff, many dining options nearby. "

"This is a very nice, well-kept property. The room was very nice, and the staff were very accommodating to our needs. There are potentially a lot of steps up and down on the property to get to one's room, so handicapped persons might experience some difficulty. The immediate area around the hotel is quiet, so moving one's car to load and unload luggage wasn't a problem, but the parking lot is small and down the hill from the hotel. The restaurant on site was very nice and the food was good."

"A stale kitchen smell hung around the reception and permeated the building. No lights were on and it was like entering a dark cave. I normally like quaint old hotels but this was just down at heel and dispiriting. The photographer must be very clever as the reality was dismal. The sauna was an extra 55 Euros so we didnt use it and didn't eat there as the stale smell was so unappetising. We would not have stayed except that we had booked and paid in advance."

"The room was clean with tea/coffee making facilities. A good view of the town. The attached restaurant was very nice, as was the food. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was fresh with fresh bread, cheeses, coffee, juices, cold meat selection, jams, yoghurt. Very nice. Bathroom very clean and heating was very welcome on a very cold day."

"Quiet, comfortable, helpful and friendly staff and excellent traditional breakfast. Dinner in restaurant excellent. "

"Le Faison Dore is a lovely Hotel owned by Phillipe & Catherine, who have updated and improved the hotel's facilities, bedrooms and restaurant. \the food is excellent so is the staff. We love going back time after time, and never disappointed"

"Hôtel en pleine campagne. Superbe site. Chambre propre Dîner parfait avec une cuisine faite maison."

"Staff helpful and friendly, a traditional country hotel with lovely original decor. Warm and welcoming "

"Puisqu’il n’y a pas d’ascenseur pour monter vos bagages, vous empruntez l’escalier lourdement chargé d’odeurs de cuisine, puis vient la chambre où cette fois vous êtes accueillis par une odeur d’égout. Si vous aimez les séjours olfactifs vous serez gâtés. Enfin, la douche vous assure un passage sans transition du chaud au froid, et n’implorez pas le ciel en espérant de l’eau tiède car en levant les yeux vous découvririez un plafond moisi! Dommage, car le personnel est agréable et l’effort...

"Nous attendions mieux pour une chambre confort très propre mais petite sans vue aucune"