Hotels With Gym in Normandy, France

The room facilities are relatively new and meet 4-star standards. I requested a high floor when booking, and I called the hotel a few days before check-in to confirm it. I didn't expect to be given the first floor in France when I checked in. I wanted to communicate with the hotel through Ctrip's customer service in China to see if I could change to a higher floor. As a result, the hotel's front desk staff hung up the phone directly because they didn't speak English. This attitude is rare. Fortunately, the windows are double-glazed and soundproof. The terminus of bus No. 3 is downstairs. The departure time of buses in France is relatively long, and there is still noise when the vehicles are waiting and idling. The hotel's breakfast is 16 euros per person, which is a bit expensive, but the orange juice and drinks are all Bio

Nice location and lodge was very nice, especially the bathroom. Service was very friendly but some had limited english. Restaurant was very good, but service was a little bit slow.

It’s a really nice hotel with great view. The room is clean and spacious. I like it a lot!

This hotel is owned by the Best Western chain but has good personality - focused on the literary author Gustave Flaubert (who was born in Rouen). Rooms are compact but clean - big windows and blackout curtains - comfortable. Breakfast is an additional 19.00 € per person - pricey. The biggest plus is the location - in the centre of the old town, right next to the Jeanne D'arc memorial church and within 5-10 mins walk of most key sights. Staff were friendly, spoke great English (in case your French isn't good) and checking in was easy.

The hotel is a few steps away from the train station and the old town. The Jeanne d'Arc Tower, the Rouen Museum of Fine Arts, and the Cathedral Museum are all within easy reach. The hotel's affiliated bar may sometimes knock on the door of the room in the afternoon to offer drinks, cheese, marshmallows, etc. I encountered this once during my 2-night stay. The rooms are spacious, with dry and wet separations, and bathrobes and simple slippers are provided. I had a good impression of Radiossion, such as the one in Etret, which pays attention to the needs of guests, but the one in Rouen ignored the needs of guests when booking, resulting in a delay in check-in. Although the emperor's daughter has no trouble getting married, she should also pay attention to brand and quality.

Notre séjour c'est très bien passé. Nous avions une chambre au soleil ce qui n est pas négligeable en Normandie. Les repas était bien servis. Les serveurs très efficaces malgré ce gros week end.

We really enjoyed our stay at the hotel: freshly renovated rooms, comfortable bed, tea station. 24-hour reception, friendly and helpful staff. The historical center is about 10 minutes walk away. The only small minus is the entrance to the hotel under the overpass, as well as the view of it from the window. The noise from the cars is almost inaudible - the windows are well insulated.

Bon séjour au Best Western Plus Le Havre Centre Gare lors de notre passage entre amis. L’hôtel est propre et bien situé, parfait pour découvrir la ville sans être trop éloigné des principaux points d’intérêt. Le personnel est accueillant, et les installations sont simples mais confortables. Un choix agréable pour un séjour sans prise de tête avec des amis.

This was my second stay at the hotel, and it was a great value for money. It's conveniently located near attractions like the Church of St. Joan of Arc and the Big Clock, and there are plenty of restaurants around. The hotel is still very well-furnished, and the four-person room is spacious. It has a microwave and coffee machine for simple cooking. The hotel breakfast is still plentiful, delicious, and fresh.

The staff are friendly and the restaurant is too expensive given what is offered  P’tit dej at €10 for a 20-month baby remains complicated given the choice