We prebooked a room but after driving all day we arrived on a Saturday at 10.30 pm to find the car park locked and the reception had closed at 9pm with no bell. Fortunately a security guy appeared around 5 minutes later, and although he spoke no English, directed me to a machine by the gate where I had to enter our booking no, which it wouldn't accept, but did recognise my name when I entered that. But it still wouldn't let me in until I had paid the tax (about98p) with my credit card.( why this could not have been included with the original booking I don't know!) Apparently this is a standard procedure on a lot of French hotels,and it makes sense as you can just roll up without a booking and still get automated entry, however as I had not experienced this before I was not too charmed at the hassle especially as it was raining heavily. It might be a good idea to explain the procedure when making a booking. Otherwise the hotel was fine for a stopover, although a little isolated. Good secure car park was appreciated as we were towing a trailer. Coffee machine in foyer is very picky about what coins it will accept, an unnecessary inconvenience when arriving late. ( apparently the reception only closes early on weekends) Not easy to find as my satnav wouldn't recognise the address given