Hotels near Magasin Centre National d＇Art Contemporain in Grenoble

Very good, very close to the train station

Opposite the railway station. A password is required to enter the gate. The apartment-style hotel has a kitchen for cooking, and the hygienic house has shelves for drying clothes. Carrefour easy is very close to the hotel.

The hotel is located right beside the Grenoble train station in what could be considered as a business district. Surrounding the hotel are a range of offices such as the World Trade Centre and the School of Management. The main centre or more touristic area is a pleasant 10-15 stroll away or indeed you can take the tram. There are a few restaurants and convenience stores located within 5 minute walk. The entrance to the hotel is a little unassuming However upon entry you are greeted with a modern lobby. There is a nice seating area for meeting or enjoying a drink from the bar. This then expands to a restaurant area which gets good reviews and then further to the breakfast area. The fixtures and fittings are to a high standard and have a semi luxurious feel. The check-in was professional however a wait was needed until the room was ready even though it was already 2pm. The room was quite a contrast to the modern plush interior of the lobby. It felt a little dated and showed the signs of aging. The carpet and sofa stained, the curtains ripped, the table edging peeling. The decor of the room appeared a little drab. The room was a privilege room and was spacious with a large double bed (two singles zipped) sofa, desk, chair and lounge chair. It was equipped with a mini bar with complimentary drinks and a coffee pod machine (limescale in the water tank) and large screen TV. The bathroom was split into a separate shower and WC - handy for families I'm sure but not hygienic to have two doors between the toilet and sink. The worst element of this room was that it was located opposite the lift. The lift chimed not only when it landed on that floor, but also it seemed everytime it was used, that could only account for it chiming at least twice a minute in peak times and was loud enough for me to try and put pillows at the door to soundproof it somewhat. The room also didn't get cleaned in the three day stay when I left it empty each morning. Upon return after lunch I requested from the cleaner to at least replenish the tea/coffee but she never returned. Overall, this is a pleasant hotel and good value for money. However my opinion is that it is not up to the standard of other 4 star Novotels in France.

The hotel is very comfortable and is very comfortable and very comfortable. The +++++ Breakfast is varied, local, very valuable and very well-cheaped.Very good literature.Always in +++++ great thanks for the hosts, Allan, Julien, and all those who work for a good stay at the greet hotel. Thank you all.

The welcome to revisit ..... when you arrive and you are made to wait for a certain moment, the time the person (man) shows to another beginner, the work, we can understand. But it is unacceptable that this person, before the client, reduces him and makes him very unpleasant demonstrations. He had to forget the day he passed through the departure box and moreover had to be bcp younger than this poor man who was like us very disturbed. HONDE to him. Shower mouthed, when you take it water spreads in the bathroom . The hotel is a very good hotel, and it is a good hotel. More noisy, when you have outside young people who disagree and are disputing until very late in the night...

The room we stayed in was simple, clean and comfortable, although it was inconvenient that the space between the desk and bed was too small to pass through when sitting on a chair. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful and were happy to accommodate our requests, which was good. The car parking was next to the hotel and very convenient, with direct access in and out of the hotel. The breakfast was also delicious, with scrambled eggs and grilled bacon, which was appreciated by the tourists and business travellers from other countries. If I have the opportunity to come to Grenoble again, I would stay here again.

Very central location, hotel offers a clean room with extra facilities of electric hobs, microwave, coffee machine and kettle. The bath/shower was good and always had hot water. 2 chairs and table with tv. The room is not luxurious but has everything you need. There is a pharmcy across the road from the hotel and a supermarket a short walk away. You are also very close to shops and most tourist locations are a short walk away. You are also near bus and tram stops. It is about a 15/20 minute walk to the train/bus station for your return journey.

The hotel made for a good overnight stop and is not too far to drive from Grenoble. The room itself was one room with a sink in the middle and a shower with a glass door to the side and a wooden door to a separate toilet. There isn't a chair, just a stool and no table or place to put your case but it's ok for an overnight stop. There is a small breakfast area which was quite busy and as items ran out e.g. croissants, bread they had to keep bringing them out and refilling but a few times the baskets with say croissants were empty so had to ask. There was no hot food but was ok and as expected for the price. There is free parking around the hotel.

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This hotel is nothing like it’s portrayal or pictures. The rooms are small and cramped with no amenities and no surface to put anything down. I had to continually put my bag on the bed and the cleaning staff took my power cord and electric converter The desk staff was helpful and friendly but there is barely room to change your mind let alone your clothes. The shower shoots across the whole bathroom and the button allowing a less powerful rain bird spray was jammed so the handheld unit which could sand a building was all we could use and the whole room and our stuff took the brunt.