Le Grand-Pressigny Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Le Grand-Pressigny, Centre-Loire Valley

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

"This charming place was perfect for our one night stay on our drive through France. Peaceful and quiet, located in a small village. Pet friendly and amazing breakfast of fresh warm breads, eggs, yogurt, cheese, fruit and much more. We especially enjoyed the local “raisin juice”. We stayed on a Sunday so the restaurant was not open for dinner, but I am sure it is excellent, we will try it next time."

"Staff were good explained everything."

"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. "

"Great budget hotel. Tons of value for the money."

"VERY NICE APARTMENTS, WITH ALL FACILITIES LOCHES IS A LOVELY FRENCH TOWN,WHICH IS DEFINITELY WORTH A VISIT. "

"I stayed in this hotel 20 years ago as well as recently and really like the fact that it is an historic building and right in the centre of Loches. The people running it are very pleasant and helpful."

"We were very pleased with our suite. It was clean, the air conditioning worked well. Plenty of room for our dog plus a balcony. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Our dinner in the restaurant was superb and breakfast excellent. We would certainly stay again."

"Easy location. Discount fuel station nearby, several decent restaurants in the town."