This hotel is in a great location for exploring the small village of Coucy le Chateau. The rooms are much like a youth hostel with bunk beds along side doubles and the decor is basic but clean and tidy. The price of this hotel makes it very good value for money at approx 50€ for a couple. The restaurant in... More

We stayed in this lovely little village for a couple of nights in mid June. As previous reviewers have mentioned, the rooms are basic, and this is reflected in the price. Everything was clean, and the rooms were more than adequate for our needs - we were using it as a base for touring. Meals were plentiful and well presented.... More

I stayed at this hotel with a friend in July as part of a "road trip" around France, we wanted somewhere a reasonable driving distance from Calais - took around 2 1/2 hours to get here. The Hotel is pleasant enough, a typical experience of hotels in the Logis de France chain. (As anyone who has read my other reviews... More

Bit quirky. The decor is "tired" to say the least, but that is part of its charm. The staff are delightful, so friendly and helpful. Dinner in the evening is really good food, well presented and value for money. The weather was fantastic, so all served in the garden.

This hotel benefits from a beautiful location but threw it all away with a most uninterested young receptionist and a surly young waitress. The menu prominently advertised without qualification outside the entrance proved to be for lunch only and the plat du jour, at 10 Euros, while a nicely cooked and well-presented rabbit dish, was unaccompanied by any offer of... More

We stayed here for 2 nights on our way down to Germany. The little walled town is good to explore on foot and our family room (double bed and bunks) with en-suite on the 2nd floor of the hotel had lovely views over the surrounding countryside. We decided to opt just for B&B and eat at the Pizzeria across the... More

The village was a great find, and since this is the only hotel it needs to be adequate. Actually it was much better than adequate. It was one of the few hotels in France we have stayed in where everything really worked. The hot and cold taps did what they say they would do, the shower fitted its bracket; the... More

The proprietor dealt with my halting French while reserving by phone - despite having excellent English. Maybe for my effort we were awarded the best room but I doubt it. The room was basic but delightfully eccentric with windows overlooking the town square, ruined chateau and Port de Laon if one craned one's neck - authentic France. Dinner was good... More

This, (the only) beautifully quaint hotel in a pretty, quiet little town sporting a spectacular castle and history. The room was clean but basic. However the 21 euro menu which excited our taste buds was the worst meal we have ever eaten anywhere on our travels. Limp brown salad,& obviously reheated food. We had to order breakfast drinks the night... More