Orée d'Anjou Hotel Guide - Domaine du Pavillon hotels in Orée d'Anjou, France.

"Very good breakfast"

"Thank you! It was perfect for what we needed"

"Excellent location near the train station, firm and comfortable bed, good bathroom. Pleasant front desk. Value pricing. "

"Incredible Hotel, has to be seen to be believed. Love it here."

"We spent 1 night. Appreciated: Room design is modern, smart, practical. Good lighting. Dinner in the restaurant was surprisingly good, excellent plat du jour. Front desk personnel were helpful. Water and coffee were readily available. Proximity to the train station—1 minute-can’t be beat. And easy to walk into town (one set of stairs.) We paid extra for better room with Canal view. Very nice: plenty of natural light and fresh air. Comfortable bed. Large bathroom with separate toilet. Great spacious shower. All in all excellent rapport quality/price. Would go again. Small downside. Room could have been a bit cleaner. A used towel from previous occupants was left behind in the room. Towels seemed a bit worn. "

"Breakfast good distance from city a slight problem getting there but ...there is good transport links to hotel via a tram number 1 then change to bus 85 to marche commun Then walk through a business park to hotel about 7 minutes that was the only option of you don't have a car like me "

"Really clean and spacious room with lovely balcony. Warm and helpful welcome even though we were very late "

"Perfect for one night to break up our journey back to the ferry. We needed somewhere with secure off road parking as we had bikes on the back of our van. This was ideal as it had a gate that was locked at night and you could park right near your apartment. Beds were very comfortable and nice spacious layout. My boys loved the bonus of the pool. Drawbacks toilet is downstairs separate from the upstairs bathroom and there isn’t an oven in the kitchen area."

"Very friendly and helpful staff and barman. Excellent evening meal. Good choice. Would stay again. Very convenient for our en route journey south. A big thank you to all the staff. "