Hotel Le France

The biggest problem for me was communication. I don't speak French, and as an Italian I rely on English when travelling. The staff I dealt with didn't speak English, so we often struggled to understand each other, which led to frustrating moments. If you don't speak French, I'd have a translation app ready. This isn't about the staff being unkind, just a practical heads-up about the significant language difficulties you may run into. Because of that, I don't expect I'd want to come back. It was a decent stay otherwise, but the communication problems spoiled it. The rooms were nice, clean, or at least they felt clean, and adequately sized. They did what they needed to without being anything special. Some of the lighting didn't make much sense, though that's not a big deal. And don't expect a bidet in the bathroom. Breakfast was fine, nothing particularly good or bad. It's fairly basic, with no buffet, you just tell the waiter what you'd like, but it served its purpose and everything tasted good. The price felt high overall, though I don't know the area well enough to judge fairly.