La Celle-Guenand Hotels

"Maison agréable pour passer un week-end en famille."

"merci beaucoup :) pour l'accueil et le service"

"Amazing and beautiful hotel, we arrived in the evening when it was all lit up. Majestic! The pool was beautiful, definately a spa vibe. Loved our room and they had even left a dog bowl for our dog. Ant complain about the building at all, spot on! The only things that let us down, and one to note for late arrivals - we arrived too late (after 9pm) so couldn't get any food either at the hotel or locally. The hotel didn't do any type of bar snack either so no crisps etc either. The bar charged us 47 euros for a rum and coke (no mainstream cola brands) and a soft drink! This wouldn't have been so bad but the room only had powdered milk so I couldn't even have a decent cuppa. Come prepared even though it's a 4 star!"

"Excellent friendly staff, beautiful setting. Pet friendly. Only slight drawback was that the car charging point wasn't working"

"The room was clean and well presented warm and comfortable.The staff were friendly and helpful. Will stay again."

"Hotel was lovely, fantastic breakfast and the staff were brilliant. Wonderful setting and location."

"Dominique even found us an ice bucket with ice and a kettle - perfect 👌 "

"This is a simple, roadside lodge style hotel. The staff were all exceptionally helpful and spoke some English that supplemented our very basic French. Everywhere was spotlessly clean. Breakfast (pay extra) was simple but adequate and included a toaster with bread, condiments, scrambled eggs and bacon as well as the usual pastries and yogurts. There is no restaurant at the hotel but there are a number of places to eat within walking distance but don't expect any fine dining. We ate at the Asian 'all you can eat' buffet which was excellent and just 500m away. It was easy to find, just off the main motorway and accepted our dogs for a very small supplement. We will use this hotel again if we are passing. "

"Very nice stay, just what was needed after living out of suitcases for a week touring northern France. Taller guests need to be a bit careful to cope with the stairs and low beams upstairs to avoid bumping their heads."