B&B Fleurie

"We are road tripping through France with our 5yo... What a find! Lenz is a great host, he speaks several languages, he even brought water out to the car for our onward journey! We called ahead and asked for child's bed in the room which was no problem. His family is adorable and the children played with our daughter in garden. The rooms are gorgeous inside and very cosy. Breakfast was delicious. Thanks for an enjoyable stay."

La Maison du Potager de Mazières

"We had two rooms under the roof. No air conditioning, but we had luck because it was not too hot. In the night in the night I sneaked my head against a black- she too - supporting the roof. The breakfast very often described as excellent included by person 1 growing, three tranches of white and full baguet, honey, 2cl house confectionery and so much good mama marmelade, a brassed carpet yaourt, The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable, and the hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel is a good hotel for the guests."

Logis - le Christina

"Very quiet hotel, well located. You feel comfortable as soon as you walk through the door, especially during the heatwave! Very pleasant staff, perfect room and very good breakfast."

Fasthotel Saint-Amand-Montrond Orval

Le Petit Nançay

"Beautiful and rural B&B. This B&B is a very nicely restored Aude house. We stayed here for one night. Our room was beautiful and from a good size, the negative point of the room, there was no wardrobe or hangers, and also the internet connection in the room was zero. We think this is due to the old thick walls, so we could not get the room warm with the heating, but the room should be wonderfully cool during the summer months. The owners are very friendly, and the breakfast is like everywhere in France. The B&B also has a private parking, furthermore a very pleasant environment."

The Originals City Hôtel le Berry Bourges

"The space is extremely small, and the hygiene is very poor."

ibis budget Bourges

"Big blood sticks under the rope"

The Originals Access, Hôtel Bourges Gare

"Good bedding"

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."

Château de Lazenay, Bourges Val d'Auron

"I just left this hotel and I absolutely have to share my experience: I woke up to a spider crawling on my shoulder, turned on the light and found 10 more ready to descend on the bed. Room on the top floor with exposed beams that no one has cleaned in years. I had a nightmare night. Room on the second floor with no elevator so if you have joint problems, forget it, very steep stairs. Basic breakfast with 4 items thrown together. I understand why it's a 2-star... forget it!"

Kyriad Bourges Sud

"The hotel is well located right next to the airport, the shower on the other hand is quite small and the breakfast is less than in other Kyriad, otherwise nothing to say comfortable bedding and good reception by the staff"

Château de Beaujeu

"I think if you look closely at the reviews as one would closely at the rooms you would agree that something is amiss. I agree from afar it is beautiful, but. So when we arrived no one was there - no code delivered and after numerous calls and messages we gained entrance (about 30 – 45 minutes of waiting in the car wondering where we were going to spend the night – and no you can’t say this is on me – you are selling a hotel room at the end of the day should have a system to allow guests entry without guessing – e.g. no one picked up the phone when we called). The receptionist/manager that met us was very pleasant and friendly – only reason why a few stars at all. As others have said, the estate is completely run down, significant water damage everywhere (mold?) and material structural damage throughout (oh my, on one external wall there are five to six windows missing entirely and open to the elements). All the rooms are clean on their face but look closer and it is scary. As mentioned elsewhere everything is in dis-repair. A shame as from afar this place is amazing and has loads of potential. The owners (who apparently live there in some fashion) showed up later in the evening and treated us with disdain and did not even acknowledge our hello. The pool was half full and the water a deep green color quite offsetting - the small playground was rusted and crumbling to the ground, the grand dining room (for Brekkie) was dark, dusty and not very clean - i saw into the kitchen and it looked like a hurricane went through it. That translates across to the entire property - we even snuck a look into the loft rooms (which were unkempt, disgusting and looked as if squatters lived there and the main living space, with a huge snooker table, covered in boxes felt as if its grandeur disappeared around 1970). The other couple we were with thought it was a grand experiment of the old bourgeoisie and delighted in the unique aspect of staying in a run-down chateau. I was looking for a relaxing night’s sleep, which I did not get (too afraid of how unclean it all felt) and could not get out of there quickly enough at 5am (luckily they gave us the gate code to escape). [edited for typos]"