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I stayed two nights in this hotel on a short holiday to Paris and Orleans. I will definitely go back, everything about this hotel is favours.Its location - on the Quai we had a lovely stroll along the loire, its a few minutes walk form the tram that runs form the train station to the river, so excellent location. the service is superb all the staff were os pleasant and helpful, I can't fault the bedrooms, very comfortable, beds, shower everything excellent. Lastly the spa is amazing, jacuzzi steam and sauna you can book so you are thinly ones there at no cost, I have never had this before. Visit Orleans its a great base to see the loire and definitely stay at this hotel.

Dated looking concrete hotel overlooking the Loire and easy to find if you don’t miss the turning. Excellent and cheap open air parking behind the hotel. A lot of building work going on (pool closed, temporary reception etc.), but we stayed at a weekend so no noise. Large, light room, a bit dated, with huge window and balcony overlooking the Loire, but also overlooking noisy main road and bridge. Luckily double glazing and aircon effective. Good bed, good lighting, including bedside lights but no sockets by the bed. Storage fine. Decent TV with BBC and CNN. Good WiFi. Bathroom good with modern walk in shower. Smart, rather cramped restaurant/breakfast room, with windows screened to hide building work on the pool. Good breakfast selection but very limited dinner menu (4 mains). Food distinctly average but excellent waiters and very professional service. Quite a walk to the old centre, with the cathedral, vast art museum and restaurants. All staff friendly and helpful.

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We stopped by this hotel to break our long travel and we were not disappointed. We normally opt to stay at Novotels, if possible when we travel just because we know what to expect, comfortable beds, good location, clean rooms. We did get all this but so much more. The service in particular, was impeccable and went above and beyond the expectation. Shirley from the reception was extremely helpful. She was so accommodating with all our questions and she even went out of her way to translate for us when we needed help. She was also very welcoming and pleasant. The decor of the hotel is also a bit different from the standard decor that we see in other novotels, it was classy and cosy at the same time. Would definitely stay again if we are in the area again.

At the foot of the shopping centre place of arc and in the beautiful pedestrian street with its tram street of the Republic that gives directly on the beautiful place with the status of Jeanne-d'Arc level parking , The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel is open 24h/24 Little Candy bar for children and adults, free tea coffee. paying fresh drink. Room level, clean, large bed, then sofa that turns into a person's bed, TV suitable for the room, very small toilet, The hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel has a cool, solvent coffee, tea, refrigerator with a bottle of water and a strong safe. Breakfast under high surveillance with a employees on his laptop at the door of the restaurant Breakfast not quite completely salted. We waited 15 minutes at the reception down the morning to return our card and to communicate our observation as they ask us, 15 minutes later always people, The hotel is a very good hotel, and it is a good hotel for you to stay in the hotel.

The hotel is directly opposite the Orleans Central Railway Station and the second floor of the train. The hotel is directly connected to the hotel via the second floor platform. The waiter was warm and the room was clean and tidy. The only problem was that the room was small and the luggage table in the room was small. I could only put the box on the ground, and then I had to cross the box to cross...

Booked last minute for one night to break up the road trip home, paid £160ish for the privilege. Positives: Receptionist and barman were friendly, room was very spacious and linen clean. Negatives: Cheap uncomfortable bed, room may be spacious but feels soulless due to no pictures on the walls and furniture felt more appropriate for a hostel. Overall the room was clean until you look at the bathroom floor which was utterly filthy, more like something you’d see in a public WC. Very large but very old Samsung TV’s, not connected to WiFi so couldn’t log in to Netflix or even screen mirror from phone, so French TV it’ll be to relax then….oh and despite having two TV’s in the room one had to be unplugged as the remote worked both at the same time, genius. Finally the hotel corridors smell like an EasyJet flight returning from Magaluf (I imagine). Thoughts and msg to Mercure; Just because it’s a ‘business’ hotel doesn’t mean customers don’t want home comforts, buy some more pillows, pictures for the walls and upgrade the 10 year old TV’s. While you’re at it how about a headboard covered in fabric & foam so you can sit up comfortably in bed?? Finally I think it’s great that French hotels are so pro-dogs, we really struggle to find places to stay in England with ours but if your going to let people bring them you have to expect accidents so perhaps having your corridor carpets professionally cleaned once in a while might help to ensure the smell of caca goes away??? Peace.

I arrived at about 7pm, and was kept waiting in an otherwise empty reception for three or four minutes waiting to be attended. I could see someone sitting at a computer in the office, facing in my direction, but he was really dressed in his casual home attire, not dressed for work, so I assumed he wasn't working on the reception desk. However, after three or four minutes of him watching the computer, he looked up and came to the desk, with no apology, just ”I'm listening to you”. He handed me the key, did not explain anything about the hotel, did not offer me the complimentary drink that comes with being a silver member, and seemed more interested in getting back to his computer. The room was small but clean and comfortable, the bed was comfortable, and it has its own private car park at the rear of the hotel, for €8 per night. It was no more than a five minute stroll to the city centre. Apart from the poor welcome, it was a pleasant stay.