Hotels Near Eglise St-Clément in Chasseneuil-du-Poitou

Really nicely refurbished Novotel at Futuroscope. But… the restaurant was closed - we got an email a couple of days before arrival - and the alternatives offered were all about 2km away so not really walking distance. (Fortunately the Ibis opposite had a decent bar menu going.) When we came back from a long day at the Futuroscope park, the manager couldn’t have been more rude when we asked if the bar was still open to buy the kids some drinks (it was 2340). So… lovely hotel, poor service.

I really like the old lady at the receptionist. We arrived in the morning with our luggage while the check-in time is after 3pm. We called the receptionist to ask about leaving them at the hotel earlier. The lady was very kind, cheerful and helpful on the phone. She even helped us to check in way earlier, at 10am. She is the reason why I instantly thought about writing the review here, which I rarely do. The room exceeded our expectations. We have our separate beds, clean and bright bathroom + toilet, kitchen with all the necessary utensils, a fridge, a stove. All the staff we met at the hotel are really professional with highest degree of caring. Highly recommended!

Room not that impressive. Only discovered it is a converted church when I logged on to ***********. But the main reason for writing this review is to point out that they protect their wi-fi with a ridiculously complicated password. (Why? At most it only needs to stop people tapping into it from the street). The upshot is that I was not able to access their wi-fi from my phone. Reception staff were friendly but basically claimed their system wasn’t at fault. Disappointing

Personal reservation for 2 weeks of stays each linked to a training nearby (5min walk from CNFPT), I appreciated the welcome and stay in this hotel, located next to the station. The hotel is relatively well isolated, although it is just next to the rails, you were sleeping quietly. I also found the people who attend respectful (no doors that clock continuously like svt in the Ibis Budgets that have no ”related/suppressing” system to clock the door cut-fee as it exists in others The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and the standard ibis budget room is very comfortable. The - : - buffet, mostly empty when you arrive at 8:00 (rests letterally 2 rising and 2 dry gaffles), little choice and quickly exhausted without being renewed, very disappointing in relation to the price (I don't advise to take it) - the neighborhood and the hotel situation / it is practical for some things, but the neighborhood is really scary, day 1 = baston just in front of the youth gang hotel (scrapped bottles etc in the evening, baston behind the hotel The hotel is located in the city centre, and the hotel is located in the city centre. The hotel is not responsible for the neighborhood, but the location is playing and the atmosphere is unfortunately feeling.

Disappointing stay here is putting it mildly - we booked a king suite at a not low rate, and the ”sitting room,” adjacent to the bedroom had an old broken sofa bed that could not be folded closed, thus making it impossible to use as a place to sit - in addition it had a cigarette burn hole on one cushion, and the thin carpeting was stained in a number of spots. The unadorned drab rooms were reminiscent of a prison waiting room with the cheap carpeting and plain beige walls. We had booked this hotel especially to have a/c and the small wall air conditioner for the bedroom was worse than useless. In fact, we turned it on, closed the door, and came back two hours later to find the bedroom warmer than the sitting room, which had no a/c. When I mentioned it to reception, there was little response. But perhaps the crowning insult was the afternoon desk clerk (British accented), who, when we asked for two glasses for a bottle of wine we purchased at the shop next to the hotel, refused our request, saying at first she didn't have any glasses (there is a bar at the reception desk with a shelf of glasses about three feet away in plain view) and then telling us that she couldn't give us glasses because the hotel patrons ”steal them or break them and imbed shards of glass into the carpet and the maids get injured.” When I said I had never heard of such a thing, she said it is ”common in France.” We've traveled many years in France and other European countries and this was a first. To be fair, when one of us went back down to reception to beg for a bit of ice, she relented and gave us two glasses, saying she could get in trouble for doing so. The good - breakfast was a good value for 15euros. The morning reception worker was very cheerful and willing to point us in the direction of the sights in Portiers. Location was great. There are other hotels nearby - I'd check them out before booking this one.