Saveurs De l'Abbaye

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The room was cozy and had everything we needed in a great walkable location. The owner, also the chef of the fabulous onsite restaurant -Michelin star in the making. We enjoyed an amazing meal with a lovely bottle of wine all for 100 EU.

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : nice spacious room with nice bathroom
  : not in the best area. tried but didnt get in the restaurant

Poor
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : There was a really helpful member of staff who sorted out another hotel for us as we were not at all keen to stay at the Saveurs de lAbbaye.
  : There was no reception we had to walk through a crowded restaurant into a dingy corridor to check in. The staff were not well presented. The attic room we were given was dark and had small windows not at all inviting. When we complained we were given the key to another room which was already occupied. We were then shown to a third room which was just as dreary. We were led to believe there was private parking available which was not the case. As we had valuable bikes and personal items in our car we were not happy to leave it in a public car park some distance from the hotel. We decided to go to another hotel.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Wonderful
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  : Perfect location and kind staff

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : A comfortable inexpensive hotel with a good in-house restaurant. Added bonus was the ability to park over night.safely outside in the abbey car park.
  : The local dustmen clearly relish in getting their revenge on sleeping tourists with the racket they make in the early hours of the morning. Nothing new about this they do the same in Spain!

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The hotel is in the Logis group - often hotels with an individual atmosphere and a very good restaurant. This hotel was no exception with personally styled decoration and an exceptional restaurant with friendly and efficient staff that served us a truly memorable evening meal on their attractive ground floor terrace. Michelin mention very well deserved.Booking essential. Our 1970s styled attic room (10) was spacious, the bed generously sized & comfortable with extra pillows available. Everything was clean and well ordered. Side lights, table fan & separate room heater provided. No aircon but fan was fine. Bedding choices was a bonus - a generous double sheet or duvet made up on bed. It was a very hot night so sheet was perfect. Good hot shower (head clips to a magnetic strip) in simple but efficient compartment. 2 x hand & bath towels, bath mat and hair dryer provided. The hotel is next to the grounds of Labbaye aux Dames (well worth a wander through). Parking next to the Abbaye. Not too far from main through routes.
  : No immediately recognisable arrivals area. The very tiny reception is in a corridor just through restaurant and was unstaffed. We had to ask an otherwise occupied waiter to book us in. 1970s styled room decoration was all in rich browns which made the attic room seem unnecessarily dark. Unfortunately the additional Velux - which would have cast some extra light was stuck shut/blind immoveable. No complimentary shower gel or shampoo provided. Liquid soap for basin sufficed. Don't bother with the expensive hotel breakfast. Early opening Boulangerie/Patisserie opposite had the locals sitting outside while we sat eating a very unexciting apportioned continental breakfast including a somewhat tired fruit salad. Despite our very pleasant surroundings and good service by the friendly and efficient Irish/French waitress we felt more than disappointed by the quality, particularly after such a wonderful meal the night before. Next time, yes we'll stay again, it's the boulangerie for us.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Very Good
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