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8 years ago
Do not stay here. Not even good location. Room smelled musty. Faucet wobbly in sink.booo
255 Route Nationale 20
45770 Saran
France
02 38 73 89 89
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Little town, full of little people, waking up to say... burgevin! This place is a little hidden…read moregem in this little tiny town. Situated right by a chateau Sully-sur-Loire. There are only 20 rooms or so but they are quaint and clean. There is no elevator so you will be bringing your luggage upstairs. CALL And notify them if you will be arriving past 10pm or you will not be able to get your key! There is no one at reception after then until morning. They have a gate and there is plenty of parking inside the courtyard on gravel. The best part is the breakfast. They have the most amazing croissants and pastries and everything is fresh. They make it a point to ask if you plan to eat so they can make enough food without being wasteful. I will say that this is incredibly refreshing considering most hotels in the states waste so much food on buffet style. I highly recommend this hotel!
While not right in the action, it is a 15-minute walk to the City Center. The best thing about…read morethis hotel is that it has a nice courtyard to enjoy your breakfast or a glass of wine. After walking to the main square for dinner, we hung out in the yard with a bottle of wine. The rooms were clean enough and the bathroom was pretty spacious.
Modern hotel approx 20 kilometers from citycentre orleans…read more What I liked: - Nice, quite surroundings - Friendly staff at the reception - OK for business travel
An absolutely superb hotel…read more I love Novotels but this one is probably the best we have stayed in. We were on our way back from Portugal and stayed here. The food was excellent and well cooked. The wines were exceptional and when we eventually we got to bed it was into a bed of luxury. Beautiful and clean. I had only one complaint: the shower door is of glass and very hard to get round especially if you are older than an agile monkey. Please be careful. I was able to use free Orange WiFi and was able to catch up with my e-mails etc.
Stayed here for three nights in January…read more The rooms are well appointed, clean, and spacious, with a generous bathroom, plenty of closet space, and a decent kitchenette. In the States, we'd refer to this sort of hotel as "extended stay". The cab ride from Gare d'Orleans was about 15 euro. The walk, should you not be overburdened with luggage or beset by poor weather, is only a few kilometers up a gentle uphill along a major route, so it is difficult to get lost. There are also a couple of bus lines which get near the hotel, but which do not service it directly - the nearest bus stop is a few blocks away. You might also have the option to get off the train at Gare de Fleury les Aubrais which cuts the necessary travel significantly. Mind that Orleans is a bit off the beaten track (and Saran doubly so) for most tourists, so I was glad to know some French when I went to check in as the clerk spoke no English. If you are considering this as part of your trip to France, do yourself a favor (and the locals the courtesy) of learning some French. There is not always someone at the desk, so mind the check-in hours and pay attention to the information they will provide about getting into the hotel after hours - access to the parking lot requires a specific key code which is different from the instructions given by the recorded message at the gate. The hotel provides a laundry room, with a single token for each of a washer and dryer coming to about 8 euros total, which from my limited experience doing laundry on this trip is about par. The hotel provides coffee and tea for only the first day. There are plenty of places to eat nearby, including - if you absolutely must - a McDonald's and a KFC. A better choice would be the boulangerie a couple blocks north, which was even open for lunch hours on New Year's Day. As this is outside of the tourist bubble, keep in mind that the shops keep standard French business and holiday hours: don't expect to get much done on a Sunday. There is an Aldi just a block or so away, so I recommend stocking the fridge with something to cook. If you cook, note that the hotel will charge a fee if the kitchen tools are damaged or not properly cleaned. The Chateau de l'Etang is only a few kilometers away, and the walk can take you by the Lac de la Medicinerie. The chateau is now part of a community center and is a nice way to spend a morning or afternoon.
This is an old wine barrel making location turned hotel. The owners purchased the hotel in 2014,…read morethen started discovering the rich history of the buildings. The owners are also the chefs--and are 100% committed to local produce, organic local meats, and delightful regional wines. Love the country home vibe, proximity to Chenonceau and others in the Loire! Can't recommend enough for some quiet country respite!!! J'aime beaucoup!
