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I stayed for a few nights at IBIS Styles Hotel in Cognac while on business in early December, which to me was a fairly low season. My company got a rate of 125 Euro/night. At that price I was expecting a decent mid range hotel based on staying at other Hotels near Cognac and by reading on the IBIS website that the IBIS Styles is a step up from IBIS Budget brand and this was my first experience with the IBIS brand at all. Front desk staff are extremely friendly and engaging. I got a free room upgrade with my Accor status. The room itself was a bit of a let down. Mostly because of the dark decor (back wall behind bed painted black and dark carpet and one small window) This is definitely is a budget hotel solely based on room features and If you can get a room at this hotel at a good price, it could be a good option. Room features that weren't there No - work desk No - work chair. Instead a hard plastic cheap chair you see on a patio No - USB outlets No - Kettle, coffee or tea No - Mini-fridge No - Ironing board, or iron, although the web site mentions one No - Additional amenities in the bathroom, just soap No - Streaming features available on the TV Limited power outlets - One by the bed and one at the far corner by the window that was too far away to be useful An odd little plastic stool that was too small to be of use in any way The bed was very comfortable, but the pillows were very small and square and had a weird textured pillow-case on them that made them look at feel like couch pillows. The good aspects of the room - The heating system worked well - It seemed fairly sound proof - It was very clean - The bed was comfortable - The hot water worked well I also saw on the IBIS website in-room newspaper and free water bottle mentioned, but I did not see them. The breakfast was just OK. The chairs in the breakfast room are all hard plastic. Parking is plentiful and free.

New addition to an existing ibis Styles on the same site. Separate building though, so you can't use the pool and breakfast is served separately for a fee. There is just one guy doing check-ins, assisting with housekeeping issues and serving breakfast in the morning (he was great though!). Reception is closed at night, you get a code instead of a key card for your room. This is a new-spec ibis budget with a proper bathroom, which is a great improvement. Extra bed is located in a small closet that can be pulled out if needed. There is no hair dryer in the bathroom, but you can ask for one at the front desk. Easy under 10 mins drive to the city center, free parking, a number of supermarkets around, as well a couple of bakeries.

Hôtel super sympathiques et en pleins centre ville. Nous avons apprécié de pouvoir allez se balader et manger à pieds. Nous avions réservé la chambre mezzanine et elle était plutôt sympa. Super bon accueil. J’ai eu un souci avec le sèche cheveux qui était en panne et la personne a l accueil a vite réagi en me trouvant un sèche cheveux à brancher. Le petit dej est plutôt copieux, il y en a vraiment pour tout les goûts. Une bonne adresse à garder

Ibis Cognac is a great example of a typical Ibis hotel. No frills , reasonably priced with everything we needed for an overnight stay on our road trip to Spain. The bed was comfortable, the facilities clean and the wifi was good. Breakfast offered a great selection and they even provided paper bags for people to take stuff away with them . It was well placed to explore Cognac. We didn’t visit any of the brandy producers but there several within a few minutes of the hotel. There is free parking in the public car park opposite the hotel. Special mention should be given to Lucy on reception who went out of her way to be helpful. Would definitely stay here again and recommend it.

Hotel Chais Monnet, Cognac Our Five Star, nine night, holiday stay at Hotel Chais Monnet in Cognac turned into a disaster when the hotel erroneously withdrew €2,277:65 from our bank account after we left. It was only when checking our bank account on our return to the UK that we noticed the £1956:50 + £58:50 bank transaction fee had been taken from our account. Our accommodation had all been pre-paid prior to our arrival and all bills including bar and food were paid for as we went along (other items totalling €112, including hotel transport, local taxes and a hotel Tote bag were all paid on departure) so we were due the hotel nothing. When contacting the hotel by phone and by email, staff were less than helpful and even an email to their Directeur General did not bring this matter to a conclusion, not even a direct reply. It was only after we contacted our bank card-holder (M&S) and almost a month later that some of the money was refunded but we are still out of pocket with the currency exchange rates not going in our favour, phone calls to the hotel and postage costs (recorded delivery) to our bank. This issue has been extremely time consuming and worrying for us and we note from Trip Advisor (6th November 2019) that we are not the first customer for this to happen to! As far as the actual hotel stay is concerned, we were surprised when we first arrived at the hotel that we were asked to put a deposit down of €2,700:00, which seemed excessive but we went ahead. We really enjoyed our visit to this outstanding hotel, the staff were, on the whole excellent, the room cleaning staff deserve a special mention. Our eating experience in the restaurant left a lot to be desired. The food was excellent - the service was terrible! We sat down at 7:35pm for dinner and the complimentary dish was served very quickly. We were not halfway through the complimentary dish when our starter was squeezed on to the table - then a long wait, a long, long wait. We finally got our main course at 9:25pm when we were about to cancel our order. When asked “Why the delay?”, the waiter answered “The kitchen is not working”. Following Trip Advisor reviews about poor breakfast service and the excessive cost of €35:00 per person we decided not to use this service. We have asked the hotel to supply details of where the erroneous figures came from, why were we not advised about these charges, why there is a delay in repayment and also to receive an apology with some compensation. To date we are still out of pocket. I suggest that if you have ever stayed at this hotel that you should look back at your bank account records to make sure everything is in order. Regards, Pamela Anne & George Wilson