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The hotel is located in the main train station square of Tours, but the car can not be opened to the hotel entrance, because the area is forbidden to travel, so it is necessary to stop at the nearby street to charge the location, to stop the underground garage opposite the hotel, but how to find this The garage is sure to take some time. The room is small but comfortable, the breakfast variety is quite good and the quality is good.

Chose this hotel because we wanted to spend the evening in Tours city centre. This was an Ibis Styles and proved far better than the standard Ibis we had stayed at the night before. The room was spacious and pleasant (without the very budget feel of the standard Ibis). The breakfast was fine once you tracked down all the things you needed! Ibis have egg-boiling machines, which are fine provided that some slots in the machine are free and not being used by other guests. Otherwise you have to wait for them to claim their eggs and then wait for yours to boil. Can take some time! I'm guessing this system reduces the number of eggs that get used. Personally, I'd be happy with some ready to go, hard-boiled eggs as an additional option. Another reason we chose this hotel was for the secure, private parking (extra charge payable). Was surprised that it wasn't possible to reserve this in advance. Had we arrived to find the car park full, it could have been a problem as this is a busy part of the city. One thing to note is that the surface-level car park is entered through a narrow arch and you need a wide turn to get the right angle. This can be problematic in heavy traffic. It's probably best to approach on the other side of the road and to turn across the traffic. The staff were helpful and friendly. They advised us how to take the tram into the tourist area in the city centre. In fact, you can walk there in about 30 minutes if you prefer. Would happily stay here again, although it took quite some time to drive through the heavy traffic to get there.

It is very close to the Tour Railway Station. It is convenient to go anywhere. It is necessary to note that they are not open 24 hours a day. It is best to go early if you are staying. Everything else is ok, living is still comfortable.

The rooms are pretty good, average, but the rich breakfast is well worth it overall, and the front desk is friendly, not far from the train station, just a few minutes walk away.

Pros: location is close to the train station. Beds are comfortable. We didn’t eat here but there is a restaurant on site. Nice pool and steam room, but the jacuzzi is a cold bath. Cons: The concierge lost my spa reservation 2 hours after I made it and was unapologetic. Overall, they were brief and non-hospitable, which was quite a negative difference from the other places we have stayed in France. The facilities are very old. The hair dryer was poor and the coffee maker did not work well. There was no air conditioning in the fitness center and it was uncomfortably hot.

This is a lovely hotel, with a very personal and tasteful decoration, situated in an old building in the city centre of Tours - so no elevators and loads of historical character. Beds and linen are very clean and crisp. Water cooker and tea in the room. Breakfast is very good as well, served in vintage china. The owners are sweethearts.

There is much to like about this lovely relaxing hotel. The pity was we had only one night here on our route from Marbella to Calais and it was much to our regret that we could not stay here longer. It's right in the centre of Tours, but down a quiet residential street. We hit town right at evening rush hour and traffic was tricky, but Tours is manageable size-wise. it has off-street parking for maybe eight cars, we found a spot, luckily. I'm not sure how they manage other guests. The welcome was friendly and efficient and we loved our room. it was big, spacious, comfortable and spotless. Everything you want to see in Tours is within walking distance too, or most at least and this neighbourhood is residential with lots of small businesses including restaurants. The Loire is 5 minutes away and a strret awash with restaurants is the same diatance. the Cathedral is maybe ten minutes or even less and the main thoroughfare is very near. Tours was bombed badly in the war so many of the streets and buildings in the centre were rebuilt post-war. I like Best Western-branded hotels. You know what you're going to get and they live up to their promise and exceed it on many visits I make. And that's more than fair. This hotel, an old Abbey - you wouldn't know apart from the odd hint - exceeded it.