Hotel murah di Allonne

"It is a good experience."

"This place was disgusting. We weren’t expecting much as it was the only thing available while having a layover in the Beauvas airport. It was a nasty old hostel that still had the hostel look. Old, dirty, disgusting, and smelled terrible. Everything felt dirty and disgusting. Def doesn’t match the photos and it was still called the St. Vincent Hostel. One the door hangers said Elema Hotel."

"Loved this property. Staff were so helpful. Beautiful village."

"Séjour parfait dans un cadre formidable Un grand merci à Lisa pour son accueil et sa gentillesse "

"I had the pleasure of staying at Villa des Iris at the beginning of December. For the first time after several months of traveling, I unfortunately, made a mistake in my dates and arrived unannounced and unexpected. That said, Jack and his wife were so welcoming and kind and accommodated me for 2 (vs the originally booked 1 night). I was the only one staying in the villa, but I had a very cozy and wonderful stay while I visited Bervais and Amiens."

"Ideally located, a 10 Euto taxi ride from the airport. Good sized and very clean room. Nice bar and seating area in the garden. Buffalo Grill directly opposite for good value and enjoyable evening meal. Secure car park on site. Reasonable breakfast choice."

"I don't like writing bad reviews, but in this case I can't keep quiet. This is the most disgusting hotel I've ever been to. The only good thing about it is the walking distance to the airport. I knew it was a budget option, but a hotel that costs $135 shouldn't be so terrible. It's more like a roadside motel from a horror movie. Uncomfortable beds, bad pillows(very bad) - it is impossible to sleep. Poor cleaning, insects in the room, the smell of urine, wet linens or beds. I don't recommend...

"super"

"Chambre propre personnel agréable "

"Friendly helpful staff, excellent dinner, room adequate but bathroom had any infestation."

"Chambre propre"

"Première Classe means “First Class”. I suppose it would truly be first class if you live in Burundi! Thank God for the air conditioning during the recent European heat wave. Running water and electricity are plentiful as well as modern plumbing. Of course, for most of us these would NOT be first class items. No elevator. No fridge. No ice. One very small room. A compact onesie bathroom (shower and toilet and sink in the same small compartment). There is an express shuttle to the airport...