"A very old building but modern facilities. There is a coffee machine in the lobby that you can use 24 hrs. Also water dispenser is attached to it. Clean rooms and nice beds."

"Nice hotel, strategically located just outside the old city centre. Service is good. There's an underground garag, that is not very clearly advertised on the hotel website and marked on the road as the Holiday Inn garage. The bar is absolutely wonderful with very nice staff. I enjoyed my stay here and will come again"

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"Location is right by the main square, can get a bit noisy but otherwise pleasant stay."

"Nice hotel, good breakfast. 5 min walk from the main square. Clean and private parking."

"Tasty breakfast, but could have been just a little fresher, like the vegetables. The rooms were spacious and comfortable."

"The hotel is easy to find, it is located right on one of the city's central squares. Two buildings behind each other with a wonderful interior courtyard.. My room was located in the second building, so noise from the square was not heard at all (right on the square was a beer festival). N the room is clean, very good lighting. You can use a good stationary phenomenon and turn on the heater in the bathroom. But as in many old hotels, the trouble with hearing is as if opening your door and the water flows in your bathroom"

"Everything was nice. Would come again"

"I have stayed at the Moderne quite a few times while visiting the WW1 sites and associated towns around Arras or just passing through and was really sad when it had to close for renovation following the fire. Great to see its back up and running again and took the opportunity to have a night there on the way home from a stay south west. Its back to how it should be, rooms and reception nice and clean, reception and staff very friendly and breakfast decent (all hotel breakfasts are a bit pricey now, so this was no different to others) Location is great for visiting Arras, no more than a 5 minute walk to the main squares, churches and belfry and more restaurants and cafes than you would need for a few nights stay. It's also a 25 minute walk to the Carriere Wellington which is well worth a visit. Parking outside the hotel is easy, if on a motorbike like me you can park on the square right outside and chain the bike to the metal posts, there is a "Motos" spot as well, enough for 3 touring bikes to fit in. Overall glad to be back there and not on the ring road hotels and looking forward to a return sooner than later."