Find 1 Star Hotels in Blangy-Tronville from AED 143

"Comfortable, spacious, and welcoming. Close to the cathedral and walkable from both the train station and to the centre of town. Of note, the service at the front desk was exceptional. Friendly and helpful (even with the odd request of helping fix a gift bag that had come unstuck, helping with access to the room slightly early, and in knowledgeable advice and recommendations for the area. The cafe opposite is also recommended by a friend who lives near Amiens, and the florist along the road...

"Very welcoming staff. Food in the restaurant was simple and tasty. Very good traveler stay"

"Convenient, clean, comfortable and welcoming, good value for money. Ideal stopover on a long journey. "

"Simple but very effective well laid out hotel. Small rooms but no problems with comfort. Good breakfast and friendly service."

"Very nice Ibis much better than most. Excellent common area very cool vide. Only issue is the parking but there are plenty of public parkings arround"

"Out of town and a bit dated on the outside, modern and full of features on the inside. We had the pool to ourselves. A short drive to Amiens and large shops."

"We used the ACE Arras for a visit to Vimy. It was within 20 min. Accomodation was comfortable, easy to find and the staff pleasant and helpful. Had supper at the Au feu du bois next door, enjoyable and a good meal."

"It was really quiet, convenient and friendly. Gave good access to the centre of the city. We were only passing through for a night but really enjoyed us stay."

"Property as expected for price range, clean, but hard beds. Very limited breakfast. Biggest (only) complaint would be the difficulty leaving as balcony was cluttered with cleaning carts making it hard to exit and cleaners all smoking outside my door!! Off putting as a non smoker"

"Personnel agréable, parking sécirisé "

"Free parking"

"A good quality hotel with comfortable rooms in the centre of town. ♿ Good parking and access to the building for mobility restricted visitors but the lift was a bit too small for the wheelchair."