Premier Classe Hotels (PCH) Introduction I spent one night in this hotel recently. As it was part of a two-week tour that included three other PCHs as well, I have taken the liberty of providing some general comments about them that I hope will help. Specific comments for this particular hotel appear at the end of the piece. General Comments... More

Three words to describe this "Hotel" Dirty, Dirty, Dirty. The place stunk, the corridors dark, you could not swing a mouse never mind a cat in the room. Had a three bedroom. One double and one bunk. My daughter could not sleep in her bed as the sheets were dirty. Ended up all three of us sleeping on top of... More

Rooms are simple but have all the basics: good sized, comfortable bed, decent bathroom with excellent water pressure and hot water at any time (but no hair dryer). And most importantly, it was very clean throughout. The only thing I missed was a bit more natural light. But interior lighting is good and makes up for it. This is a... More

Okay, it's cheap, very cheap and it has a toilet. That's the positves over. It was a cramped sweat box. Okay we went in August but it was not a warm night, it was lovely and cool outside the room. We had to sleep with the door open despite the obvious risks, but that had little affect. One of our... More

The hotel is located just off the highway, in a newly built neighborhood, next to a Quick Burger and a Decathalon store. The rooms are NOT the newest ones, so there is no air conditioning, but they do have free WLAN in all the rooms. There is an Auchan supermarket nearby, just across the highway. Important: When you're on the... More

This is a great cheap and clean place as all other Premiere Classes. It is extremely spartan but serves very well the purpouse of having a place to sleep (anyway, you are heading for the city centre as soon as daylight breaks, right?). I arrived late and my online reservations had been somehow messed up (had reserved two rooms and... More