Saint-Vincent Hotels

New - built hotel. Absence of staff of the hotel from 22 all night long and careless about the room (absence of pillow case).

Reasonable situation on the outskirts of Le Luy. Fairly quiet hotel and good value for money Our room was spoiled by dirty marks on the carpet which could probably have been removed and would have made the room look better. Lower marks for housekeeping.

Simple and basic but lovely big rooms, nice design, spacious bathroom and nice and quiet. Friendly and helpful. Good for a basic few days. bare floors a bit cold. Lighting in bathroom and room not in the right place.

The location is close to the city centre, the staff were friendly and helpful and the hotel prices are reasonable value for money The relentlessly modern styling leads to some absurd design results, such as a fully glazed south-facing wall - with no view, but a boiling hot room as a consequence. The walk-in shower wets everything but the person in it, and the absence of ventilation on the upper level meant it remained over 30C all night.

Basic hotel with few facilities but offering good value for money. Easy walking distance from city centre. On arrival, my reservation was not known to the hotel. I was very lucky that there was still one unoccupied room in the hotel that they could give to me.

Close to all amenities Lack of air conditioning

Location close to town.Good food. difficult access to car park

Initially the woman who ran the hotel was quite accommodating, but that soon ended. We were told we could get WIFI in the bar, so we came down at night to log on. The code did not work so we told the staff (who were running the very under-manned restaurant) who told us they were "too busy" to help us. We all waited an hour until they finally came out to answer our questions and I was told "the code is correct, it is not my fault it won't work" without them even checking the piece of paper we were given to see if it was correct. The people above our room had children who screamed and jumped up and down until midnight. In the morning, after we had told them we needed to leave by 5.45am and have breakfast at 5.30am (which was agreed) We awoke to find no one around and finally a man arrived and told us he was told 6.30am.