Hotels in Deux-Sèvres

We decided to upgrade from the hotel we had booked as we wanted an earlier check in during current high temperature. They let us in at a significantly earlier time which was fantastic and the staff so pleasant. There was safe storage and charging for our bikes. Breakfast was superb and the air conditioning super effective with outside temperature being 38! Bed large with cool feeling cotton sheets. We felt we got really good value here and would thoroughly recommend.

Clean and comfortable standard type of hotel room. Friendly staff. Perfect for a short stay if in the area. The hotel had a modern feel to it and there is public underground parking across the street that cost me only 4 euros for an overnight session.

Stayed for 2 nights, hotel is on the square of La Brèche which has plenty of restaurants and bars nearby, the rooms are good with very large bathrooms with walk-in shower, the hotel itself doesn't really have much facilities but with all the bars etc nearby it doesn't matter much

Very well renovated. My room had the toilet outside the main bathroom which was a little inconvenient but otherwise very nice and clean. The room comes with coffee and cookies, and mints every morning

We were most comfortable and our spacious room overlooked the park. The staff were most obliging and breakfast buffet the usual fare. WiFi worked well and the location near the city centre was excellent. Great Value.

Got a very nice room (booked Superior, but I think we were upgraded) Nice staff. There is no free parking as Hotels.com is stating in the booking choices, but there is a big garage next to the hotel and it has cheap rates. Not impressed by the breakfast at this hotel, the standard should be higher and glutenfree options should be a choice. It is only this hotel + 1 more that has 24/7 check-in in this little city. Didn't see much of it...so can't say much, obviously it's suppose to be the 4th biggest finance city in France...

Stayed here for two nights. Great central location close walking distance to shops, historical sights, square and bars / restaurants. Room very clean. Staff excellent and helpful - Alain Raymond at reception was attentive, polite, spoke good English and made us very welcome.

People at gentle, the room is very clean, modern and the hotel is very well located, close from the historic center. Price is very reasonable, even if rooms are a bit noisy. The shower is wide. Very useful and business oriented you don't go there for typicity or romantism. It is the best starred hotel of Niort, and the team is very welcoming

The most decent thing I can say about this hotel is the location. All else falls below the expected level, for the price paid. Advertised was tea and coffee in the room; no tea. Fixed by a phone call to reception. Tea in the morning, pre breackfast for the lady; no handle on the cup, broken off. Fixed by phone call to reception. Other, minor oddities. Fixed, you guessed it; phone call to reception. No real dramas but someone needs to have a word with housekeeping. Apart from these, maybe 'one offs', all else seemed ok, just.

When we travel and find ourselves absolutely exhausted at the end of the day, we seek out a hotel brand we have come to trust. It needs to be clean, quiet, have comfortable bedding, and provide some reasonable level of service. In older cities (like Niort) with older properties, we expect to find some quirky features, but that often adds to the charm. This place, though, is a disaster that deserves neither the number of stars (4) nor the Best Western name. Its location is wonderful: Central to the dining and commercial district; adjacent to a large lovely park; underground municipal parking nearby. The lobby is small and one person serves as receptionist, reservation clerk, bell person if needed, and bartender/server for the adjacent lounge. I parked the car as my wife dealt with the check-in. She was given a key to room 206, a “Preference” room according to our confirmation, and directed to the elevator. That room was occupied however, and my wife returned to the lobby. The young lady went back to 206 to verify this, then gave my wife a key to 106. It was a dusty, musty, room with a divided bath; toilet in a small closet near the entry door and a sink and shower in another room on the far side of the bed. There was one bath towel and one hand towel provided for this “double” room. The room was stuffy and we turned on the AC but nothing happened; the heat didn't work either. The room lighting was dim and the carpet needed a good cleaning; the windows needed scrubbing. We returned to the lobby but there was no one there. Apparently she also has duties in the rear of the hotel and we could not locate her. There were some school-aged children in the lounge area, but no one else. We went to dinner and returned, hoping to speak to someone in the lobby, but again it was vacant. We heard some voices coming from another room, probably the kitchen, but still couldn't find anyone. We would have liked to have operating AC and another set of towels, at least. Finally, we just retreated to our room, went to bed (the bedding was fine), and resolved to leave early the next day, which we did. Best Western should take a much closer look at this property and either enforce its standards or cut the cord with the franchisee. This is an embarrassment to the brand.