Amazing fine, fabulous food great service and finally got to eat those famous pig feet !read more

The hotel? A little quirky. Cozy, comfortable, and quaint, but of its own vibe…read more The food? Wonderful! Breakfast was more than enough food. My evening meal was divine. The wines were wonderful. The owner? So incredibly nice, so outgoing. Despite the language barrier - I speak no French, he very little English, we were able to connect. The atmosphere is wonderful, and being out away from the city made it so much more relaxing. I would stay again; I would eat there for sure!

Oh my! This is just a wonderful place. The owner an absolute charmer who speaks just enough English…read more(no one else spoke more than a word or two of it) to make being here wonderful. Trying to ask questions about the wine list from our waiter at dinner was, uh, almost impossible. Happily Bordeaux is spelled Bordeaux in French too! Who'da thunk it?!?! There is literally no where else to eat in Marre. 328 people is like that I suppose. No grocery stores either, but the good news is the restaurant at Gaulois serves an excellent supper. The room was quiet and charmingly updated. This IS the French countryside, with everything you can imagine included.

This quiet, clean, well-run boutique hotel (only 10 rooms) in the heart of Verdun is perfect for…read moretravelers visiting the area. Fabrice and Victor, the two owners, are the most pleasant people you'll ever meet and are eager to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. They gave us good recommendations for restaurants, as well as local sites to visit. If it had not been for Fabrice's recommendation, my wife and I would have missed a trip to the Butte of Montsec, a spectacular monument commemorating the Battle of St. Mihiel. Our stay included breakfast with several options. Overall, I can't recommend this hotel too highly. FYI, there is a parking lot close by with free overnight parking.

Good, basic lodgings in the heart of old Verdun. Incredibly inexpensive rooms, housed in the old…read moretown prison. Very friendly greeting from M. Le Proprietaire.

Absolutely beautiful castle near the Verdun historical sites. The rooms are very specious clean and…read morewell equiped. The staffs is very welcoming. We had ate at the restaurant of the hotel in the evening and the food was good. Nothing spectacular but probably one of the best option of the area. A bit more pricy thatn the other option of the area (about 50€ extra) but really worth it.

We already had accommodations out of town in Marre, but trundled up here just to see the place,…read morehave cappuccino and a croissant. Yes, the grounds make Downton Abbey look like the gardener's quarters! Stunningly beautiful with a rich WW 1 history as an emergency field hospital. The place is so big and airy that it's almost overwhelming. Bring a large contingent and stay a week to humanize the place. Is there croquet? After you stay here, write and let me know. The drive here from Verdun is quick and ever so beautiful. There just aren't many places like this. Go!

For out of the way France, and touring battlefields and the area, you cant get better than this…read moreplace. This hotel is wonderful. I was making my way from Belgium through France visiting WW1 American battle sites and cemeteries. This was the fourth hotel I stayed at in as many nights, and was by far the best. As an American, it's a bit difficult to get used to some of the out of the way places and feelings in Europe. This hotel was BEAUTIFUL. The lobby was modern, clean and pretty. The rooms were as well. My favorite part of staying here was the food. Our table of 6 ordered appetizers, entree's, and dessert, and everything was amazing. Every dish was well planned, and executed. If I have one recommendation, it is to stay up after dinner and hope you catch the owner/chef. He is a lovely person, and a joy to speak to. Bone up on your French, and have a wonderful night!