B&B Hotel le Mans Centre Palais des Congrès

酒店環境不錯，價格也很實惠，每天都有人打掃和更換咖啡液，外面可以看賽車展覽🏎️，早餐種類少但很好吃

Une réceptionniste très sympathique a résolu tous les problèmes.

此酒店門前是勒芒的母親河，離火車站一公里多，步行20-25分鐘，出門不到500米就是勒芒老城！如果要靠火車站近，另外有一個Ibis就在火車站邊上

This place is tired. The carpet in the hall outside our room was disgusting. No bottle water in the room. Air con was great. Breakfast was a joke. Having come down at 8.30am, there was no milk, no jam, no croissants, no bacon and no baguettes. The woman from the kitchen just smiled. Only when I and another French lady kicked up a fuss was it all replenished. This woman needs supervision. Won’t stay here again.

Avoid room 120......the heating is broken, so you get a frozen room that cannot be fixed and apparently cannot be changed. And the restaurant - yet again a new concept. Most of the menu is not available at 1830 when the restaurant opens......reception staff is unfailingly helpful and friendly. But too many issues show a lack of attention to detail, to the basics.

No beer pump working, so had gin & tonic & campari & lemonade instead. Extortionate at 22,50€. No prices displayed. No ice either. 2 coffees the day before were cold & had to be microwaved. Not impressed.

I was disappointed in this IBIS. Upon arrival, we were informed they wanted our credit card details for security but no money would be taken. They actually put 230 euros through the card but then tried to explain it wouldn't actually be charged and that it was because it was a foreign credit card and that all hotels did this. No so, their sister hotel Mercure. We didn't book breakfast and we're glad we didn't because when we saw it covered in flies the next morning, it was a big no no. I wanted a cup of tea, you know, the ordinary breakfast type tea that one gets around the world and even in France you get a Yellow Liptons bag but there was not one in the whole hotel apparently. We had to ask for a 'tea tray' for our room!!! and there was Mint or Camamile, urgghhhh. I settled for coffee because I didn't know how to use the funny new fangled thing on the tray. I had to go for milk and walked down the road for a bottle of water. For dinner, we went up into the town centre, easy to reach from the hotel and if you like burgers, then that's wonderful. No more to be said. The room we were given was tiny, and for my disabled husband was very difficult. There was not even BBC World news on the TV which was hanging off the wall. Just disappointed more than anything. Hey ho.

We thought that, to mark the end of a 3 week, frugal trip through Spain and France, we'd upgrade to a 'Superior' room on our last night. How disappointed we were to find a basic room awaiting us. We told the receptionist we'd paid for a superior 'comfort' room. She disappeared for several minutes then returned and told us it was now a superior room because she'd put tea and coffee-making equipment in it! We returned to the room and found a tray containing a kettle, tea bags, instant coffee, a bottle of water and paper cups! (See photo.) This, apparently, made it a superior room!! However, the room was clean, the bed linen was crisp and the bed was comfortable. There was no outside noise. (We were in a room around the back.) The hotel was 2 minutes away from the amazing Old Town - just across the river. Breakfast was adequate: fresh fruit salad, fruit drink, yogurts, bread, eggs (toast your own bread and boil your own egg), ham, cheese, croissants, pan au chocolat, cakes and various teas and machine-made coffee. Apart from one friendly young lady who supervised breakfast, no one spoke any English whatsoever so if your French isn't up to much, have Google translate at the ready; it (usually) gets it right! Parking needs to be booked in advance. Messaging was slow so we rang. I've photographed the Ibis garage. It's in Rue de Chene Vert. You need a code to get in. We parked outside the garage and one of us walked round to Reception, a few yards away, to get the code. Thankfully, the parking spaces were easy to access, unlike all the other hotel parking we'd experienced.

Me and my husband needed a one night stop in Le Mans. The hotel is in a great location and we did not have much trouble with parking in the street nearby. At arrival, we were greeted very nicely by a lady at the reception. The room was ok, clean but felt moist, not much air could get in or out. Ok for one night but would not stay or recommend longer. In the morning, we went for a walk in the city and when we came back for our luggages, a different person, a man at the reception, very rudely stopped serving other customers and demanded we told him our room number when we were calling the elevator. We later discussed with him, he assured us this was only for security reasons, but we felt offended. We travel a lot and not in one hotel in any country this ever before happened to us. We felt as if he singled us out by our looks, as if we looked like homeless entering the hotel uninvited. Truly unprofessional and we won’t be coming back.