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"The hotel is a 300-year-old castle. The owner also lives in the castle and takes care of several rooms himself. The owner was very hospitable. We arrived late on the day of check-in. The owner recommended and booked a nearby Chinese restaurant for dinner. The breakfast the next day was also prepared by the owner himself, rich and warm. Many ingredients are taken from their own or nearby farms, apples, honey, various berries, and butter cakes baked by the owner. After breakfast, sit in the living room and there are peacocks outside the window. Braving the drizzle, strolling through the castle manor, the peacock family opened the way ahead. Very comfortable and special experience. Booked two room types, one overlooking Mount Saint Michel."

"It was an incredible experience to be able to stay in a house like this cute fairy tale for about 40,000 yen with a family! It makes me feel like I bought a house in France. The garden is beautiful and there are plenty of amenities (soap, coffee, tea, hair dryer, towels, etc.). Staff  was also kind and it was a very comfortable stay. The only thing that was unfortunate was that the radio waves were too weak to connect to Wi-Fi. However, the staff did their best to connect to free radio waves and it wasn't a big problem because I have an eSIM. The problem is my father. I wonder why I have to bring work to my travel destination in the first place, and I was frustrated that I couldn't use my PC and couldn't work even though I could do as much as I could. So please come after you clean up your work. Then you can have a really nice experience. I didn't have time to hate and I couldn't have an elegant experience of having breakfast on a nice terrace. But it was a nice inn that I would like to come back again for that experience! It's not a place to travel easily from the location of the city, but I think Japanese people especially love this place. It's an atmosphere and scenery that is absolutely unavailable in Japan ... I could understand why overseas people want to stay in traditional Japanese houses. It is the feeling that everyone wants to know and the feeling that I want to keep secret forever 々. The number of beds is also sufficient, and the toilet and shower room are separated!"

"If you’re seeking a comfortable and modern stay near Mont Saint-Michel, the Altos Hotel & Spa in Avranches (often referred to as ‘Atos’ in user queries) stands out for its welcoming environment, wellness amenities, and easy access to local attractions. This hotel is praised for its contemporary design, spacious and bright rooms, and a serene spa area featuring sauna, jacuzzi, and massage services. It’s ideally situated just a short drive from Mont Saint-Michel, offering guests a tranquil base away from the crowds. Warm, attentive service and local restaurant recommendations from staff enhance the experience, while amenities like secure parking, fast Wi-Fi, and a generous breakfast buffet contribute to a relaxing and convenient stay."

"Nous avons trouvé facilement mais le souci c’est que nous sommes arrivés en dehors des heures d’accueil. Mon numéro de client était erroné et donc je n’arrivais pas à ouvrir la porte. Il a fallu téléphoner au service client qui m’a donné un autre numéro et là nous avons réussi à rentrer dans la chambre.  Autrement la personne a l’accueil  ensuite a été d’une gentillesse absolue et très agréable. Le petit déjeuner était très bon."

"The hotel is well located at the entrance to the city of Mont Saint-Michel, but don't expect to see a surprising view of either the bay or the abbey. There are the roofs of the buildings that surround it that block the view. The room is quite spacious and well appointed. The bathroom has a corner bath, but no window. The beds and furniture are clean, but I was unpleasantly surprised to see the state of the window sills and frames blackened with dirt. I wanted to put my phone there to make a video of the sunrise but I was quickly challenged by the state of the windows. The hotel does not have an elevator and the stairs are quite narrow. Therefore, not suitable for the elderly or people with reduced mobility. There was enough choice for breakfast and the girl who served us was very nice. There were just some products (pain au chocolat, for example) that were not replenished. It was not yet the end of the service, however. We wanted to eat at the restaurant but the reservation is full. Surprisingly, passing there at the start and middle of service, a lot of tables are empty but we were refused access and sent to the restaurant of the nearby inn."

"I'll be back."