We stayed here in 2009 and loved every minute of it! Chateau Laloin was our home away from home as…read morewe explored the chateaus in Cheverny, Chenonceau and Chambord. We booked a room for 4 persons for 118€ and a room for 3 persons for 79€. Boy, did we get more than we bargained for! The room for 4 persons was 2 rooms separated by a living room and bathroom. The rooms each had a double bed and views of the front of the chateau. The room for 3 persons could easily have fit 5 people! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/t5XdL8GgnSg7wFi5_5CD5g?select=E1_pmDaIsghxM4mqugv_UQ It had a double bed and living room and then it had another room that had a single bed and double bed. The bathrooms were remodeled and beautiful. We didn't opt for breakfast since we thought there would be bakeries nearby. Nope, we were wrong. To say this place is old would be an understatement. The floors would creak with every step that you took. Gotta love the intimate feel of the hotel and, even though there were a few other people staying at the place, we felt like we owned the place. One night we grabbed food at a nearby supermarket - wine, cheese, meats, etc - and we ate out in front of the chateau. What a beautiful way to end the night! The night was cool but not cold and the moon was almost full with no clouds in sight. Our view was the expansive front drive and we talked late into the night. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/t5XdL8GgnSg7wFi5_5CD5g?select=2_lKli-C8uPQt3rdplszCw The staff spoke limited English. Booking the place was an adventure in linguistics. I used their website to book my rooms, they responded in French, I used Google Translate to know what they were saying, I wrote back in English and they wrote back in French. Gotta love Google Translate! I cant wait to come back! After all, this is the land of the thousand chateaus and we've only explored 4 of them...
This is an amazing hotel!…read more Came here on a family vacation and I could not be happier. My only complaint is that we are only staying one night. The hotel is a converted castle with historical ties to Joan of Arc. The architecture is really cool and truly takes you back in time. It's also located overlooking a rushing river with some mild rapids. We stayed in a room equipped to house 5. It has 2 huge bed rooms (3 beds total) a nice sized bathroom and a flat screen tv. Though idk why you'd watch tv if your stating at this hotel. You'd better get outside and enjoy the area! The room is decorated in a mix of Asian and Mexican furniture. Very eclectic and super cool. It also has an old record player with many different records to choose from. I was really impressed by this. There is also a restaurant attached to the hotel. It's small with only about 6 tables so I'd make a reservation. The food is great and the service is too. I had the veal kidney. An interesting dish that I would recommend. During the meal a large cat that lives on the grounds came into the restaurant. Some may have been put off by this but I found it to be quite charming. The room (which as I said is huge!) came out to 130€ a night which is truly a steal. The dinner was reasonably priced as well. I highly recommend this hotel to any traveler. Now I will attempt to use google translate to translate this into French. Sorry if it didn't work too well... ====================================== Maintenant, je vais tenter d'utiliser Google Translate pour traduire cela en français. Désolé si cela ne fonctionne pas trop bien ... C'est un hôtel incroyable! Je suis venu ici en vacances en famille et je ne pouvais pas être plus heureux. Mon seul reproche est que nous ne faisons que passer une nuit. L'hôtel est un ancien château ayant des liens historiques de Jeanne d'Arc. L'architecture est vraiment cool et prend vraiment vous remonter dans le temps. Il est également situé donnant sur une rivière tumultueuse avec quelques rapides doux. Nous sommes restés dans une salle équipée à la maison 5. Il dispose de 2 chambres à coucher énormes (3 lits au total) une salle de bains de bonne taille et une télé à écran plat. Bien que idk pourquoi vous regarder la télévision si votre indiquant dans cet hôtel. Tu ferais mieux de sortir et de profiter de la région! La chambre est décorée dans un mélange de meubles asiatiques et mexicains. Très éclectique et super cool. Il dispose également d'un vieux tourne-disque avec de nombreux dossiers différents à choisir. J'ai été vraiment impressionné par cela. Il ya aussi un restaurant attenant à l'hôtel. Il est petit, avec seulement 6 tables, donc je faire une réservation. La nourriture est excellente et le service est trop. J'ai eu le rognon de veau. Un plat intéressant que je recommande. Pendant le repas, un gros chat qui vit sur les motifs est venu dans le restaurant. Certains peuvent avoir été rebutés par cela, mais je l'ai trouvé tout à fait charmante. La chambre (qui, comme j'ai dit, c'est énorme!) Est sorti à 130 € la nuit qui est vraiment une bonne affaire. Le dîner a été à un prix raisonnable ainsi. Je recommande vivement cet hôtel à n'importe quel voyageur.
After checking out a couple of hotels with no vacancies heading south from Chartres to Orleans and…read morehitting rush hour traffic, we followed signs to this pleasant oasis. It is spendy but solid, quiet, and the rooms are efficient. Plus, there are outdoor tables, and good local wines. I had one of the best seafood risottos here, and my husband enjoyed his grilled chicken.
Correct hotel, with standard services. The breakfast is overpriced a bit…read more We liked the kindness of the staff and the room facilities. It is quiet and big enough for 3 people. Although, the extra bed at the window side has a strange fence. During the night each time when our child touch it, it was very noisy.