Hot spring Hotels in Rhone

Four-star hotel, the lobby service is very warm and thoughtful, the room is small and exquisite to the extreme, I don’t care if I always go abroad with a suitcase, but the room equipment is too bad to use: the curtains can’t be drawn and I spent the night under the touch of the moonlight; There has been no hot water for a long time. The hot water may have a specified time or may require special operations. At least you should tell the guests, no! Fortunately, I just took a shower in the morning, so I had to save it once in the winter.

We had the king suite and the size was good. The air conditioning was not great in our room and there were no more rooms available, but they brought us a fan which was fine. The beds are not the most comfortable either. Everyone was very nice and the hotel was clean. We didn’t utilize the breakfast but heard it was overpriced

The rooms are small for a Holiday Inn, and in need of refurbishment. Mine had a big wine stain on the carpet, and the sofa/3rd bed was in poor condition. The public areas are OK and the breakfast is good. The hotel suffers significantly from a lack of staff. Reception is often unattended, phones unanswered. The restaurant is closed at short notice. Such staff as there are, are mostly very pleasant and helpful, although one hard-pressed evening receptionist, who was doubling up as barman, lost his temper under the pressure. An evening fire alarm, when guests had to evacuate, demonstrated that the staff didn't know what to do in these circumstances - no-one to supervise the exit, no-one to announce when it was safe to return. I don't know if this was lack of training or lack of enthusiasm, but it needs to be fixed. Overall, I was disappointed, and wouldn't return.