Best Hotels near La Fine épicerie, Rennes

Situé très proche de la gare et donc du métro, l'hôtel est idéalement situé. Pour avoir dormit dans certains campaniles ont est plus sur le standing d'un Ibis style que d'un campanile ”classique” donc une bonne surprise. Rien à dire sur la chambre et la literie qui était très bien. Aucun bruit ou nuisance à signaler. C'est donc un sans fautes pour un prix raisonnable.

I don't look for luxury when I go to this kind of hotel where prices are very affordable but to have made some of these first class Rennes chantage is a disaster That's a gentle but just person who welcomes us the strict minimum the guy who makes his job smile would be too demanding ... But well let's go we're here to sleep finally to try to sleep .... Because night a night night noise night people stayed in common places and the telephones that sound and we talk as if we are not alone the true bordel ... The room, good bed in itself it has been, but very small even not a table and chairs nothing the bathroom then between the toilet paper distributor that is shot the ground must be peetered back to take pq and ba shower not great I saw a answer earlier or Mr said the shower pipe linked to the lavabo was common in ba hotell may be but it remains very cons because we don't You can't necessarily close the shower garden and so we put water everywhere and to run the whole after my husband and well I had the right to 2 min of hot water ! The next morning breakfast openly buffet at 5.50 e Yes ba to review things to eat bread with milk, bread and bricks there is nothing more no cookies no pasta to bake no honey shortly all for not too much to take the head in this hotel I really don't recommend it

The hotel has two buildings that are about one block away from each other. The satellite (maybe newer?) building has no front desk staff. So when you need anything, including check in/out and store luggage, you'd have to walk (i.e. dragging your bags) for a block. While both buildings are about a block from the train station, you do need to walk more than two blocks if you are in the other building. Still, not too bad. The staff is professional and nice. The rooms are small but typical by European standards. Doesn't bother me much a a solo traveler without too much luggage. But the bathroom is so small that I can't sit straight on the toilet because it's too close to the wall. The buildings are old, but the interior seems to just gone through a complete renovation. Very modern and new, which is nice. Someone mentioned curtains. It actually has motorized shutters that completely shut off light. So dark that I almost overslept through my appointment. The trick is that it's controlled by a switch not very obvious. I needed a cleaning staff's help to find it. Breakfast costs 11 euros. Don't know what's like. Probably better off just go with the bakery next to the main building. The deal breaker is its terrible WiFi service. They use a browser log in service that can't seems to maintain connection. At times, I had to log back on every other minute! To be honest, I would consider they don't have a working WiFi service in that condition. I saw someone complained about it before. If they don't bother fix it, I will not stay there, period.

We had an awful experience staying here during the holidays. First off they have NO services - they do not help with bags (my husband was very sick and they did not care). They have no room service even though they have 2 restaurants in the hotel (how hard can that be), they give you one small bottle of water in the room and would NOT bring up any additional and told us to come get it from lobby. There is no mini bar - basically zero amenities. How this is supposed to be a 4 star hotel?? This needs to change as they are charging premium prices for ZERO service. They also have no shampoo, conditioner, shower gel in the bathrooms and don’t even have it for sale, claiming the one bar of soap “does all”. Even the likes of Holiday Inn, Motel 6 etc have basic toiletries and more amenties at less than half the price of what they charge. Worst of all they refused to call us a taxi to leave - the front desk handed me a list of phone numbers knowing we did not speak French. We had heavy bags, a small child and my husband could barely breathe. Just awful.

Managed to find the hotel easily enough (thanks to GPS) and parked outside to check-in before accessing the car park, which was beautifully cool (at least compared with the temperatures outside). The room was a standard Mercure affair - reasonably spacious and comfortable. Air-conditioning worked well. Breakfast was good. Location reasonably good for exploring the city.

Nous avons séjourné à l’hôtel pour une nuit, de passage à Rennes. Notre chambre était plus que correcte, bien décorée et donnant néanmoins sur un immeuble voisin (sans vis à vis), donc peu de luminosité dans la chambre. L’emplacement de l’hôtel est idéal pour aller se balader dans le cœur de la ville !

The interior of the room is simple, but spacious and comfortable. I think this is a good value hotel because the cost of accommodation is reasonable and the location is good. Thanks to the kitchen, it is very convenient for children with small children. We have all the cooking utensils and tableware, but please note that there is no salt and pepper oil as you wish (not related to the hotel’s assessment), but if you save a small bag of salt and pepper for your inflight meal, you can cook it yourself. it works).

We come to Rennes about once a year. We usually chose this hotel to come to. We reserve the ‘apartment’ rooms they have right across the street. These are one bedroom apartments with a full kitchen. We love the space. We get all the amenities of a hotel room plus all the extras. As it is very common in these types of buildings, be beware that there are no elevators and you will need to carry your luggage up the stairs. The hotel side I believe does have an elevator. The staff is always super friendly, helpful and the rooms always immaculately clean. The location is absolutely perfect and within walking distance to everything, it use to be quieter than some other places we have tried - unless someone is making noise in the courtyard. On this trip it was on a nightly basis at 4am. I think it may have to do with the restaurant next door. (The bedroom is in the back and not on the street side). This is why I am giving it three stars. I was awaken every night by all the noise. Dumping garbage, rolling the garbage container, slamming the door etc…The other thing I really miss is the breakfast they use to deliver. It was in a basket and the jams were all homemade and delicious. Now days its more the industrial type products delivered in a paper sack. Maybe due to Covid…Unfortunately.

We stayed here for three nights after arriving in Paris, travelling directly from Charles de Gaulle airport by train (TGV). Getting to the hotel was straightforward. From the train station, cross Place de la Gare and then walk straight along Avenue Jean Janvier. The hotel is easily spotted once the junction with Rue Jean Marie Duhamel is reached (avoid Google maps and Apple maps; they gave less direct routes and different to each other). The hotel room was on the small side (for which we were prepared) but it was not an issue; the room was clean and the bed comfortable. Breakfast was also good. There is a nice courtyard which guests may use as well. The staff were helpful and friendly, with particular thanks to one receptionist who was on duty for most of our stay. The location of the hotel was convenient for both the station and the city centre. We had a couple of good meals at L’Épe de Blé, across from Place de la Gare. If we to visit Rennes again, we would certainly use this hotel.