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"Nice hotel, great value"

"Amazing location in a quiet neighbourhood right on the lake. "

"This hotel is a few minute walk to the train & bus station. A 5 minute walk gets you to the edge of the old town. In between you can find a cinema on the other side of the park and lots of shops and bistrots to choose from. The staff is professional and will help guide you to usual tourist destinations or assist you to get a drink in the evening in their small bar area. The lobby, breakfast room and rooms are modernized. The rooms seem ample for EU standards. I didn’t have breakfast there but it’s 12 euros as of March 2025. I’d definitely return if I’m in town again. Many thanks to Marie for her help at the front desk during our visit. Do visit the lake if you have time. We walked along the lake to the edge of the town of Sevrier and enjoyed the change in mountain vistas as we got further from Annecy. "

"Super great location in Olde Town! Rooms are small, but come on....are you really there to stay hang out in a hotel room? Nope. The room had all that you would need (except no washclothes...we brought our own because of past experience in France). The bed, pillow, and comforter (no top sheet as in most hotels in this region of Europe) were very comfortable! We are each meal at a different cafe in Olde Town...a must! The morning market came alive our first morning transforming the streets completely. Very cool! If we return to Annecy, we will definitely be staying here again! "

"Wonderful stay at The Splendid Hotel. Fantastic location next to Lake Annecy. Lovely staff. Fabulous breakfast and decent sauna and gym. Would highly recommend. Super close to the Old Town too."

"Tout etait parfait "

"Great hotel in the heart of annecy. Always really clean with great underground parking. "

"Le cadre est magnifique, le personnel est très serviable, rien à redire sur les chambres non plus, tout était parfait ! "

"Comfortable beds and big family room. Very clean and great location for walking into Annecy. "