B&B Hotel Thionville Yutz Route du Luxembourg

Turkish coffee made this the best night of my holiday, and the music was such an unexpected surprise. Mr. Kitton is friendly and helpful, and I was amazed to hear him listening to Turkish music like Zeki Müren. He’s interested in art, too, and is trying to learn Turkish. His wife is gorgeous and always supports him, and he supports her as well. I believe in you, Kitton, you can do it! Everyone should try this experience, especially Turkish people.

A good place to stop for the night. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but the service wasn’t great: the receptionist didn’t even say hello, and both the snack and drink machines were out of order.

A charming, welcoming town and a great location for a relaxing break. The hotel has a cozy, family feel, it’s quiet and warm, and the prices are affordable.

We stayed one night on the way from the UK to Switzerland with my wife and her assistance dog. We’ve stayed at other hotels in France without having to pay for the dog. The reason given here felt odd: they said they had to charge because homeless people might want to bring a dog. I was exhausted and didn’t feel up to arguing, so I paid. The room was small but clean and fine for one night, and breakfast had a good choice of food and drinks.