Find 2 Star Hotels in Seclin from AED 146

"Very good hotel "

"Room was compact but clean. Biggest bug bear was the mattress was very hard and, together with only one unsupportive pillow, did not sleep well. There was also an add lingering smell, like someone who smoked was in the room previously. Shower room was clean but part of the shower pipe cover was missing"

"All good apart from aircon not working and no where to fill up water bottles."

"Excellent value for money . Staff were friendly and super helpful with directions to the Metro so we could get to Lille centre for the big antiques market . We stayed for 4 nights with breakfast which was very nice and good quality food .We would recommend and stay here again . "

"Nice, quiet, calm little hotel with a good northern French breakfast. We like that it does not have ambient road noise. Close enough to larger cities, with the pleasant tranquility of a nice rural area. Good quality-to-price ratio!"

"Pretty comfy and close to all amenities, restaurants, shopping malls, and city centre "

"Felt overpriced for the quality. Location was average, 3rd floor heavily smelled in the hallway."

"The hotel is so high-tech check in was difficult at first but so easy once you get the just of it. would recommend."

"Really great hotel, comfterble andgreat service. Breakfast good and parking is very easy."

"Nice place, very friendly staff .. a supermarket next door, and a consel though which you could order a pizza from a nearby pizzeria. When it arrive, there was no problem in us eating it in the sit down breakfast area"

"The hotel was opposite Lens train station so ideal for the RWC trip we had. The hotel didnt open after lunch until 2pm... on the details it said 1.30pm & on the door of the hotel 1pm. The lady was very welcoming once she arrived though. Very basic room & the bed wasn't very comfortable.... our sons single bed was comfy.p"

"the hotel looks and feels run down and in need of a refurb. the walls being painted nicotine yellow makes the place feel dirty. the corridors were poorly lit. "