Hotels Near Stade du Lac de Maine Roger et Josette Mikulak in Angers

This IBIS has a good location, close to the cathedral and centre, near the river. Parking is available at private multi-storey carpark nearby and other carparks. The downstairs of the hotel is modern with good decoration. The hotel corridors are dated. The room is basic, painted anaglypta wallpaper, and the tan paint is a poor choice of colour. Only an overnight stop but would not return.

We stayed in the apartment at Foch 21 to attend a nearby wedding & from first booking to departure it was a perfect experience. Easy to book, easy arrangements with Thomas the hotel owner and a perfectly appointed, stylish appointment to use. Ideally located in the centre of Angers, we walked to and from the station (following an easy TGV ride from Paris). Angers itself is a really super town with history, culture & shopping to suit. Easy transport round town with a tram system but easy walking too. Would highly recommend the apartment for a couple or family - would work for two couples who know each other well, but more a family apartment than a two bed to share. Great value as it also allows you to self cater or eat in the hotel or out in the town.

What a lovely hotel in a lovely city. Although it has Centre Gare in its name the hotel is some way from the station, about a 10-15 minute walk. It is on the Tramway which stops right outside the hotel. What makes this hotel special is the young staff, they work as team from reception to the housekeepers nothing is too much trouble. Loredana on reception epitomised all that is good about the hotel. Helpful, efficient with much bonhomie. The breakfast room was kept up-to-date and there was a wide range of choice to suit all needs. The room was modest but kept impeccably clean by friendly housekeepers. The very minor negative was the toilet tissue and not toilet roll, as all travellers know this can be an issue. The Manager of this hotel should take great credit and pride in the team he/she has built. It was the the polar opposite of the Nantes hotel reviewed later.

The hotel seems to have been refurbished recently. The rooms are contemporary and the hotel itself retains old features. The breakfast room and bar area is stunning in what used to be a cinema. The old features, mosaics etc have been well kept. Didn’t use the spa facility so can’t comment on it although I believe there’s a cost. There are loads of stairs and the old lift is tiny so not suitable for anyone with mobility issues. The staff are helpful and friendly (a nice touch that they took our luggage to our room while we parked) but I can’t recommend this hotel to anyone who suffers in heat as the aircon is simply not adequate. Essentially, it’s a fan that blows the hot air around the room. We reported it and the team helpfully offered us another room however, the situation there was the same. Lucky for us the weather cooled down after our first night. The first night I actually had to sleep on the floor as it was so hot. There was no offer of compensation from the hotel. The location is excellent and parking is available at a cost. We were charged a nightly rate for our pet - this was the only hotel during our trip that added this extra cost. Disappointed with that too. The breakfast is decent. Great choice but get down early as items that are popular aren’t always replenished. Could be a great hotel with attention to the air conditioning situation and the hidden extras.

The staff were great, every time I needed, they were there with help and the answers. The choice at breakfast was very limited on some days, and limited on other days. I was very disappointed at the appearance of cleanliness, especially with the carpeting throughout the hotel and even more especially in my room. Also the red throw over my bed was extremely worrying. There were dried stains all over the throw from what appeared to be some form of cream or something. A little disappointed that the internet kept disconnecting at unexpected times. My first time in a Kyriad and most likely my last time in a Kyriad.

Second stay, very nice The hotel on the ground floor is a supermarket where you can buy something and take it back to your room for processing. The rooms include induction cookers, filter coffee pots, pots, frying pans, pots, wipes, rags, extraction hoods, knives, forks and cups. Please bring in addition to towels, bath towels and bath fluids. You don't need someone to actively clean it. There are two huge sorting bins. The bathroom is wet and dry. The hot water is very good.

This hotel deserves better reviews. The room was huge and very thoughtfully designed. Very clean too. Also appreciated the parking which was private and secure - connected to the main building.

Due to our motorhome breaking down, this was the hotel our insurance company put us in. Stayed 3 nights. Room was small but comfortable. Good pillows and bed was comfy. The staff were so lovely, a couple spoken a bit of English. Breakfast was continental and 9€ each. Great coffee and love fresh breads. The orange juice machine great. Weather was lovely so had breakfast on the terrace. This hotel is in a trading estate. We had no transport so we're only able to walk. There is a Decathlon in about half a mile. Also in other direction there is a U-Save store, also about half a mile away. So spent a lot of time in room watching Bastille day celebrations. A nice hotel with great staff, who went over an above to make our enforced stay pleasant.