Mont-Saint-Aignan Hotels & Accommodations

During our two days stay here we visited the cliffs of Rouen and Etreta. The hotel is located in a quiet and beautiful town with a hypermarket just around the corner. I would definitely recommend shopping here if you are going back to the UK. The room was small but clean and nice, everything was fine in the room. No problem! No English channel but this can be solved by using iPad. No online network is very useful. Had dinner where we stayed and we really enjoyed our meal and sat outside in the garden having a few very nice drinks. Did not have breakfast here but tasted a croissant and a cup of coffee at the Paul Cake Shop in the hypermarket. (Very nice) Thanks to the staff who made our stay physically and mentally pleasant.

just spent 3 nights here. Super freindly, helpful reception staff - ( specially Soukaina - you star. Sooo helpful and kind !!!) We had an upgrade to a larger room. which was nice. 2 really comfy beds and a large sofa. Tea coffee in the room ( although we had to constantly ask for these to be replenished ). Although opposite the train station we never heard a thing. really effective double glazing. The only downside for us was the hotel facilities . I chose this hotel because it had a restaurant attached and a bar. Sadly our meal at the restaurant was poor so we only ate there once. and we never saw the bar open so couldn't relax of an evening and have a drink there, the seating area was always set up ready for breakfast. But it was still a lovely stay. Its about a 10 - 15 min walk down hill to the town... so remember its uphill at the end of the night !! :).

It is a small hotel, which feels like an old French house. The decor isn’t modern but it has lots of character. The room was spotless, the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and the breakfast was lovely. The only issue for some is that the front of the hotel is opposite a popular bar, so for light sleepers it is noisy. But, they have rooms on the 5th floor (up an extra flight of stairs) which are more peaceful. Mine was a small double but with wooden beams, it was lovely.

The breakfast, it did not miss anything however 20 euros it is very expensive. The spa, however the rest room a little small, only 4 chairs available. The room, perfect, spacious, tasteful, very well equipped, however the mini-bar was empty except for two free 25 ml bottles of water. No coffee machine, only a small electric kettle with a bag of chocolate, three bags of nescafé, two bags of tea, two bags of sugar...... times are hard. The restaurant is very good. Didn't like - On my way out I had the bad luck to run into a lady with glasses who was not very pleasant. After checking the bill, I noticed that the two dishes (of the day) consumed in the restaurant were charged to me at 29 euros a piece, whereas they were displayed on the card at 18 euros and on the poster in the elevator at 18 euros. I remarked to her, her colleague, who had followed the conversation next to her, told her to credit me 22 euros, because the error (if there is one) is attributable to the establishment. In spite of that, this lady is obstinate and categorically refuses to credit me the 22 euros. I go in the elevator and take a picture of the card, show her that my statements were correct, she still refuses to credit me by inventing some lame excuse. So I didn't insist anymore and paid 22 euros more than I really owed. I am very disappointed by the non-commercial attitude of this employee and therefore of the hotel, and I have the photos of my bill and the card available to anyone who wants them to guarantee the veracity of my story. The hotel has a parking lot, but beware, paying 16 euros per day ........... The heating in the room is not adjustable, there is a thermostat, but whether you increase or decrease the temperature, it remains the same, the temperature of the rooms is probably managed by the hotel. The common rooms of the hotel are very little heated, some are freezing, like the reception.....the times are hard....

This hotel is across from the river and not that far from several attractions that are walking distance. This is the second time I've stayed in the hotel for business. The rooms are spacious especially since it's just me in the room. This last time I had a room overlooking a courtyard. The hotel was a bit crowded this time for the summer holidays. They followed covid protocols trying to space people out and using masks/gloves. I still felt things were a little too close together especially for the morning breakfast. Overall the staff was very efficient and helpful.

The hotel was used as part of the Leger trip to Monet’s garden, Versailles, cheese & calvados trip. The area boasts new cycle lanes so the coach cant park outside but stops just over the road, worth taking into consideration as there is no porterage. It was in the middle of renovations when we visited so everywhere was in a bit if disarray but caused us no issues whatsoever. There is a small slow lift so on check in that becomes busy and its tucked in a small corner with little room to stand, so if you can, use the stairs. We had room 306. Rooms, small and basic, bathroom, 2 small towels, thin and not very good quality but adequate and changed every day. No hand towel at all. Hairdryer - ours did not work and I’m not sure if that was just an issue in this particular room but it wasn’t needed so again not an issue. Shower - has a high step up into it and can become quite slippy so care is needed, shower was good and plenty of hot water. Large mirror and small bin Bed was comfortable with extra pillows, good large window which opens fully, good air conditioning which worked really well. Small seat, chair and desk, very small wardrobe with 4 hangers, no drawers, no tea/coffee, no safe or phone. Curtain good quality and blackout. We slept really well No English channel on TV (it said there was a news channel but we couldn’t get it) Breakfast - fresh orange juice, tea, coffee etc Delicious fresh bread to slice yourself, croissants and brioche, selection of jams and yoghurts, fruit and ham. Cheese was a thick wedge and me personally would have preferred slices Bacon, sausage and scrambled egg. Im very choosy about these breakfast staples so did not try these Restaurant/bar. Both excellent. Good choice in the bar and priced averagely. The menu for dinner - opens at 7pm was small but having tried 4 of the dishes i could not fault them, again all under or around €15 Parking plentiful Small outdoor patio area with tables and chairs. Not the prettiest place to sit and could do with some smartening up but to sit, chat and drink it was more than adequate Staff. Super friendly and helpful Really for a small (500ish) room motel it was adequate, quiet and just over the road from the Seine which was a pleasant walk. 15 minute stroll to the cathedral and old town. Excellent bakery around the corner. Carrefour and pizzas I would definitely be happy to stay again

