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B’O Resort & Spa
4/564 Reviews
Je viens très régulièrement depuis de nombreuses années dans cet établissement ( une vingtaine de séjours ) car c est notre petit cocon de détente en famille qui plait à tout le monde. L'accueil est toujours aussi agréable et le lieu toujours aussi bien entretenu depuis ces nombreuses années. ( bravo aux personnels de ménage pour leurs travail discrétion et politesse) La nouveauté de la possibilité de départ tardif est excellente( 15h au lieu de 11h avec un petit supplément de tarif ) . Mon avant dernier séjour était le 4 février qui était à la hauteur comme d'habitude....eau de la piscine trés chaude le hammam en fonctionnement un pur bonheur !!...Mais cette fois ci ( le 25 mars) la déception.... l 'eau de la piscine était trop froide pour pouvoir rester se détendre et profiter des jets ( c 'est la deuxiéme fois que ça m arrive en ces nombreux séjours) c'est dommage !! Est ce du à l économie d'énergie ? J' avoue que je désirais réserver un autre séjour dans les prochains jours ... cette déception me fait hésiter... La réponse à mon interrogation de l accueil est malheureusement loin de me rassurer!! dommage ..
Le Manoir du Lys, the Originals Relais (Relais du Silence)
4.3/539 Reviews
Having looked at the pictures on the internet, we were expecting a family run property that had been relatively recently updated. We made a last minute reservation for a room in the main building, as we were only here for a single night didn't think we needed a larger room. On entering the property, it is very apparent that it is old fashioned, but old fashioned can mean charming and the best of hospitality, but that definitely wasn't the case here. We were shown to the room by the receptionist which was on the 2nd floor, with access to the 1st floor by lift and then something of a wander through a rabbit warren of corridors to reach the room. The decor of the room could best be described as unusual, although it would have been fine for one night. We then looked at the bathroom which was at best 1980s vintage, and not a good one at that! This is just the thing I try to avoid in hotels. We quickly hotfooted it back down to reception to try and change room. We ended up being offered one of their pavilion rooms. The full supplement was charged for this and at EUR 255 including breakfast doesn't exactly represent great value. This room is located in a newer building (everything is relative), although it has also clearly seen better days. As the name attests, it is pavillion like in nature, and the interior has some nice interior design touches such as solid shutters that fold back flush into the walls, as well as some not so nice ones such as the Jackson Pollock inspired (and I use this description very loosely) painting on the headboard above the bed. The worst thing, the tired decor aside, was that the room was cold. It is late November, although relatively mild for this time of year, with no frost on the ground, so it certainly is not exceptional weather. Even with the heating on full blast, and the heating is from fan heaters, so it is noisy, like having a hairdryer on, the room didn't really get that warm. When it came to trying to sleep, we had to choose between the room being cold or trying to sleep downdraft of a jet engine so we chose the former. The bathroom, with the small towel rail on max, never got warm either. In full on winter, make sure you bring your skiwear! The best thing about the hotel was the breakfast, which was all homemade from high quality produce. It was a great start to the day. The whole ethos of this place feels stuck in the past, perhaps the best example of this is this little vignette. On the day of departure we were heading to Calais, and because of timings, wanted to leave at 11.30. Check-out is at 11, again a charming relic of the past, so we asked if we could have the room for an extra half hour. The response was ”check-out is at 11”, although they did extend it for us by 30 minutes. If you want to experience all that was bad about hospitality in the 20th century, then this place is almost a perfectly preserved time capusle of that era, both physically and in the style of the service. Unless you are str

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Highest PriceAU$779
Lowest PriceAU$99
Number of Reviews103
Number of Hotels2
Average Price (Weekdays)AU$276
Average Price (Weekends)AU$282

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Planning a trip to Bagnoles de l'Orne? New and popular hotels in Bagnoles de l'Orne recommended by Trip.com. You can plan a day tour in Bagnoles de l'Orne. Bagnoles de l'Orne is not a big city. When traveling here, you can choose to stay in hotels around the city center.

There is no civilian airport in this city. You can visit a nearby city first, and then head to Bagnoles de l'Orne using other means of transportation. Although there aren't any airports or train stations, visitors can come to the city via bus or other means of transportation.

Although Bagnoles de l'Orne is not a large city, there are still hotels with great value for your money. There are not many well-known chain hotels in Bagnoles de l'Orne, but staying at a unique local hotel will make you feel at home. Relais du Silence le Manoir du Lys in Bagnoles de l'Orne is a favorite among Trip.com users. If you're still unsure, Trip.com recommends Hôtel Normandie.

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