Ludres Hotel Guide - Centre Culturel Jean Charcot hotels in Ludres, France.

"The breakfast was good, but the staff had to keep refreshing everything as the displayed quantities at any one time were very small"

"Breakfast was delicious, the staff was be y friendly and provided anything we needed. The room was spacious and comfortable. Absolutely recommend this hotel!"

"In general our stay was not so great despite the spacious room and kitchen. "

"Charming and centrally located. The room was small, but very well designed for maximum comfort. "

"Grande et belle chambre, très propre avec une petite cuisine qui peut être très pratique. Accès facilité aux installations aquatiques très propres et très agréables. L’absence de restaurant pour dîner coûte la 5eme étoile de mon appréciation. Il y a néanmoins à proximité un restaurant et un très sympathique bar à vin avec petite restauration et vins excellents. Pour dîner, ouvert le jeudi et vendredi soir."

"Positive: extremely courteous staff, clean sheets and fresh towels every day. Nice restaurant area Negative: cramped shower and small sink, can't open toiletry bag, very dirty carpets, small working area "

"Easy to find, friendly staff on arrival, and the room was nice and clean. All I could have needed for a quick, overnight stay."

"There was no soap in the bathroom."

"If you are looking for a place that feels almost disconnected from human presence, this is it—there is no in-person check-in, as everything is handled by phone. It was not clearly communicated that arriving in the evening could mean having no parking available. After a five-hour drive, we arrived around 9:00 p.m. with two children and discovered there was no parking on-site. We had to park on the street and ensure the car was moved before 10:00 a.m. the next morning. While moving a car is not unusual, when traveling with children, having on-site parking and flexibility is important—especially since this was one of the reasons I chose this property. The accommodation itself was overall fine; however, the complete absence of human customer service was quite surprising. Arriving at 9:00 p.m. on a Sunday does not seem particularly late, yet access required calling a French phone number. While I personally have a French number, I felt uncomfortable thinking about international guests who may not and would still need to call a local number just to enter the property. If you are seeking comfort, flexibility, and customer service, this would not be the right place. If, on the other hand, you value privacy and minimal to no human interaction, this accommodation may suit you well. Thanks @solelynds"