Holiday Homes in Saint-Vérand

"Good 3 star hotel. Comfortable bed. Self parking. Room was not made up the second day…….apparently the “make my room” tag had to be hung on door……would be nice if that was communicated to the guests. Consequently, no coffee or cups were replenished. Asked at reception and got replenishments but there was a little bit of resistance. Coffee is just Nescafé. Would be nice if there was a Nespresso machine in the room. Some other Kyriad hotels have Nespresso."

"Great place"

"Very clean and comfortable. Staff was very helpful. Lovely boulangeries nearby"

"The receptionist was terrible. She ignored a problem with my room, leaving me with the issue for over a day. I had to go to reception four times and call twice before she did anything. When I asked for an explanation, she made excuses, saying that even with colleagues present, she couldn't leave the reception area and that the system didn't allow for phone calls to the rooms. Is it really true that reception can't make phone calls to guest rooms?"

"Old tired building & rooms. Advertised with parking but it costs extra and there are only 6 spaces and they are extremely small tight spaces and access and very dangerous to get a normal size car in and out of. Staff were very nice, friendly and helpful. "

"Perfect location from where explore and enjoy the city. Don’t use the hotel parking though: it is well minded but ultimately a hassle. "

"The breakfast was really good. The rooms very clean. The bed very comfortable. The parking easy. The staff friendly. The spa was a bonus."

"The Okko Club lounge is the feature that brings us to stay each visit. It's a large lounge with soft drinks, fruit and snacks always available. The Okko is in a great location, next to the Caserne de Bonne shopping centre and walkable to tram stops, old town and station. The rooms are modern but small; the Lounge compensates for the room size."

"No idea why it’s called Premier as it’s cheaper in quality than the normal camponile hotel, old dated rooms and has the dreaded automatic check-in"