Hotel Perniagaan di Nantes

Very nice staff, pretty hotel, right across from the gare and tram, around the corner from the castle and old town center. Those are the “goods”. However, we were given family room 111 which faces the street. The air conditioning was not working well, and when we opened the windows, there was the sound of the train, people fighting, or couples. We asked to have the air fixed but were just as uncomfortable the second night. The “rooms” are separated by sliding bamboo curtains, which made it impossible to sleep until the last person went to bed. Breakfast was very sp**** at the €14 per person charge. But reception staff was impeccably nice. I think we would choose a real hotel with real beds and real doors next time.

Première fois dans un hôtel campanile. Chambre très agréable et propre, lits confortables, TV appréciable après une longue journée. Seul petit bémol, des petites traces dans les recoins de la salle de bain. Autrement rien à redire, un service d’accueil très courtois et aimable.

Lots of positives about this stylish hotel-central location, with lovely boulangerie, buzzing local bistrot, a decent restaurant [La Piscine] and a supermarket all within yards.Lots of interesting artworks in the foyer. Friendly, helpful reception staff, comfortable bed and excellent shower. However , quite a few negatives too. No obvious person in charge, We gave up on a v expensive [20 euros pp] hotel breakfast Day 2 , when no staff appeared in dining room or kitchen and there was no-one to complain to at reception. Table d'O down the road did a lovely breakfast for less than half the price. A daft boy cleaned the room a couple of times , but left us with no toilet paper!Ordering a glass of wine [lunatically expensive as well] involved using a fancy gadget supposedly heating the wine to the perfect temperature....the poor , young receptionist broke two glasses in the process and the wine was lousy. Having said that, we weren't charged for it. And lastly-outwith the hotel's control - eight or nine Deliveroo drivers congregated at a corner opposite the hotel ,revving up and conversing really loudly till well after midnight. Can't help feeling the hotel was a bit pretentious- everything looked staged, right down to the intellectual books artfully displayed in the small lounge area. A nice hotel for a weekend stay , but lacked the comfort we'd have enjoyed when there for a week.

Très agréable depuis l’accueil excellent et professionnel. Le surclassement proposé avec ma carte de fidélité Accor. Excellent repas avec des produits frais et un prix plus que raisonnable. Agréable également l’accès parking jusqu’au hall d’entrée sans se mouiller. Très bon petit déjeuner avec du salé ey sucré de qualité, jus d’orange pressé à l’instant. Qu’une bonne note pour qualifier la prestation générale proposée par cet hôtel

the hotel is very good in the heart of Nantes 2 min walk to castle and good restaurants and bars. the room is practical and the snack option in the hotel is exactly what is needed. the hotel is very clean. will be staying again. Plus the crinkled linen bed sheets are perfect

We returned to this hotel after 3 years for the much delayed Hellfest Festival in June. Again I cannot fault the hotel or services. Clean room and bedding and strong breakfast offering. We will be back again next year and recommend this hotel as noted along with its location being 2 minutes from the train station. Merci pour un excellent séjour David

This apart hotel is in an ideal, quiet location, 10mins walk down into the centre of the city. Three good restaurants and a small supermarket within 200m. Very good value, clean, functional, everything you'd need for a few days stay. Limited, but adequate cooking area with fridge, coffee machine, oven, hob, microwave, but no kettle or toaster. Bathroom good, but no toiletries provided. We got into the private underground car park, at Euro10/day, but perhaps not big enough for all guests?

Brilliantly located - bang centre of Nantes' poshest pedestrian district - the Hotel de France has a certain Belle Epoque elegance, satisfactory rooms, good bedding, great buffet breakfasts and, best of all, the warmest and most welcoming staff of any hotel I've been in this year (and I've been in a lot). There's nothing in this hotel to forgive but, if there were, I'd forgive it for the smiles, wit and pleasantness of every member of the personnel we bumped into. This is what promotes a good hotel to excellence.