We stopped here on our way through France, heading for Spain. It's quite a big rest stop, having a…read morelot of green areas to picknick (and for you pets), a Starbucks and the Autogrill Restaurant. It was a hot summer day, so we took a table outside. It's a self-service restaurant and I chose the Steack haché (Burger Patty) topped with a pepper sauce and with fries on the side. A fruit salad came with the lunch deal. 12 Euros was a fair price. And it was a pretty good meal. The meat tasted fine as did the sauce. Fries were hot and crispy. The real downside here was the fact, that the whole area outside was quite a bit dirty (lots of uncleaned plates on several tables, napkins and other garbage on the floor). The bathrooms also really were in need of a clean-up. So this place has its ups and downs, but all in all still a fine stop, good for a quick bite to fill your stomach.

What an amazing French charm hotel, excellent front desk, bar , breakfast and restaurant. We…read morecelebrated our 35th wedding anniversary and this hotel and the service made it extra special.

Great 4* hotel near the center of town. I had a small suite which was exclusively designed and made…read moreme feel 100% comfortable. It's almost a 5* - I guess it misses a pool or some other amenity I never even missed. Service is great, friendly and on time. Carpets clean and fresh - thank God.

The Coq'In is a rotisserie chicken vendor in the Place St Claire market. He does a selection of…read moredifferent chicken (Per Dodo and Fermier), potatoes, chicken kebabs, and a few other bits and pieces. It's probably not the cheapest, but I reckon the chicken is the best I've found from one of these sort of places in Grenoble. I've not bothered to roast a chicken myself for the last 4 years! I just visit the Coq'In.

Here for 3 days/2 nites with colleagues…read more Upgraded to small suite for meeting area. €20 more per nite. Pluses: * Warm, welcoming staff * Breakfast and Internet included in rate * 5 mins walk from train/bus depot...convenient. While out of way on tiny street, won't have any trouble finding it. * Windows open to quiet dead end street * Unlike many hotels in France, toll free number means toll free telephone here at this hotel: Bravo * Overall good value Gripes: * Limited Breakfast....so you might want to go out instead * Charge you in advance...not upon checkout...like one of those hotels that rents by the hour :) * One soap. Really. * Limited service hotel, so plan to go out for food or drink. Tips: * We used the hotel-recommended car service. Worked well. * 2 1/4 hour bus to Geneva airport...about 4-5 trips per day, so plan carefully. Reliable. Can also take train, but must change trains. You might end up somewhere else Overall: Good value. Clean. Quiet. Recommend.

This is not a 3 star hotel. WiFi does not work with the codes provided, shower drain does not…read moredrain and we were provided ONE small bar of soap for 4 people. When we asked for more we were told that we get one bar per room - although there is a liquid soap dispenser in the shower. When asked for more towels we were told we already had our required number. Also not in the nicest section of town. This is a one or two star hotel at best.

Stay here every year. No Marriott properties in Grenoble for some reason, so this is next best…read morething. Nice hotel. Euro brand All Accor loyalty. About the level of a Marriott Courtyard. Great BF, bar, and that's about it. No pool or sauna but for the price it is ok.

This hotel conveniently located near the train station and the World Trade Centre, is so typical of…read moremany Novotel properties. Stuck in the 90's bland decor and furnishings and rooms smell with cigarette smoke. Yet the restaurant and bar are quite the opposite. Just goes to show where the priorities are. For North Americans reading this review, the quality of the rooms and beds are like a Hampton Inn or Fairfield Inn, but at EUR 170 a night (USD 220)! If you have to attend a conference at the WTC some time between September and March, then the convenience of the hotel beats having to bear the rain and/or cold during that time of year. Otherwise, pass.

Great hotel will definitely use again. Although not on the "main" road and we had to double back to…read morecontinue our journey the next day it was definitely worth a stop for the views alone. Rooms are, as most people have said, a little dated (though could be different in the other part of the hotel?) but it didn't impact the quality of the stay. Food was good, though we arrived late so there wasn't many options left on the menus. Also although states on some of the booking apps room service isn't available all week. Breakfast was the usual small buffet affair though nice quality. Good parking considering we travel a lot so drive a very large truck. Small outside pool (we didn't use it) was clean.

