Bernex Hotel Guide - Pre Richard Ski Lift hotels in Bernex, France.

"Superb host and fabulous facility"

"Took me a while to find the entrance using google maps, otherwise it’s in a great location. Friendly staff speaks bit of English which was really helpful, nice clean room. There was little to no wifi in the room I was based in, but apart from that it was a good experience. "

"Great hotel and excellent value staff were friendly and approachable "

"Wonderful walking opportunities' from the site or by quick car ride. Ideal for walkers and for winter ski resort A restaurant would have been nice at night or a bar as there is nothing local and if you have not been to the supermarket before arriving you could be left desperate"

"Great Hôtel opposite the the ferry terminal lots of great restaurants around and great shopping "

"Good place to stay "

"Great location & staff were excellent."

"Excellent stay! "

"Beautiful location "

"My one night stay TOTALLY exceeded all my expectations. I loved this hotel and their kindly charming service. I will definitely be back "

"Parking with a fee, the receptionist was so helpful."

"Very simple but good. Great view from good (not great) location. "

"Wir wurden freundlich empfangen und bewirtet."

"Nice location in the town center. The hotel is clean but the rooms are outdated. We couldn’t clean the bathroom door and had to improvise. Also beware of mosquitoes if you open the window. "

"Comfortable overnight accommodation in a good location although a bit away from the town. Friendly helpful staff and good breakfast. "

"The room was simply horrible. The staff was unconcerned about the reason why we left after only one night instead of 3. "

"Great hotel with family!"

"Cheap and cheerful, communal toilet and shower unless you specify en-suite when booking "

"Excellent services by staffs."

"Cheap and very basic. Handy to find somewhere for £60 a night that has a fridge, mini kitchen. Underground parking cost extra. Breakfast was basic, not much choice. Worst thing was that it’s right on top of railway lines and from about 5am onwards you hear a loud alarm going off (to warn of an oncoming train) followed by the thunderous noise of the train going past "