Easy check in, clean comfortable room, welcoming for our little dog too, with clean, grassy park opposite. Good food outlets nearby, and a generous breakfast at Le Forum as well. Excellent stay, thank you

As always it was clean and tidy and reception person was very friendly.

Functional and straightforward Beasonable restaurant nearby

Loft beds for kids was nice. Wifi was fast. Bed was comfortable.

Convenient for tunnel. Dinner not good value.No tea making in room. Pleasant staff.

Convenient for tunnel. Dinner not good value. No tea making in room. Pleasant staff.

This chain offers consistently good basics: a comfortable bed and a hot shower. The rooms while compact are always clean and comfortable. The only thing you sacrifice if you are a tourist is they are not found in the tourist parts of town.

We arrived late at night and after some challenges in finding the correct hotel and gaining access, found the room to be adequate. The next morning the attendant at breakfast seemed surprised to find guests wanting to eat and reluctantly allowed me to do so. The actual breakfast was GHASTLY, with the 'All you can eat' breakfast consisting of a very poor offering powdered egg, dry bacon, a few slices of bread, croissants, yoghurt and cereal, coupled with plates the size of saucers! The attendant was surly and watched every bit of food taken with a hawk's eye, more in keeping with rations at a concentration camp than a hotel with all you can eat breakfast. My partner took his own special dietary cereal from the room to the table in and regrettably made the mistake of using 100ml of the hotel's milk. This seemed to trigger the attendant scouring the cctv cameras with little subtlety and proceed to call in the manager (?) who marched in like an army general, surveyed our table without so much as a smile or a greeting and poured over the cctv cameras. When it came time to settle the bill, he insisted on charging the full breakfast price for my partner, despite him not having taken any hotel breakfast, because of the fact that he had used a bit of milk. The staff and their poor attitude ruined what would otherwise have been an acceptable stay and left a very bad taste in the mouth. This has been the worst experience ever and poor hospitality advertisement for France!!

We arrived late at night and after some challenges in finding the correct hotel and gaining access, found the room to be adequate. The next morning the attendant at breakfast seemed surprised to find guests wanting to eat and reluctantly allowed me to do so. The actual breakfast was GHASTLY, with the All you can eat breakfast consisting of a very poor offering powdered egg, dry bacon, a few slices of bread, croissants, yoghurt and cereal, coupled with plates the size of saucers! The attendant was surly and watched every bit of food taken with a hawks eye, more in keeping with rations at a concentration camp than a hotel with all you can eat breakfast. My partner took his own special dietary cereal from the room to the table in and regrettably made the mistake of using 100ml of the hotels milk. This seemed to trigger the attendant scouring the cctv cameras with little subtlety and proceed to call in the manager (?) who marched in like an army general, surveyed our table without so much as a smile or a greeting and poured over the cctv cameras. When it came time to settle the bill, he insisted on charging the full breakfast price for my partner, despite him not having taken any hotel breakfast, because of the fact that he had used a bit of milk. The staff and their poor attitude ruined what would otherwise have been an acceptable stay and left a very bad taste in the mouth. This has been the worst experience ever and poor hospitality advertisement for France!!

I always stay with Hotel B&Bs when I travel through France, I love the 24 hour check in so I can turn up late and still get into the room. I usually stay at Chartres, and prefer the Forum to le Coudray. Its not fancy but clean, quiet and comfortable. I like that I can park right in front of my room if I am on the ground floor. Dog friendly too. Area around the hotel is not fancy, just a retail park, but I am travelling through, not staying, although I do recommend the Cathedral if you are stopping longer. Much more convenient place to stay than in the city centre which is full of one way streets and barriers.

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The room and bath room were so tiny and the two out of four room lights didn't work. There wasn't any bedside table or outlet on my side so I couldn't have my cell phone charged. (My husband used the desk top.) I stayed the same chain hotel in different location, and it was much better than this one.

Great overnight stop. Room clean and comfortable. Arrived late but check in at machine was easy.

Did not know lobby closes at 8pm - check in is thru ATM...new process - slow, inconvenient, must have hotel confirmation number handy [not Expedia Confirmation Number]. Took almost 1 hour to check-in due to room being given away even though we had given our credit card number to hold. Lack of face to face staff a great disadvantage when language is a barrier. Eventually manager showed up [with cigarette in hand], and offered us TWO rooms for 4 persons at extra charge, instead of ONE room for 4 persons. Rooms are basic but clean; small with only enough room to walk single file. Bathroom was small - half a bathtub size which makes turning inside shower or any movement challenging not to mention causing wetness outside shower area. Not for those with claustrophobia/disability issues.

Perfectly functional room, although stairs were a bit steep for our 3 year old! Children lived the mezzanine.

Have used these hotels for nearly 20 years for overnight stays en route through France. They are great value for money, clean, comfortable and with free secure parking which is essential when your car is loaded up.

We have passed by many B&B hotels while travelling through France, but this is the first time we booked through Expedia. When we arrived we found two separate B&B establishments! When going to the first one which had access to the rooms through a single entrance, we were directed to the other one which accepted the Expedia bookings. This one had external access to the rooms direct from the car park. It seemed to be an earlier/older building with fewer facilities. So be aware when booking which type you want. The room was spacious compared with other cheaper motels with better bathroom facilities. However the breakfast was more expensive and the eating area was quite small, so we did not book it. There was an Aldi (and other fast food establishments) directly opposite ! Finding the B&B was relatively easy, but with many such establishments not in the central area of town. It represented reasonable value for money though nothing outstanding, as the whole building had seen better days.

Needed an overnight stop with no frills. The welcome by concierge / receptionist was warm and helpfull. Requested an extra pillow (l'oreiller he told us) which was provided (apparently french like one pillow but brits like two !). Just opposite was a german supermarket and next door there ws a steak house restaurant giving good value. It was cold outside (6C felt like 1C) and the room took some time to warm up. Breakfast of coffee / teas croissants cereal scrambled egg (aneamic looking bacon) toast and selection of jams was great value. Swiss basketball team (including two Americans) provided colour and fun at breakfast.