Hotels in Landes

I stayed at this hotel for a night while I was seeing my customers who worked at the nearby vineyards. This hotel was located approximately two (2) miles away from the train station at Mont-de-Marsan that led directly to Bordeaux. This hotel also had a parking lot, but I did not have a car. This hotel had French television stations, heat and air conditioning, good hot water, and workable Wi-Fi. I did have to pay a tax while I stayed at this hotel. I enjoyed the breakfast, but the breakfast was an additional fee. The breakfast had many types of foods, such as: breads, eggs, pastries, and fruits. This hotel was both quiet and clean, and there were areas for the people to sit outside. There was no elevator, but there were many sets of stairs. Many restaurants and stores were located close to this hotel. I speak French, so I had no issue with any communication, but I did not find any employees of this hotel who spoke English.

This hotel is pretty awful. The exterior looks very tired and rooms which are very basic are cleaned to a poor standard. The breakfast had a lot of variety but was not well cooked and pastries were stale. I would suggest getting breakfast from a nearby cafe or restaurant. Some of the staff looked miserable and the hotel made unauthorised and unitemised charges for rooms that had already been paid for. The hotel management were completely unwilling to recognise their error and so I was left to sort it out by disputing the charges with my bank. I wouldn't recommend recommend this hotel at all. If you must stay there then do check your card statement very carefully for unauthorised charges.

Somewhat run down.A hotel that has seen better days though it offers a lot of facilities. The reception staff were not conducive to giving a good first impression. A hotel with little character & an uninviting dining room. The staff in the dining room were however super friendly. On the other hand it was not expensive, so I guess you get what you pay for. Not an experience we would like to repeat

Truthfully the only positive thing I can report is that the staff we met were all very pleasant. We were here for five days, the beds and pillows must have come from the TV set of The Flintstones, they were that hard ! My wife had to go out and buy a soft pillow so she could at least get some sleep. DON'T think this is a hotel with a swimming pool guests can use free! They charge 14 euros for two hours use !!!!!!! I accept spa and thermal rooms would be charged, but for the pool NO ! Breakfast is average, again the staff were jolly and pleasant but truthfully variety at breakfast was nothing more than I would expect from the standard of hotel. The room we booked had twin beds, sofa, TV etc. It also had a small kitchen area but the power to the Microwave and cooker hobs were not connected. There was no kitchen utensils apart from a kettle & two cups. It's 29 degrees outside over the last three days and the hotel airconditioning and the room airconditioning is NOT WORKING. I note this was also the case last august from a previous post by a guest. For the room price there are far better options.......

Overall a good hotel, however to use the swimming pool you have to pay €16 per person for 2 hours. Take your own pillow theirs are lumpy. No vegetarian option on the menu which is also limited to a choice of 2 dishes one meat or one fish dish

Half the guests were here for work/business, other half walking around in bathrobes for the waters. The place is old and rundown. The rooms are sparse, the towels are threadbare. The dinner was another story - the daily special three-course menu was fantastic. Regional dishes, wonderful desserts.

The outside of the hotel does not give you the idea that this is a really good place to stay. The rooms were excellent and the food exceptional. The staff in all areas were helpful and pleasant and really made our stay. We had our Labrador dog with us and there was no problem, just a small extra charge. Highly recommend this hotel. Whenever we travel from Spain to England/England to Spain we use this hotel.

Nice and clean rooms. It was a comfortable stay. Only grouse is that being a vegetarian, I had requested for a meal for late arrival and was greeted by a plate of boiled vegetables! Did not expect that, when there are so many more possibilities. The morning breakfast also did not have any vegetarian options beyond bread and butter.

The building dates from the 1970's and the concrete style of architecture so popular then and so is now beginning to look its age. However, the suite we had was large, comfortable and well equipped. We arrived after a long journey and a quick look round the area only revealed more hotels of similar vintage so we decided to give the restaurant a try. Getting to it involved a walk along a dark, curved corridor to reveal something of a barn. Our fellow guests seemed to divide into two groups; leisure travel couples like ourselves and solos, we assume traveling for work and it was these that the daily menu was aimed at. We gave it a try and it was the best €19.95 worth we have had for a long time, so much so we had it again the following night as what was on offer had completely changed. In hot weather, the underground car park kept the sun off the car during the day and unlike so many of its kind in France, there was enough space without doing a 97 point turn.

Driving up to this hotel was unimpressive but the inside common spaces were much better and the patio and lake out back were nice surprises. The art is wonderful and diverse. Worth a walk down the halls of the common spaces to take it all in. Skip the dinner in the hotel restaurant and go straight to the fabulous desserts. We had mini creampuffs stuffed with gelato drenched in chocolate sauce with a lovely cream flower on the plate. It was worth the calories! We only were able to stay one night, so not able to use the spa services. Very sorry I missed them. All the staff members we met were especially hospitable and service oriented. The rooms are old but huge. Very clean.