Novotel Bourges

"We have stayed at the Novotel Bourges many times over the years, usually as an overnight stop when travelling through France, and our experiences have sometimes been a little hit or miss. On this occasion, however, our stay on the journey South was a good one. The hotel was extremely busy, particularly on the Friday evening, but there was still a nice atmosphere about the place. The bar was very busy but was well staffed and service remained friendly and efficient despite the number of guests. Our rooms were spotless, well appointed and clearly modernised to a good standard. We had a comfortable night's sleep and everything in the rooms was as it should be. Breakfast the following morning was equally busy, but the buffet was well stocked and very well managed. Staff were constantly replenishing items and keeping everything moving, which was impressive given how busy the hotel was. The one significant downside was the parking. There was absolutely nowhere available in the hotel car park when we arrived and we eventually had to park on a grass verge, which wasn't ideal. There also appeared to be a number of vehicles in the car park that looked as though they may have been there for some considerable time. For a hotel that attracts so many guests travelling by car, the parking situation could certainly do with being looked at. Overall though, a good stay on this occasion. The hotel was busy but well run, the rooms were excellent and the staff remained friendly and welcoming throughout."

ibis budget Bourges

"I slept well. Friendly staff."

B&B Hotel Bourges 1

"Private rooms are very limited and the toilet environment conditions can be improved. Especially the exhaust fan. In addition, it is best to have a kettle, hot water in the morning to make coffee or milk tea ☕️"

Hôtel the Originals Access, Bourges Nord Saint-Doulchard

"Good location, close by to connecting main roads, and toll roads. Eating places within walking distance, and the staff welcome and attention was first class. Hotel needs a little bit of TLC, but I have to the Aircon in the reception area and the bedrooms was very welcome."

Hôtel de Bourbon - Mercure Bourges

"I recently stayed at the Hôtel de Bourbon (the Mercure one) in Bourges, and honestly, it felt like stepping into a little piece of history while still having all the modern comforts you could want. My room was a classic double, spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The bed was excellent—properly supportive after a day of wandering around—and the bathroom had a great walk-in shower with good water pressure. Everything felt freshly renovated (they did a big update around 2018), with a nice blend of modern touches and the old abbey character. Some rooms overlook the park, which must be lovely in summer."

Hotel & Spa des Beaux-Arts, a Member of Radisson Individuals

"Nobody takes care of the toilet in the Brasserie"

Le Manoir d'Estiveaux

Logis Villa C Hôtel

"Nice hotel, cozy and very clean, with really charming owners who take good care of their guests and who love their region. Being sensitive to noise, they recommended the room on the ground floor with its pretty terrace, and the night was very relaxing. The breakfast is perfect given its very reasonable price (15€) and composed of local products and homemade cakes. You just need to know that the reception is closed between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. (this allows them to take care of the repair work), but open during the night."

Maison de Ville Avec Jardin à 2 pas des Marais et Quelques mns du Centre-ville

La Grange de Léonie, Chambres d'hôtes Avec Piscine et Spa

"My family of 4 just spent 8 nights here as part of our vacation in France. We had the entire barn to ourselves, including a private spa. The barn is three bedrooms, each with toilet and shower, an adjacent room to the three bedrooms with an extra toilet. And then you have the large common room. You either rent the whole barn, or a room. The common room has a dining area, large kitchen, a tv area and a small reception area. The bedrooms. I have absolutely nothing negative to point out here. Each have their own design, but the rooms are all designwise well connected. It's functional. It's beautiful. These rooms are very very nice. Everything here has been handpicked. Someone even went out of their way to add a velcro closure, so you could connect the curtain covering the terrasse door to the wall. So you could more effeciently block out the sunlight. Each room has a tv, and you can easlily connect your device to watch Netflix or something. But what am I talking about; you don't wanna watch Netflix. You want to go to the pool. The pool. Works just fine. Large enough. They even have pool toys that you can use. Not sure where I want to go here, but it worked for us at that time. The common room. The kitchen and the dining area works perfectly. The kitchen has everything you need, including a nice coffee machine. Now, you could arrive at a place that is complete peeled of everything. But not here. We were invited to use the common items that you find in a kitchen. Coffee, tea, sugar, spices and so on. I know that I payed for it (at some level), but I didn't expect these items to be available. So I thought it was a nice gesture. The host. The couple that runs the place are very nice and caring. An example of this. We were headed out to visit the Chambord castle. Outside the house we have a quick chat with one of the hosts. The host sends us well on our way, but before we leave the grounds, the host stops us (we are in the car now) and gives us further tips for our trip. The host didn't have to do this. We had already been sent well of on our way, but the host went out of her way to give us something extra. Nice. What I missed. Now don't get me wrong. This place is great. It's a very nice retreat. This is me nitpicking. Two things. No. 1. The floor in the common room is bare concrete (or something similar to that effect). That's very practical when the common room serves as a buffet kitchen when you've rented out three rooms, but I would prefer another solution. No. 2. I am missing a large comfortable couch, or comfortable resting chairs in the common room. You've got a nice tv, but the seating arrangement is not good. Watch two episides of The Office, and hit the jacuzzi. Or you could curl up together in one of the beds in one of the rooms, and watch your show there in stead. That's your solution. But when you want to sit down and relax together as a famliy after a 12000 step day to a town and a castle, you've only got the dining chairs."

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