B&B Hôtel Evreux ★★

"In line with expectations"

Best Western Plus Palais des Congres ★★★★

"The hotel is very comfortable and it is very good to have a room with a nice room."

Comfort Hotel Evreux ★★★

"I recommend it. Well located, quiet, and clean."

Greet Hotel Evreux Centre ★★★

"I start by saying that we have a four-year-old girl and it has seen us that she has enjoyed a lot. The hotel is located in the heart of the city centre, and is located in the heart of the city centre. Breakfast is very good. You put your eggs in the rack of boiling them and leave them the time you think; spectacular butter, good insets and varied fruit. Good capuchino. Full breakfast. That's worth it. Hotel 200m from the square with fantastic restaurants and a luxury square and cathedral. The hotel is located in the centre of the city centre and is located in the centre of the city centre. Great day and at a price fully deserved."

hotelF1 Evreux Sud ★

"It's listed as "renovated." Probably... a very long time ago. The room is dilapidated. The blind is held closed with a wire. The shower column wobbly. The shower vent is broken. The door restrictor is held on by loose screws. The TV remote is held closed with tape. There are burn marks on the shelf. No towels... and nothing to hang them on. No cleaning (unemptied bin) during a 2-day stay. Breakfast: 2 slices of sliced ​​bread from the Lidl next door. You have to beg for tea. Ask for a glass... Noisy tenants (permanent?) at night. Avoid this place."

Hotel de Normandie ★★★

"I liked it"

Les Jardins de Joséphine - le Manoir

"One thing is for sure, the Josephine you are thinking of never stayed in this place. Dating from about 2019, the manor style structure is over two centuries too new. With unweathered brickwork and modern aluminium double glazed windows and doors. It is not unattractive. Just irredeemably faux. Perhaps that is unfair. The grounds of what was an old noble building have been beautifully laid out and are a pleasure to walk around. The entrance, once found, a little map would help as the alley is well disguised, is a grand drive. The beech hedges set off by white gravel are stunning. Less so the two disguised shipping containers with a sign to an office that does not exist. Entrance is self service by codes. Full marks for efficiency, and HR must be pleased. So, having come down in the world since the beginning of the 19th Century, our Josephine gets through the door carrying her hat boxes and bags. She finds that her room is on the second floor. That’s the third if she has emigrated to the US. Where’s the lift? There must be one. This is a new building. Amazingly there is none. Someone has decided to dispense with one and save a few sous by slipping under the size exemptions in the building regulations. Never mind the inconvenience. This is ancien regime economics. The population is ageing, the accessibility requirements tightening, and this reduces the net of customers. The furnishings are attractive in the common parts. There are coffee machines, and if you get your timing right, you can find someone to sell you a reasonably priced bottle of decent wine. The second floor room we were allocated could not be described as spacious but it was well equipped. But so is a Premium Room at a Premier Inn in the UK, and they do not aspire to be boutique. Furthermore, you can plug their machine in without carrying it across the room to find a socket. I really wanted to like the place. To enthuse about it. But I could not put my finger on what the atmosphere reminded me of. Then it came to me. An upmarket Care Home, without any careers being present, and some young people who had also paid to be inmates. Don’t let me put you off. It is an interesting experience, you won’t suffer, and you may conclude that the parking, grounds and quiet are just what you want."

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Brit Hotel la Bonne Etape ★★★