The hotel is located along the historical Rue Linard Gonthier, right next door to the Cathedral. Parking is very limited, there are only six spots in front so you may end up in the underground public car park along Quai Dampierre, a short walk away. Confusingly, the whole place consists of two hotels fused together with shared reception. Le Maison is on the right. There are creaking floors, wooden staircases and beams all over place, all adding to the character of the place. There is a tiny swimming pool, a large bath tub really at the back and it has only space for six sun- loungers. Our Junior Suite was located on the first floor. The bedroom area was very spacious, middle part had tea and coffee-making facilities and some extra seating. The bed was huge and very comfortable. There was a huge wardrobe with hangers but otherwise storage space was quite limited. TV had no English-speaking channels. WiFi signal was rather patchy. The bathroom was of standard size, with a separate toilet. Bathrobes and slippers were provided. We dined at the hotel, al fresco, in the courtyard. The food was delicious and the wine list more than adequate. Breakfast was served in the courtyard on the other side. It was served to order and the hot dishes were very tasty. The reception staff were just outstanding. Very helpful, knowledgeable and always with a ready smile they've made us very welcome at La Maison.
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