Meru Hotel Guide - Musée de la Nacre et de la Tabletterie hotels in Meru, France.

"Rooms updated and packed with amenities. Comfortable bed! Cozy. "

"Very nice "

"Room is great. And it's great to have the toilette actually separated from the shower. The staffs are great as well. "

"Generally very good experience. The room is spacious and great. A decent restaurant on site is also very beneficial to the traveling experience. Also, I like the idea that they provide some food and drinks for those who need to check out before the start of buffet breakfast. Shuttle service is reliable. A few things that could be improved: The shower experience is a little bit disappointing: It was a bit challenging to adjust the faucet to the right angle; the water was not that hot; and that there was a long hair on the faucet. Also, the morning call service that I requested and the front desk noted down was not provided (it did not cause any trouble though, as I also set alarms myself). And while I was told that the hotel would prepare packed breakfast for me, I only learned upon checkout that there would be no packed breakfast but something for us to grab ourselves (similarly, it did not really cause inconvenience, but it is somehow annoying when there is a gap between what was promised and what was provided). In general, I think the service is worth the price. And I will definitely consider booking this place again next time I travel to France."

"Internet was ok, there is a access to trains that makes it really good. There are several affordable hotels on site. "

"Excellent "

"Clean room. Courteous staff. Free hot and cold drinks are a plus. Walkable to metro and bus stations. Great foor options around the vicinity "

"Overall is good. Just the room too small. "

"Staff were very helpful and friendly, breakfast very tasty, our family room was very spacious and clean, beds very comfortable. Hotel is on a very busy road but other than a bit of traffic noise it was a cosy oasis. A great location to explore Montmarte and rest of the city."