This was the nicest of the three Ibis properties I stayed in while leading a study abroad week in…read moreFrance for my university. Maybe it was because it felt like we were at the beach? The property is tucked away and it's not 100% clear where you need to go to check in. It is close to a tram stop, so walking with luggage isn't difficult. Rooms: My students were in doubles and those were tight. The AC was also not turned on yet and it got hot. I was in the 1st floor ADA room which was HUGE. I felt bad since I didn't need the those accommodations. So, it was far more spacious than my other rooms. Again, there needs to be more outlets, especially in the bathroom. The bathroom was fine except there was no curtain or anything to block the view. The toilet faced the window and the shower was in the open. I'm sure it met the needs for ADA but it was weird just looking out of the bathroom like that. Shower pressure was ok but water went everywhere. Plenty of storage in the room. Nice desk area too. The window opens which helps to get circulation. EXCEPT when people smoke right outside or above you and then that's all you smell. Breakfast/Restaurant: The best of the whole week. Lots of variety for breakfast. Prompt service and tasty food for dinner. Very popular. The front desk was kind enough to hold all our bags after checkout since our train didn't leave till late at night.

While this may be the most appealing Courtyard with its beautiful pool and balconies, a lot of…read morelittle things are missing or broken. Just getting to the parking garage requires a walk to the reception desk, which is, of course, is not streetside, then walk back to your car. The room safe wasn't working. Trip to reception. Gentleman couldn't repair, had to make a second trip to replace. He did bring some chocolate cookies as a treat... My profile requires feather free pillows...back to reception to ask. Room has no ice bucket...back to reception again. The "restaurant" or Bistro offers three items. Burger, Salmon or a salad with grilled chicken. It's massive and looks like a real restaurant. Fooled again! Nothing like a USA Courtyard menu. Unlike every stateside Courtyard there is no place to BYO food and wine. No common seating area outside the "restaurant ". You cannot BYO into the restaurant either. The staff was helpful so it gets a third star, but put to shame by the two Best Westerns we enjoyed on our trip along the Mediterranean.

Nice stay at this Courtyard by Marriott and great dinner at the attached restaurant Oléo Pazzo…read more The hotel has the nicest staff. The young man that checked us in was amazing. Treated us like long lost friends!! Our room was gorgeous and upgraded since we are Lifetime Titanium Elite Marriott members. Linens were superb and lovely bathroom stocked with great towels and nice toiletries. Very comfortable. Also we had asked for help with dinner plans. The young man suggested their own restaurant for dinner as weather was horrible outside with a lot of rain. He made reservations for us which was very nice of him. Dinner was at 19:30. We were greeted by a group of nice men. Waited on promptly. We speak no French but the servers all spoke very good English. We both started with a soup, French Onion for my husband and butternut squash for me (9€ each). Both were very tasty and served with organic breads. (Sorry no photos) Our mains was salmon with risotto and mushrooms (23€) for husband and the vegetarian plate (16€) for me. Salmon was moist and a large cut. All cooked to perfection. Timing between soup and mains was very nice. Overall SURPRISINGLY good for a restaurant attached to a hotel!

Very boutique. Our room has 10' ceilings and a private bathroom. Large room with plenty of room,…read morewhich is very rare in European hotels. Hotel is a bit hard to find even with GPS but that is more the city's issue than the hotel. Area around hotel is nice and full of younger people. Not much activity on the streets surrounding the hotel but it is a saturday and almost holiday time in France, late july. Private car park is free and wonderful. Make sure you have a small car to get around the streets

I've given a 2star hotel 4 ! It deserves it…read more Clean, friendly, lovely breakfasts and they let you practise your 30 year old school French on them! It's a short walk to the old town and the helpful and knowledgable staff can tell you where/how/what to go and see. THe town itself is full of hidden alleys and corners, tempting you to diverge off your chosen path and even (it seems) deliberately taking you somewhere else! Fortunately it's a manageable town centre and you always end up somewhere you recognise! A couple of fab markets too which we used for lunch things. Downsides? None for the hotel - it's lovely except it would be nice to have an evening meal there. For the town - its expensive for coffee! And wine!! And don't bother with the walking tour. We had to give up as the guide was horrible and didn't follow the procedure of letting us know where on the map we were. She only had to say numbers in French; I wasn't expecting any special treatment but she made it perfectly clear that she didn't want 'foreigners' there! xx