We stayed there for one nite in October. We entered the lobby after having to drag our bags up and down the street (cobblestone) at nite trying to find the hotel. There is no parking anywhere near the hotel. The lobby smelled very old and moldy. It took your breath away. The odor was so bad it entered the rooms... More

Two nights. Old facility done up in eclectic and pleasing ways. Fabulous location - could be noisy for some (a warm Friday night with window open resulted in some bar sounds but it doesn't stand out ... a week later ... as a concern. The proprietress was lovely and engaging and interested and interesting and knowledgable and I 'd go... More

My wife and i are from New Zealand and stayed here for 1 night in late April and wished we could have stayed longer. Catherine, the owner/host, was very helpful and informative and we very much appreciated that she spoke english for us, as our french is limited. She gave us alot of information about the town and the hotel... More

Stayed here last night. On a motorcycle tour of France. Fantastic location right in the heart of the historic area of Dinan. The lady who runs the hotel is so so friendly and helpful, she made me feel right at home. I received more information from her than I did at the Office De Tourisme!! Don't stay at the generic... More

We stayed here 1 night and found this hotel an adorable find. The owner is marvelous and very accommodating. She does it all. The décor was eclectic with a photo of the Brooklyn Bridge in our room! I felt I was back in the 1960's, but in an enjoyable way. Our room was very comfortable. The public parking lot was... More

This was our first visit to Dinan. We appreciated Madame Diard's willingness to speak our English and provide for our one-night respite. Our room was bright and comfortable, once we climbed the 42 steps. The bed was comfy, the room was clean as was the bathroom and tub/shower included a curtain. Beware of the church bells which ring until 10pm.... More

So you heard Dinan was a great place to spend a few days while you're visiting Brittany. You really know nothing about the medieval city, you don't speak French and you need something that's within walking distance of all the major attractions. I'm no expert on all the lodgings in the area, but Hotel De La Tour De L'horloge will... More

The hotel really is right in the centre of Dinan - mainly pedestrianised so no parking on site (there is a free car park about 5 mins walk away and pay car parks even closer though). The room was basic had everything we needed, including a fridge, TV and corkscrew. You are spoilt for choice with restaurants close by (the... More

The reception that we received in this hotel was both friendly and helpful. We were staying in a family room with our 2 young kids and were provided with a room that opened directly onto the street / alleyway. We booked online and researched what the hotel would be like, but we had not expected to stay in a room... More