2 Nights in Rouen in this charming hotel in the city centre Our quest : A accommodation near the station and Metro More: Comfortable bedroom Hotel calme Rue calme Full breakfast Very pleasant home Old baptism with a lot of charm The les moins: There must be one, but the contract being completed (a pleasant night and near station and metro) is necessary, And then everyone will make his opinion if necessary, it's a beautiful experience

The hotel is very new, well decorated, simple and generous. The location is very good, turn right when you go out and the square There is a parking garage, but it is too narrow to drive in, and finally parked in a nearby parking lot is not expensive The size of the room is ok, there is space to open the suitcase, and the bathroom is better decorated and updated The front desk service attitude was much better when checking out the next day The disadvantage is that a small piece of blood was found on a pillow, and hygiene needs to be improved. It would be better if there is a conditioner

With a stay at this aparthotel in Rouen (Rouen City Centre), you'll be within a 10-minute walk of Rouen Cathedral and Tour Jeanne d'Arc. This aparthotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Musee Le Secq des Tournelles and 0.2 mi (0.4 km) from Musee de la Ceramique.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including a spa tub and a sauna.Treat yourself to a stay in this individually decorated apartment, which features an indoor private spa tub and a flat-screen TV. The apartment has a memory foam bed. A kitchen is outfitted with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer, an oven, and a stovetop. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. The bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower features a jetted bathtub and a rainfall showerhead.

Positives. Easy to find. In good location, 5-10 minute walk from historic centre. Secure parking available. Relatively cheap. Reception staff were lovely and helpful. Bed Linen seemed clean. From there on its pretty negative. Parking is tight and limited. (i saw two people scrape their cars on walls and ceilings within 15 mins). Inconveniently placed concrete curbs and bollards make it tricky to get in and out with anything larger than a hatchback. Also had to block the entrance for everyone else whilst my wife got the access key from reception as there isn't a waiting bay for new arrivals outside the hotel. Hotel interior was dated and scruffy. Carpets dirty, reception smells of stale cigarettes. Overflowing cigarette ashtrays in the garden/terrace (which is basically the dead space between buildings filled with garden furniture. Room was small, dated decor, and lots of things were broken. Bed had a massive dip in it where springs had broken. Bath had black mould around. Light fixtures and telephone was handing off the wall. Hairdryer in bathroom was broken. Curtain didn’t pull far enough so room was bathed in light from 5:00. Walls paper thin. Unusual layout for hotel room, bathroom next to main bed. Toilet literally 1 metre from your bedside table (not much privacy). Had to sit on toilet at an angle because I could fit my knees in otherwise. Unfortunately there was a lack of care given to cleaning. Dust and hair under beds. We had used tea making kit still in the tray, and the toilet roll (which is housed in a black box rather than being lose) hadn’t been checked meaning we ran out after two sheets. Black mould around the bath. We were only given two towels despite them knowing we were three. Given shower gel to use as hand soap. Only 1 pillow each. Great location if you want to walk into town easily. Only 5 mins from historical centre. Although I would add that its right next to a massive busy road. Our room was at the back of the building on a working night so this didn’t affect us. (back of the room overlooks the smoking garden so it could be noisy if there were people out there). Reception staff really lovely, spoke very good English, and were accommodating of our terrible attempts at French. Breakfast was basic (continental style). Toast, jams, low quality patisseries. Sweaty jambon and fromage in a fridge cabinet, cereal, hot dogs ??? Yogurts and juice. Coffee machine. Tea making facility. Tubs of varying quality fruit salad. Most of the residents on the Wednesday morning that we attended seemed to be preparing for work. I assume that this hotel stays afloat by doing as little as possible but keeping things cheap so that they appeal to businesses trying to minimise cost. All in all it was a convenient place to stay for one night on our way through. But I wouldn’t stay here again even if it was half the price. Plenty of better options unless you are last minute desperate.