Brit Macon Centre

Name: Brit Macon Centre
Address: Hotel De Geneve Rue Bigonnet, MACON, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, FR
Rating: 8.2

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About this property

The two-star Brit Hotel Macon Centre (formerly Hotel De Geneve) is located in Macon. Guests can enjoy on-site dining and utilize meeting facilities and Wi-Fi. A hairdryer and internet access (via Wi-Fi or modem) are provided in each room. Wireless internet is also available in public areas. The hotel offers an airport shuttle, concierge service and welcomes pets.

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Free WiFi

Bar

24h reception

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Luggage storage: Available
Room types: 4

Room Information

Rooms

1 / 6

CHAMBRE COSY 2 BEDS

13 m2
2 x Single bed 80-130 width

Wi-fi
Wheelchair-accessible

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1 / 6

DOUBLE COSY 1 BED

15 m2
1 x King-size bed 150-183 width

Wheelchair-accessible
Wi-fi

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1 / 6

DOUBLE PREMIUM

15 m2
1 x King-size bed 150-183 width

Wheelchair-accessible
Wi-fi

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1 / 5

TWIN PREMIUM

15 m2
2 x Single bed 80-130 width

Wi-fi
Wheelchair-accessible

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Guest Rating

8.2/10

Very Good

696 reviews

Featured review

Felicity H.

May 2025

6/10

We picked the hotel because it was within walking distance of the town centre and river, and had secure parking for 14 € a day. Sadly, the parking arrangements were a real problem. The first receptionist was sweet and friendly and gave us verbal directions to the secured lot around the corner. We mistakenly tried the Ibis lot, thinking the parking might be shared, but after three attempts with the code, a kind man from Ibis told us it was the wrong one. The Brithotel parking was further down the street and barely marked. Its roller door was wide open, so it wasn't secure at all. We complained, but it stayed open all day and night. On the second day it was closed and the code worked, but on the third it was open again, and we were told it was broken. We have a valuable car with belongings inside, though luckily nothing happened, even with the town packed for the Fête de la Musique. The room was also extremely hot. After we'd been out most of the second day, we turned on the aircon when we got back late afternoon, but after a couple of hours it still hadn't cooled down. We asked a different receptionist to move rooms. She said she couldn't because guests might be arriving later, then said she'd switch the aircon off and on so it would cool while we were out. We returned around 11 to find she hadn't turned it on, and the room was like a furnace. She'd forgotten because she'd been busy. We switched it on and went down to the bar for a drink while waiting, but it still didn't work. After we checked again and much huffing, she finally gave us another room. By then it was the early hours: we had to repack, make several trips to move everything, and only then got to bed. Breakfast was okay, though we've had better. We asked for compensation for the parking and the trouble and discomfort with the room. The nice receptionist left the manager a note, but we haven't heard anything yet. We definitely won't stay in a Brithotel again!

Paul M.

March 2026

8/10

Handy place to break up a journey, with a spacious garage available for an extra charge.

Nora B.

July 2021

2/10

We arrived late, hoping to sleep before an early start. The staff were friendly, and we liked that secure parking was available for an extra charge. We were surprised when they told us to call reception if the neighbours made noise, before we'd even got our room keys. As it turned out, the neighbours in the room next door were arguing loudly at 11pm, then stomping around and apparently moving furniture or throwing things just as we were trying to sleep. Reception came after our first call, and things went quiet for a while, but the noise started again an hour later. We called again and were told that if it continued, the receptionist would give us another room. It did continue, and at 1.15am we finally got moved, with a 6am wake-up ahead of us. The new room was quieter and had a working air-conditioner, so at least we managed some sleep. The air-conditioner in the first room was broken too. It dripped water onto the carpet, and the room was so hot that sleeping without it wasn't possible. We had to put a trash-bin under it to catch the water.

Thomas P.

May 2019

4/10

The hotel itself wasn't bad, but the staff's attitude bothered me, and that's why I rated it lower. I walked in without a booking and asked for a room. They offered one for 85 euros, but the next morning I realised rooms were available for 66. I also asked to park my small motorcycle in the secure parking and was charged the same 8 euros as for a large car. When I questioned the price of my small room, they looked at me as if I were causing trouble and suddenly seemed unable to understand English. I had breakfast somewhere else.

Jamal H.

October 2017

4/10

The staff were pleasant, but the stay was completely unsatisfactory. In Room 109, the “cosy” room option left such a narrow gap beside the bed that getting in and out meant squeezing through, which felt totally unsafe at night. In the shower, you have to stand close to the controls to keep water off the bathroom floor, so it's easy to brush them by accident and suddenly change the water temperature. Even when we tried to keep close to the shower, the floor was still a mess. The 11 Euro breakfast was poor too. The hard-boiled eggs didn't taste fresh, and the fruit definitely wasn't fresh: the watermelon was slimy and the other fruit was mushy. We've stayed at plenty of moderately priced European hotels, and this chain is off our list.