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NomadGloriaon 18/10/2015 02:56

Spoke English. Clean room. Older type hotel, (elevator was a give-away) Few vacationers staying. Probably busy during the summer, as it boasts large lawn/gardens in the rear of the hotel, plus tennis courts & swimming pool. Good breakfast in private separate area from lobby, looking over lawn. We did not eat at the restaurant, so unable to comment.

A little dated and dissapointing.

rgwnycon 23/09/2015 18:40

We came out from Paris to stay at this hotel for one night so we could go out to the Chateau de Vaux le Vicomte.
The strangest part about this journey was the lack of taxi cabs in town. We had a very difficult time getting one from the station to the hotel.
The hotel itself is in a lovely setting, however, there was a odd odor in the lobby area when we came in. Our room was fairly spacious - if a little dated and had a nice view of the grounds and the pool (which was already closed for the season when we were there).
The front desk WAS able to call a cab for us to go out to the Chateau and we were able to arrange with that driver to pick us up late that evening.
Breakfast the next morning (12 euros) was very disappointing. And since you are a little ways away from town, there are few options. There are cheeses and meats, cereals, yogurts, breads, coffee and juice. There were also very cold rubbery scrambled eggs and bacon that looked raw.
As we prepared to leave the next morning, we asked the front desk to call a cab for us back to the train station. No cabs were available and, although we had a train to catch in one hour, the front desk offered little help but to suggest we walk. Which we had to do, carrying all of our heavy luggage (no roller bags!). It wasn't a terrible walk, but carrying large bags was not the way we wanted to start our morning.
Although the room was decent, we found the service, public areas and breakfast lacking.

Beautiful old fashioned charm

0804julieon 12/08/2015 06:35

We stayed in this hotel for 1 night. Easy to find with secure private parking. Pull up in front of the hotel and nip in to reception and a valet will take your keys and park your car.
The hotel has a spa and does various treatments but I would book these ahead of your stay as seemed popular. There is a hair salon too. The spa was €15 per person to use.
Our room was comfortable, tea and coffee making facilities, a well stocked mini bar that wasn't exorbitantly priced and free toiletries.. Bed was extremely comfortable.
The bar is quite popular especially on a hot day. We had a few beers served with delicious cheese choice buns that were complimentary whilst listening to a sax player.
At night we are in Geirges restaurant which has 1 Michelin star . There are various set priced options plus a la carte. We chose the €54 option which was a 3 course meal. This in fact turned out to have 8.
To begin there was an Amuse Bouche of several things, I chose pate served on Apricot Toast. We were then served with our main course of Pork steak. This was followed by a refreshing ice cream then my desert of Hot Grand Marnier soufflé served with a shot of liqueur. Next came a selection of small sweets. The wine list is extensive and we took the waiters suggestion of a white wine from the Loire Valley €63.
The breakfast next morning was fab, selection of hot and cold items. Bacon, sausage, srambled egg. Cold meats, cheeses, smoked salmon. Cereals, yogurts croissants and pan au chocolate. Breads, jam and honey. You could even add champagne to your orange juice. Great selection of coffees and tea.
All within 5 mins walk of the cathedral and shops. The light show at the cathedral is something that isn't to be missed - amazing!!
Would I stay here again? Definitely!!

Nice, quiet hotel

WanderingSparrowon 15/07/2015 11:00

We stayed at this hotel for two nights after our Air BnB fell through. The hotel was immaculately clean, and the staff could not have been nicer or more accommodating. Breakfast, as with many European hotels was extra, 12Euros. But it was well catered, and the nicest thing was the fresh squeezed orange juice. The hotel had a lovely setting in the trees at the edge of Melun, with a very clean swimming pool and a tennis court. The rooms were average sized for Europe, but had a full balcony for each room. Strangely, there were very few people staying here, surprising for such a nice hotel.

Disappointing

Hudson2323on 13/03/2015 21:37

I arrived having been told it was superb ....
It is well worn with a stale food aroma ... The restaurant pool bar and sauna were all closed ( pool indefinitely).
I was told to eat at the Buffalo grill opposite.
Security ... Non existent !! The gates are kept open all night, front doors are unlocked and unmanned, no perimeter fence to guard against public entering from all sides ...
Need I go on ??
I had arrived from UK for the weekend to organise a function and rooms ...
I will be spending my time finding an alternative venue and not staying for the two nights booked !!!