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"We used the hotel as stopover on route to Paris and it was perfect for our needs. Family room was ample in size, clean, bathroom was great and breakfast was plentiful! Parking very easy and location to the main road was great. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend and use again if needed!"

"Ideally situated in the centre of Albert. Excellent restaurant and meals, super friendly staff. Would not hesitate to recommend."

"Nice, clean, comfortable hotel in an excellent central location. Very quiet despite being in the middle of the city and there are a huge range of restaurants within an easy walk. Car parking in the Amiens 2 car park was directly under the hotel and was easy to access and very reasonably priced."

"Really enjoyed our stay"

"Very nice rooms, I lucked out got a 6th floor room with a fantastic view. All amenities were good, across from train which was great. 13€ breakfast I shouldn't have got, only worth if one eats like a hog which I don't but meh. I'd stay there again for sure. Picardie museum was awesome, Amiens is a wonderful city."

"Good location and short walk to town. "

"We were very late getting to the hotel but Coralie was exceptionally helpful in providing us details of the access into the site and how to use the key safe to get our key for the room. The room itself was very clean and tidy and for the 5 hours we were there it met our positive expectations "

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

"Great location by the river, cafes, cathedral and 33km cycle route. The hotel was shabby in the hallway with bags of dirty linen left all day and overnight. The lifts strongly smelt of cheap deodorant. But, once in the room it was like a different hotel. Light, spacious, great view of the cathedral and river. Excellent kitchenette which is a bonus, nice bathroom and lots of little reminders to be eco friendly. We'd highly recommend if you're happy to walk through the neglected entrance and hallways."