After having read all the previous posts, I was quite worrief, but I should not have, as this hotel is convenient and nice, as large rooms (we had two 'single' beds, each of them was about 1,40 m), bathroom very clean. Breakfast had a modest selections of pastries BUT very good croissants and pain au chocolat. All in all a... More

The hotel is a strange mixture. Our room was large and comfortable, the furniture old (but by no means shabby); our bathroom, (relatively) modern and (somewhat) palatial; and the bed, less than comfortable. The hotel is perfectly situated, in the centre of one of France’s most entrancing cities.

We didn't stay here, but we ate in the restaurant twice. Excellent value and delicious traditional food - especially the Foie Gras

Found the hotel which has a great central location via a listing in 'The Rough Guide to France', which gave it a good review - while noting the bizarre wall covering (dark coconut matting) in the corridors. We were glad there was a room available as it was rather late. Reception area was fine, but when we had to walk... More

We arrived into Auxerre in the early evening, and unfortunately most options were already fully booked. We booked Hotel La Poste through the tourist office. The decor was atrocious - very poor in the common hallways. The walls were covered in painted thick rope, masquerading as wallpaper and very dark. Reception wasn't too friendly on check-in, and when my partner... More

Our second night in Auxerre, my family of four went to the Hotel la Poste restaurant attached to the hotel of the same name. We speak some French, but initally asked the hostess if she spoke English. She said no and then began to reel off English terms for foods on the menu. We had asked if she spoke English... More