Poligny Hotel Guide - Maison du Comte hotels in Poligny, France.

"The rooms are said soundproof, they're not. If you're sensitive to sound/noise, I wouldn't recommend this place. I was put in the new building which felt very cold and soulless. A bit like a student residency. The staff was nice. And they have a place to park the car which is convenient. The wifi wasn't the best which was a bit of a not so good surprise for a hotel."

"Spacious, clean room and very good breakfast."

"Room spacious. Excellent space. Quiet , probably quieter in all of Arbois in November. Owner most helpful and friendly. Lots of quaint decor n interesting decorative things around.can see recent renovation. Couldn’t fault anything except having to bring luggage up to our first floor accommodation. No lift. Plenty of roadside parking. Local eateries good. French contemporary restaurant. Local pizza, kebab places . Will stay here if in the area again. Will stay"

"A very comfortable stay in a beautiful historic building, really comfortable bed, so quiet and yet right in the middle of lovely Arbois. Kind and friendly staff. Would definitely stay again!"

"Clean and convenient. "

"Lovely hotel. Caroline on the front desk was friendly, helpful and professional. Suitable parking for motorbikes. Easy to walk into the centre of town in15 mins. Breakfast was nice and plentiful. Didn't take dinner but menu looked good and reasonably priced. Nice well stocked bar. Some nice touches including water in reception and fridge in rooms. Will definitely stay here again if travelling this way."

"The stuff doesn't speak English, the room had terrible smell and the WiFi was non existent."

"Maintenance has been neglected for years. No a/c and fan provided was extremely noisy. Elevator is broken down and bed was long overdue for replacement. Only plus was an adequate bathroom. I strongly suggest choosing a different property. "

"We've stayed in the standard room, I wouldn’t recommend it for a couple. The area of the rooms doesn’t smell good, room was too small so we couldn’t move after opening the bags."