Wonderful, functional three star hotel in Grenoble:…read more - Rooms are clean, with small flat screen TVs, modern bathroom, and importantly, AIR CONDITIONING. Think late '90s. Ask for a room on a top floor overlooking the Place Victor Hugo which is beautiful in the spring / summer. - Location is terrific in the center of town, walking distance from everything including the train station. - Staff is nice and helpful. - Price normally includes a nice buffet breakfast but you'll have to shell out another euro for an espresso. - Free overnight parking with some restrictions. May not ooze charm but remains my favorite place to stay in the city.

This is a hotel my mother stayed at years ago while visiting me, so naturally I sought it out. It's…read morea bonafide 3-star hotel, with some pleasant surprises and some other elements that make you scratch your head. Attribute A is location, and the views of place Victor Hugo really make this hotel worth staying at. The hotel staff speak good English and the wi-fi works well, too. Note that there is no actual parking on site. The hotel will direct you to a city lot a few blocks away with which it has a discount arrangement. However, there are 2 parking spots on the sidewalk out front (yes, you read that correctly) if you need to drop off your luggage or load up your vehicle. We had the buffet breakfast one morning, and it was fine for what it was, though grossly overpriced (as you'd expect).

We went to Lesdiguieres on the recommendation of a friend who had been there back in the 70's and…read moreremembered it fondly. It's a slightly funky place; Old school, a bit... not tatty exactly, but dated at least, in some places. Our room was large and had beautiful French windows opening onto a tiny balconette. The bathroom was very contemporary. It was simply, but nicely done, and immaculate. We changed and went down for our dinner reservation right away since we had arrived late. This is a teaching facility for the hospitality industry, and the staff in all areas of the business are in some stage of their training. There is teaching staff supervising and guiding throughout the meal. We were seated in the front room of the restaurant near the windows facing the grounds. If we had arrived earlier we could have had drinks at the beautifully paneled bar behind the dining room. We opted for the Menu Degustation of seven courses. They figured out that Himself has only limited French; it's been almost 40 years since he lived in France and rusty doesn't even begin to describe it... They made a huge effort to provide English descriptions of the courses, and we could tell there was a fair bit of googling going on behind the scenes. Clearly they are mostly frequented by locals, not tourists. We had a really enjoyable meal, everything was good and some things were elevated in to really delicious. The plating was simple and attractive, typical flourishes and dots of sauce and puree and foam. The service was attentive and, with one exception, pretty polished. One unfortunate young lady was just a bit of a disaster. Her hair was scraggly, her uniform rumpled, her scarf hanging and dragging near plates and looked as if it sometimes had hit. Every time she opened the silverware drawer near us there was a huge clatter and then again when she closed it with an overabundance of enthusiasm. She dropped things and seemed unable to keep her hands away from her face. We guessed she was very new to the program perhaps! The wine list was modest, but sufficient, and the teacher on duty stepped in and assisted with the wine. The young man who was our main server was lacking knowledge of the wines from personal experience. Because this is not, as I had assumed, a college. It is a high school. And these chefs, concierges, and waiters and all were high school students. The level that they perform at is very impressive. In the morning we requested our breakfast in the room. It was a bit peculiar, and not in keeping with the dinner we had the night before. The small boxes of cold cereal, American style (Frosted Flakes and Coco Pebbles maybe?) next to the lovely fresh little baguettes and viennoiserie cracked us up. There were little jam and honey jars, and dried fruit and yoghurt. The coffee and cocoa were excellent and it was very generous tray, if a little strange. We were dubious when it arrived but pretty happy by the time we finished. The rates are so below market rate it seemed to us to be a very nice detour on the way to Lyon. The town was pretty, with an interesting old quarter, and we spent the better part of the next day hiking all over the Bastille, which has one of the most insane looking parkours I have ever seen! Good food well priced and off the beaten track!