Hotel MGallery di Pau

J”ai séjourné 3 nuits, dans un studio double , pour deux donc, et suis très satisfaite. Tout d'abord , bien entendu l'emplacement est l'atout majeur : en plein centre ville , donnant sur une rue piétonne , et ayant tout de même un parking. Autre atout et pas des moindres, l'accueil, le professionnalisme, l'écoute et l'extrême gentillesse de tout le personnel est à souligner (et très arrangeant pour tout). Ma demande de chambre au calme a été écoutée et appliquée. Ensuite justement, j'ai été bluffé par le calme de cet hotel (et je peux être difficile à ce sujet) , il est étonnant , et donc excellente, parfaite insonorisation (d'ailleurs le vendredi soir un grannnnnnd groupe de jeunes musiciens était présent, et je ne les ai pas entendu malgré les avoir vu discuter au salon extérieur ou sur les balcons , lors de mon arrivée tardive le vendredi) . Ensuite, les chambres sont grandes, très bien agencées, on peut y circuler et y respirer, ce qui est très appréciable, avec de nombreux rangements. tout ceci, additionné au mobilier , pourrait faire rougir certains 4 étoiles bien moins terribles à ce sujet. la douche est grande également. Les petits déj sont bons, en chambre ou en salle, et à prix corrects. dailleurs , par rapport aux prestations, j'ai trouvé le prix des studios tout à fait corrects. le parking est payant, mais le prix des chambres étants corrects, cela fait un tout raisonnable. Si vraiment je devais chipoter sur un détail, ce serait la lumière-minuterie qui s'allume et s'éteint tout le temps à l'extérieur devant les chambres, donc toute la nuit aussi; la chambre avait des rideaux occultants, mais on voit par le dessus, le dessous et les cotés, mais la fenêtre étant en face du lit , en se tournant sur le coté , on finit par faire abstraction. je reviendrais dans cet établissement avec grand plaisir. (sur mes photos il manque la partie table et chaises qui se trouvent devant la fenetre, en face du lit ... pour donner une idée de la taille de la chambre)

A stay at Hotel Adour places you in the heart of Pau, within a 5-minute walk of Beaumont Park and Musée des Beaux-Arts. This hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Palais Beaumont and 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Boulevard des Pyrenees.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Full breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-in, and express check-out. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 15 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

My husband and I very much enjoyed our recent stay at the Hotel Gramont. It reminded both of us of the way hotels in Europe used to be many years ago (in a good way), but with some modern upgrades. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were upgraded into a huge room (more like an entire apartment) with a nice view of the square. The air conditioning worked great, and the windows and shutters really blocked any street noise. The room itself was clean and comfortable, and had everything we needed. The decor is perhaps a bit kitschy, but to each his own. In addition, the location is great - close to many sights and good restaurants. While there were no parking spaces available in front of the hotel during our study, we were able to easily find public parking within a few minutes walk. We would definitely return if we find ourselves in the area again.

Second time in France and first time in Pau. So far this is the best hotel. It exceeded my expectations. We found it very easy, The room was big, having a big wardrobe, many hangers and storage space, comfortable beds, big bathroom. Overall very cozy. The breakfast was great. I regret we did not stay longer in Pau but I'm thinking of another visit. The receptionist was a very polite young man. The hotel must be proud with such employees

+ : Hôtel très joli, chambre très grande avec petite table en extérieur dans un cadre calme et reposant. Lit grand et confortable, très propre. Spa tout neuf excellent. Accessoires de beauté/hygiene fournis. - : A l'accueil, language familier de la réceptionniste ”attendez, j'appelle Lolo !”. De même, promesse de la réceptionniste de retirer le lit en trop dans notre chambre non tenue. Oubli des robes de chambre pour le spa, pas d'excuses de la part de la réception. Ne prévient pas que le hammam est en panne. Aucune indication à notre arrivée pour se déplacer dans ce grand hôtel ou même vider la voiture, toujours obligé de passer à la réception pour avoir des informations basiques.

Fantastic hotel. Rooms were really spacious and very comfortable. Complimentary coffee in room and mineral water. Shower was excellent. Bed huge and comfy Staff were very friendly and efficient. Breakfast was good. As an overnight stop i Cant fault it. !

This is a hotel in downtown Pau, close to all the main sightseeing. The room is spacious and cozy. Bathrooms have been renovated and the mattress was comfortable. Staff is courteous and attentive. Breakfast costs 11 €, good deal for France.

This hotel was great and we’d have no hesitation in staying again. Great location in the centre of this beautiful town, in a quiet side street. The chap on reception was really good and offered us a welcome drink as soon as we arrived. The first room we were offered was on the second floor and as soon as we opened the door we were bowled over by the smell of smoke. Although it was a non-smoking room, someone had clearly been smoking like a chimney in there. We went back down to reception and although the hotel was full, the receptionist was able to find us an accessible room on the third floor (319). We were delighted as we saw immediately that the third floor had been renovated. The second floor was still Ibis from the early 2000s. Our room was lovely, spacious and modern. Nice wooden floors and even a heated towel rack! It was quite quiet overnight although we discovered in the morning that the cleaner’s cupboard was right next door so there was a bit of rattling. The biggest problem with this room (and this is why I’m not giving five out of five) was that we discovered that there was no door on the bathroom and toilet. It would not have been a problem if there were just one person in the room but if there are two of you, it’s rather embarrassing. Also, as there are two small windows in there - which is great for ventilation - the light streamed in in the morning. Please, Ibis, just pop a sliding door on! We peeked into other rooms on our way out and it seemed they all had bathroom doors so it’s unlikely to be a problem for anyone else. Enjoy your stay here… I’m sure you will!

Walking into the reception area and passageways there is a feeling of faded grandeur reminiscent of the great hotels of 100 years ago. However the bedroom and breakfast room were all clean and modern. Our room was of good size with a long wall table giving plenty of space for laptops etc. Initially there was only one chair but a second was quickly provided on request. Breakfast was excellent with a lot of choice. Outstanding above all was the friendly and helpful attitude of the staff – day reception, evening reception, breakfast room – all of them. With two nights bed and breakfast for two and underground parking in their car park next door the cost was €201 which we felt was very good value.