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Hotel Colbert
4.5/541 Reviews
Tours City Center
Arrived by train from Paris and walked to hotel. Room was on their second floor (quite large) at back of hotel, so very little noise from surroundings. Everything was well done without being over fussy. Breakfast was traditionally French with huge croissant, baguette, jam, cheese, yogourt etc….all delivered with a friendly manner. On departure, the owner booked us a local taxi that came to the door (we weren’t sure if taxis could travel down the narrow street, but access is fine) to whisk us to St Pierre de Corps..the out of town railway station. All perfect
Hôtel Mercure Tours Nord
4.1/578 Reviews
I am lucky that my company is moving away from the Tours Nord area. It means that I do not have to stay in this Mercure anymore. Let me be clear: the staff members are very nice and that is the reason I still give 3 points. However, this is the only Mercure where I would never get an upgrad as a platinum or now gold member. They are always full. Sometimes I find it hard to believe given the size - and the fact that in CDG I have the upgrade every time. The standard rooms are of good standard mercure quality but in regards to amenities it is really below any kind of standard: you have a shower gel from a large bottle (that was unfortunately empty) and the same for the soap. There is nothing else. You get coffee powder and a couple of tea bags as well as a half liter of water. Maybe I am spoiled after our holidays in Asia but I am seriously considering to quit the Accor Live Limitless program and try my luck somewhere else. For two nights for business it is ok and again, lovely staff. Just not a place that makes you feel welcome. I am looking forward to seeing the folks at the Mercure Tours Sud again (should I remain with ALL...).
Ibis Budget Tours Nord
4/543 Reviews
First of all we couldn’t get into our room, there was a problem with the room card, we ended up having to use a key. Not a huge problem. The design of the rooms in terms of privacy and consideration for anyone else sharing with you is pretty poor. The toilet door does not “seal” so to speak, so all noises are amplified… the toilet light is on a sensor so there is no option to have this on or not, which in the middle of the night, with the gaps around the door, means the room is lit up… Breakfast is incredibly basic too, but then for €7.50 I guess you get what you pay for. In terms of positives, the staff are excellent, very friendly and helpful. The hotel was bright and clean, with the outdoor, reception and dining areas funky and modern. One really good thing was the burger van outside, this was a great idea, as there is nothing really in the vicinity. Ample parking and the security aspect of the gate being locked after 10pm is a good idea. Overall, cheap and cheerful but in my opinion best for lone travellers
Hilton Garden Inn Tours Centre
4.3/577 Reviews
Tours City Center
The location is very good, just in the central street, downstairs is the carousel and Ferris wheel of the Christmas market, very beautiful, walk along the main street there are many restaurants and city halls, lights during the Christmas period
Hôtel du Manoir
4.1/539 Reviews
Tours Old Town
I stayed in this small hotel for the orals of the Capes de Lettres Modernes for two days. The rooms were not iron-free, but the director made a table available to me in one of the rooms, and this twice with the smile. Thanks to her and thanks to her employee. I had my competition 😉
Hotel du Cygne Tours
4.4/551 Reviews
Tours City Center
This hotel is very eclectic mix of mid-century modern and 18th & 19th Century furnishing. The rooms are unusual in their decoration but very comfortable with adequate AC, hot water and comfortable beds. The only item of concern is the staircase which is typical of 18th century - wooden, winding stairs. There is no elevator, the owners helped carry the luggage. If you had a heavy check-on, it was a struggle going up but not so bad coming down. We were on the 1st floor (2nd floor US) and our friends were on the 2nd floor (3rd floor US). They stated the staircase seemed narrower and more tilting than 1st floor. Note one owner speaks English and other does not.

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