Nancy Hotels with Wifi

This is a small family hotel, want to know more about the cultural aesthetic lifestyle of the French can stay for one night. The external environment of the hotel is very general. The hotel does not have a gorgeous lobby, but there is a warm old French lady. If your suitcase is too heavy, first evaluate your ability. There is no elevator upstairs. Entering the room, I was immediately conquered by the aesthetic taste of the French. At least the room I lived in was spacious and bright, elegant and comfortable, so that you can experience the living environment of the middle and upper class French dozens of hundreds of years ago. A very simple breakfast can also let you experience what is elegant.

Nicely newly decorated hotel with convenient location between rail station and place Stanislas. Freezing bathroom and unstable heater in the bedroom.

It was quite close to the center and the parking was a good plus.The room was clean and had everything you could need although there wasn’t a fridge.The check in/out process was very easy and fast.There is only the fact that there isn’t a lift so if your room is on the 2nd floor and you have heavy luggages its quite hard to get up the spiral staricase.

Nancy is quite a small town, so everything is within easy walking distance. This hotel is right next to the train station, yet impressively, the windows block out all the noise — well done on that. The hotel does have a few odd regulations though. If you check in after 7 p.m., they send you an access code by email to enter the building, and your key card will be waiting in an envelope inside a safety deposit box. I arrived late and was exhausted, so this “escape room” check-in system wasn’t exactly my favorite experience. They also ask guests to take out their own rubbish at checkout, otherwise there’s an extra cleaning fee. That said, the staff were friendly, helpful, and spoke both French and English, which made the stay a bit easier.

Nance Hotel is the last stop on the way back to the Netherlands after a vacation in southern France. It is large and convenient, and the rooms are clean!

-We found 15 euro parking to much. At the place there stood per min. So at the ticket we need to pay 10 euro for the hours we stand there. Tought the hotel charged 15 euro. - 30 euro for breakfeast 2 persons is to much for what you get. Cold pancakes, hard egg ( not good anymore ) - The hallways ( carpet ) was really dirty. + The receptionist was friendly. + The room was big and clean. Should i come back, no. 91 room + tax, + breakfeast + parking = 140 a 150 euro. Not worth it.

This is a service apartment without much service, the price doesn't include room cleaning and the lobby doesn’t have a concierge 24/7. The room has a kitchen and decent cookware. The room has no ac but has a fan, you'll be fine unless a heatwave hits. There's a super market just 3mins down the street, extremely convenient to do some cooking and trying out local fresh ingredients. Walk to city centre is about 20mins, it's a nice walk tho.

Hotel close to the central station. Clean and confortable.

The hotel is very centrally located. Very good location with the parking station. nice staff and available. Price in the standard.

It is very basic, small, there is no hair dryer, you can hear all noises through the wall (in the morning you can hear the people talking when having breakfast). Location is not the best, but there is a bus stop next the hotel to get into the city centre within a 20min ride. There is definitely better value for money if you are looking more for a budget hotel. But if you just stay for one night it is OK. Don't have high expectations. The staff there are very friendly.