Best Hotels near Le Parc de Saint Symphorien des Monts, Manche

There are some good things and some bad things about this place. The location is convenient to the shuttle over to Mont St Michel, and is also one of the closest hotels, which is helpful if you make the long walk there or back. The room was also decent, as was the breakfast. That said, the hotel did not send the parking access code in advance so I had to call to get it - and when I did the person suggested we'd likely be able to get into our room early, however when we arrived, the staff refused to let us do so, and didn't even want to hold our bags (and we know the hotel had only been open for 1 night after a month+ closure, so doubt the room was even full at the time). Also, it was very loud - we heard people going up and down the stairs all night long.

Appears to be the only 4 star hotel in the hotel row in Mont St. Michel. The rooms have been renovated and are large enough by European standards and are comfortable Check in and checkout is efficient especially if you did it online, staff are friendly and helpful but lacking a smile to make it better. Hotel does not have an elevator, hence you need to haul your suitcases up the steps if you end up on 1st floor Breakfast is served in Le Pre Sale restaurant next door and for dinner reservations are strongly recommended

Very good accommodation Room very clean good bed room spacious family room double bed and one of 90 Fruit juice right breakfast good parking closed Hotel Recommend correct prices good location

This is our second visit to la Clef des Champs in Montpinchion, Normandy. You will recieve a big warm welcome from the owners Valerie and Alban who both speak quite good English and are able to understand you, and make themselves understood. The gite itself is outside the small village of Montpinchion that has a small school, bar and church, the nearest shops are a short car ride in Cerrisy du Salle where there is a lovely bakery in the central square and general store florist, bank and more. But getting back to the Gite, it is extremely clean, and very well equipped with everything and more that you need on a holiday. Valerie leaves a lovely welcome pack including wine, cider. There are some essentials like condiments left for you as well as coffee filters for the coffee machine. The information pack is really good, and very clear. There is also a good t.v, wii fi and board games left for you. The floorboards are squeeky but it is what you would expect in such an old building. Outside there is a sheltered table and chairs, as well as sunloungers and and a patio area with seating. We enjoyed looking at the night sky and shooting stars while laying on sunloungers. We haven't small children but there is a well equipped children's play area and for young and old there is a great petanque area with everything provided, Alban will show you how to play if u sure. We can not recommend this gite enough that is why we returned. It is so quiet that we all slept in every morning.

We loved this boutique hotel, a former manor house! There is so much history to the original building, and it is beautifully restored. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Our room had all the modern conveniences (except a mini fridge, which would have been helpful), while retaining old world charm. The hotel is convenient walking distance to several downtown restaurants. Mont St Michel is only a few miles away. Breakfast was mostly continental, but they do offer scrambled eggs and European bacon, and there are many other selections to choose from. Be sure to check out the courtyard, it is charming!

1 Nuit à trois dans cet hôtel. Le personnel est accueil, souriant et attentionné aux demandes. La chambre est propre, moderne, un peu petit pour trois, mais pour une nuit ça passe sans aucun problème. La literie est très confortable. Seul point négatif de la chambre, c'est qu'un simple rideau sépare le coin ”salle de bain” du reste de la chambre. L'intimité de la personne est très limité. Le petit déjeuné n'est pas grandiose et un peu limité en produit, mais suffit amplement.

We were fairly lucky to find this place ( last week of February is a holiday one in this part of France). We didn't expect luxury at the very cheap price we were offered, but we surely didn't expect the manager to be awaiting us as we arrived, showing us the car parking space, our room, asking us whether we needed help in booking a meal...The buffet breakfast was excellent value for money, and again charming service, help and information. The room itself was pretty basic, but just for the one night: and in the end, there was everything one needed. Three minor points of this room which just happened to be the one for disabled guests. The front door was not easy to close and lock from the outside, the wifi was hopeless (great in the breakfast room) and bathroom was much too big for the single radiator.

I was really disappointed by this hotel. Firstly, there were no hand towels in the bathroom, and no kettle with tea/coffee in the rooms. When I questioned this, I was told they had to differentiate themselves from other grades of hotel within the Accor group, and this three star (!) establishment did not rate either hand towels nor a kettle in the room. Given that they charge €80+ for a single room, and that the Premiere Classe chain, which charges €35-40, does provide hand towels, I thought this was a bit much. When I complained about the fact that one could not make tea in one's room, they informed me that they would be happy to make me a cup of tea if I just asked at the front desk. I did, and they then tried to bill me for this when I eft. Last but not last, the person at the front desk, the one who cam up with all the excuses, called me by first name throughout my stay. Clearly, nobody had ever told him that clients should be addressed as ”Madame” or ”Monsieur. I was invited to stay in this hotel for a job, but would never choose to stay there myself.