Poitou-Charentes Hotels with Gym

We stopped off for a night en route South. The hotel is right in the centre of the upper town. A handsome building, its public areas on the ground floor are certainly 4 star quality, whilst its large adjoining garage is excellent and essential. The rooms are slightly tired and more three star quality, but overall the value proposition is very good. Slightly underwhelming reception when we landed and service generally, not least when our reserved parking seemed to have been given away by a receptionist who seemed relaxed by it all. Don’t let this put you off - the hotel and town can certainly entertain you for a very good 24 hours.

At the gateway to La Rochelle, poised on a natural terrace overlooking the islands of Re, Aix and Oleron, La Grande Terrasse allows guests to become one with the ocean. The rooms and suites reflect its unique environment. The exceptional restaurant invite s guests to enjoy a precious moment with carefully conceived gourmet cuisine that is bursting with flavor. At the heart of the hotel, prioritize your wellbeing at the Nuxe Spa. We are here to help with everything you need as you discover the ocean.

Stayed two nights here and I am sorry it wasn’t longer. This hotel is very well run and all the staff are extremely helpful and friendly. To start with the room was excellent. It was fresh and new with a decent size bathroom. Very comfortable indeed. Breakfast is well organised and there is a large choice of bread and cereal. Thank you for having filter coffee! We enjoyed the restaurant so much we had dinner there both nights too. The pool is a good size - you can actually swim and do lengths - and there are plenty of loungers. Can’t praise this place enough. Check in and check out efficient and friendly as well.

Located in La Roche-Posay, Clos Paillé Charme & Caractère is in a rural location, within a 15-minute walk of Spa Source La Roche Posay and La Roche-Posay Thermal Center. This casino resort is 31.3 mi (50.4 km) from Futuroscope.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. Gambling sorts can try their luck at the casino, while others may prefer a fitness center or a seasonal outdoor pool. This resort also features complimentary wireless internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a picnic area.Enjoy French cuisine at La Table du Clos Paillé, a fine-dining restaurant which features a bar/lounge, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM and on weekends from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 27 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring private pools and flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Rooms have private balconies. Digital programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected.

The hotel is in service, health, breakfast, etc. everything is fine.

Located on the banks of the Charente River, close to Angouleme train station, and a 10-minute walk from the heart of the city. Sure Hotel by Best Western Angouleme is a three-star establishment of choice for business or leisure stays. With its classic yet elegant decor, the hotel features a gym, seminar room, parking lot, and leafy patio. The hotel offers a range of spacious rooms, accommodating one to three people, all with en suite bathrooms, hairdryers, and wireless internet access.

Never heard before of Niort, I’d looked for a hotel that would be a base for a week while participating in a music festival in Thiré. As a veteran guest of Accor hotels, I decided to trust the good reviews and to make a reservation. What to say… at last a hotel that approaches all one’s anticipation. Large rooms (at least mine), sealed from noises, and very clean. But the brilliant side is the stuff. The Chef of the front desk, Christophe and his team are so welcoming and heartily helping with every wish. Special kudos to the housekeeping staff! No faults. The hotel area is vast and cosy. Many sitting areas inside and outside doors, and nice pool. Sometimes you feel at a spa and not in an urban hotel. The hotel operates a restaurant, BoiZé. Excellent chef, tasty food that being served very esthetically in very reasonable prices. So guys, I’ve enjoyed the wonderful Les Arts Florissants, and a very good experience with the hotel. If you’re in the area, this is the place to stay.

It os supposed to be a 4 star hotel, but it feels like a 2-3… The breakfast is nothing special, borderline disgusting, in fact it made 3 out of 5 of us vomit. Unrelated to the park because it happened before we went to futuroscope. The room, was super hot, you can not control the Air Conditioner, they do… all you change is the fan speed. The window was so stuck we couldn’t open it the first day, so we slept hot… The second day we were determined to open the window so we finally got it budged open by a bit of force. It says online that pets allowed, yet you pay extra for nothing that includes pets, nothing for the pet itself to me thats pointless and just extra money for nothing. There should be atleast a pet bed or some area to accommodate them or even dog sit them while we were at the park. There is not, or if they have they did not inform. Is it convenient location? Yes, it is pretty close to the park, less than 10 minutes to it and there is a more direct entrance that leads you basically towards the middle of the park. Overall, we were not satisfied with our stay there, definitely not worth the price. And Id label this a 3 star hotel. Beautiful outside on its structure, convenient location, but inside its average, specially the floors/halls have this weird hospital smell.

We have stayed at Le Masq since pretty much the day it opened . Its as good now as the very first time we arrived . Attentive staff , clean crisp rooms and smiles all round . Pretty sure it did meals other than breakfast when we first visited and over time but maybe wrong . The hotel is a credit to all those involved . Wouldn't and haven't stayed anywhere else in LR why would I ! Here's to our next visit which would be No 9 or 10 or maybe more Well done everyone

We stayed here for a short Anniversary trip to La Rochelle, and the hotel itself has a great location situated close to the Old Port and a stone’s throw from the Lantern Tower, large west car park, the beach and nearby animal parc. Furthermore it is on the doorstep of the semi-pedestrianised Rue St Jean du Perot and its multitude of restaurants that lead down to the harbourside. Although we stayed over during a bank holiday the Hotel was seemingly very quiet, a tribute to the soundproofing perhaps? Indeed we only realised that there were a lot of other guests when we saw them at Breakfast, which was buffet style and reasonably substantial. Our Exclusive room on the second floor was a bit too minimalist for my taste. There were no drawers for clothes, just a couple of open shelves next to a hanging space and there was not too much art in evidence although there was a large picture by the ground-floor entrance to the lift. On the negative side if you stop outside the main entrance to offload cases etc it is quite a circuitous route to get back behind the hotel to its own car park, which you have to pre-book (at a charge). We parked at ground level which is quite tight to get into. I never ventured down to the underground part of the Car park to see how accessible that was so can’t comment. On leaving the lift to walk to our room there was a damp/musty smell in the corridor and although it wasn’t too evident in our room we found that all our clothes smelt of it when we came home which wasn’t a pleasant reminder of one’s stay! Strangely for a city centre hotel in the room itself there was absolutely no hotel/town information booklet, or the usual tourist brochures one would associate with a location nor even a list of the TV Channels available on the flat screen in-room TV. Our trip did not afford us time to take in the ‘Spa’ part of the hotel. All I can say is that if there is such a facility it was not very well signposted. The bar did have a sign on it about the sauna but it implied that you had to give advance notice if you wanted to use it so that it could be switched on! I assume there was more to it than that but our short stay didn’t afford us the time to try it outif it was there.