Logis Hôtel le Carnot

Nice hotel (I'd stayed there before), friendly welcome, efficient and very kind staff. As for the room, the one I had was small, with very little heating, and the bathroom mirror light wasn't working (one bulb was out and the switch didn't work). Dinner: good and plentiful. Very good for an overnight stay. Breakfast: the selection of items is more limited than in other hotels. This might suit some; personally, I had higher expectations. Overall: very good for one night, but at this price (€110.00 for an overnight stay excluding drinks), I know of other establishments that offer superior accommodation and breakfast.

Good food; pleasant stay, room a bit small but fine for 1 person

I spent two nights at this hotel as part of a business trip. The room was comfortable, tastefully renovated, and impeccably clean. The bathroom was a bit small, but spotlessly clean—the kind of cleanliness one wishes were more common. The staff were friendly, and parking was easy right next to the hotel. Breakfast was plentiful, and the evening meals were varied and generous.

Access to the bathroom sink is cramped, otherwise the rest of the accommodation is very satisfactory.

Warm welcome and quality meal.

The hotel is family-run, with 10 rooms. The staff is attentive and eager to help. The rooms are clean and comfortable. I appreciated the kettle and tea and coffee facilities.

Zero. Don't do it.

I strongly advise against this hotel, and even more so its restaurant, especially with the half-board option. Guests are seated at small tables near the counter, more suited to an aperitif than dinner. You might think that being placed right in the middle of traffic would guarantee a minimum of attention, but it's quite the opposite: the staff walks by without a glance, preferring to go outside to smoke or chat with regulars, with total indifference to the customers. We waited an hour for the starter, then even longer for the main course and dessert—in total, more than 2 hours and 20 minutes for a meal. The service is slow and unprofessional, except when it comes to settling the bill: payment is required upon handing over the keys, a practice I've never encountered in my decades of experience with Logis de France establishments. The manager doesn't seem to have the vocation of a hotelier, but rather that of a cafe owner. Definitely avoid, unless there's a serious mechanical breakdown forcing you to stop.

Cramped room, bathroom, ditto. Very strong smell of cleaning product in the room which seems to be there to mask the stench of a garbage can or a pit... Soundproofing at ZERO level, in short, luckily the restaurant makes up for it.

en tant qu'hôtel un endroit très agréable mais quand il s'agit de communication sans connaissance du français c'est difficile. pour moi en tant que touriste parlant anglais cela n'a pas aidé même si je pensais que ce serait sans problème.