Pet Friendly Hotels in Charente-Maritime

"Superb location, fantastic breakfast and very friendly staff"

"We had great stay. It was a bit tricky to find our way in because of the pedestrianisation of the street where it is located. Despite having booked a parking spot, we were not given instructions on how to go about passing the electric bollards until we called the hotel on our second trial. But we were then given clear directions over the phone whilst traveling which was a great help. Despite the fact that like many places in France there is barely not many restaurants open on Sundays and Mondays and so was unfortunately the restaurant of the Hotel. the only negative point was the lift does make quite a bit of noise and that there was a bad smell coming from the bathroom drains. Which was spotlessly clean so must be the city drains issue. We were offered a room upgrade for our wedding anniversary stay and all staff were extremely professional and welcoming. We will definitely consider staying there again."

"Very close to medieval downtown."

"Excellent hotel! Really well located and excellent service! "

"My stay was perfect. What I love the most is the respect and kindness the showed for may pet and for us. Everything was just amazing. I recommend this hotel. We loved our stay."

"No frills no fuss, perfect for a short stay, close to all attractions. The extra time allowed for check out is very convenient. Great value for money breakfast was a added bonus. Staff helpful and friendly "

"The terrace is a big plus for the hotel and the lovely view. I also liked the fact that it was out of town and encompassed a very pleasant walk through the tree-lined pathway. The breakfast and aperitifs were all very nice, but I must say, the staff were all brilliant. Really friendly, easygoing, helpful. I would easily recommend it and go again! "

"Lovely staff and great location. Our room was large with a balcony and views of the water. The parking is on the street, not part of the hotel. "

"Great hotel. Perfectly situated. Staff go out of their way to assist."