Bar-le-Duc Hotels

Very traditional, old world French. Staff were friendly and helpful. Not a "plastic Eurohotel" - the very opposite.

Staff extremely friendly food outstanding,a most enjoyable stay Nothing

The rooms were comfortable and and very good value. The breakfast was rather disappointing - perfectly adequate but fresh croissants would have been nice - still overall good value.

Modern bedrooms with good showers. Very reasonable price and good food. The downstairs reception and dining room was rather tatty, but charming in a faded French way !

Clean and everything worked. Secure accomodation for my motorcycle. Nothing

The room was clean and comfortable, of a reasonable size, and the decor good. The beds were comfortable. The hotel was easy to find, and conveniently located, as a base for a short holiday break in that region. Adequate car parking was adjacent to the rooms. Though the female receptionist on duty when we arrived spoke no English, this was not too much of a problem, and the male receptionist on duty the following day spoke good English, and was friendly and helpful. We should be happy to stay there again, if visiting that area. The dinner menu choice was somewhat limited, and overpriced, and compared rather unfavourably with our local restaurants back home in England, in terms of meal quality, and value for money. The continental breakfast, in terms of what was provided was adequate, and in line with expectations, but was rather overpriced. I have to acknowledge that the low value of the British pound against the euro, was also a factor when considering value for money for the meals, and room.

The twin room was very pleasant and the beds were comfortable. The staff were welcoming and very helpful. The food was well prepared. St Dizier is a small provincial town and a ten minute walk from the hotel brings you to its centre. Free parking is available opposite the hotel.

Very good position near town/station/main road. Staff very corteous. Breakfast simple but good. Parking across road. Liked the canal walk nearby. Visited relatives in Vavincourt and saw Lac du Der plus various Abbeys incl.Trois Fontaine. Very small room esp. bathroom but Ok for 2 of us.

A fabulous location. Helpful and meticulous staff who were attentive to my less than adequate French and tried especially hard to accommodate me. The hotel restaurant was better than most of the local eateries too. They have odd hours. The hotel was closed and locked on Friday evening when I returned. If I had better French skills I would have known this. However the staff had left me a note translated into English explaining how to 'get in'. And the manager followed up to make sure all was well. I was quite impressed.