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120 Euros pour une étuve, c'est cher de l'heure de sommeil! Une chambre riquiqui, une salle de bain de maison de poupée, ça, on savait et ça ne nous posait aucun souci! Mais 120 euros pour ça, c'est du vol! Partis en urgence pour la Bretagne, j'ai essayé de réserver en ligne, pas possible, trop tard. On a donc utiliser la machine dans l'entrée ... Une catastrophe! Pas de facture ou même de ticket de paiement. Aucun accès au parking qu'on espérait compris dans les 120 euros, on a donc garé la voiture à cheval sur un trottoir le long de l'hôtel espérant la retrouver intacte le lendemain. Ah! Le petit déjeuner n'était pas compris non plus ... Seul point positif, la jeune femme responsable de l'accueil le lendemain matin était souriante et efficace.

Lovely property with great staff Our room on the 6th floor was at the front of the building over looking the bars & restaurants and therefore was quite noisy during the early hours of the morning Did have to open windows as air conditioning was not working as if left closed the room was very hot 🥵 All though the room was compact linens , towels and toiletries were of good quality alas we speak Spanish & English but no channels were operating these languages not even news Room was dusty and safe had an error which I mentioned to reception as could not be used - but overall the room did the job for 2 nights and we duly explored Nantes Would love to return and explore the city

The Radisson Blue hotel is located in the centre of Nantes, a very good experience. Personnels à l'écoute de son client. Service and room at the top. Breakfast with a wide range of products. A city to visit with its quality restaurants.

Excellent surprise for this hotel conveniently located between Nantes city center and on the way to the airport if catching a plane. I booked a one-night stay (04th - 05th December 2021) also based on the positive reviews read on Google and ***********. My stay in room 304 was extremely pleasant as the room is perfectly located on the courtyard, providing a quiet surrounding. The room itself is big and I was particularly impressed by its cleanliness. Furthermore, check in and check out at reception was very smooth and handled professionally. Talking to the reception team, it is obvious they genuinely like their job in the hospitality business. Their commitment, all the more resounding in this time of uncertainty, is pleasant and warm to witness. Next time in Nantes, I have found my preferred hotel :-)

One of my more exciting stays whilst on a trip overseas, was at this premier class hotel. I should have realised that Premier class was the brand, and not a reflection to the hotel, which is very much third-class. The entire building requires significant renovation, which should be inclusive of a very deep clean of all the gunge. I truly believe we were lucky to arrive when reception was open. Later that evening I witnessed a man trying to check-in, with no receptionist available, and the external terminal for booking in not working. The Front of house staff were incredibly friendly, and it was a delight to check-in. From this element of the service was perfect. The room was incredibly small, probably made smaller by having two beds in the room as opposed to one. The bathroom was a cramped tardis – but in reverse – it was tiny inside. On a plus it was possible to wash your feet while sitting on the toilet. There isn’t sufficient soap available, and just a hand dispenser which I presume was shower gel. The temperature of the water was fine, as was the pressure from the shower. This hotel sits on the flight path to an international airport, so if you are a plane enthusiast you’ll be delighted to note every three or four minutes a different aircraft to fly overhead en route to its landing point. Breakfast in the morning was slightly disappointing. Bread, butter, jam and yoghurt. Orange juice and coffee. The addition of some meats, pâté, cheeses, would have made this the more continental breakfast one would have expected. This hotel is definitely on the lower end of the budget spectrum, and that’s absolutely fine, you totally get what you pay for. I rated this hotel higher than perhaps I would’ve normally on account of the staff who were very accommodating.

Pros: proximity of airport about 10 mn walking distance from Nantes airport Friendly and formal staff Lovely bathroom very roomy Italian style. Lovely and wide with good pressure Comfortable beds ( had singles) Quiet room despite airport near bye Elevator Garden setting Cons: Outdated sad with minimum furniture ( perhaps we had the non yet updated room) A towel was found in my bed however it was clean towel but let me a bit unsettled. I brought it to the reception the next day for them to handle this or add it back to their towels count as we had all our towels accounted for. The staff was surprised. They later sent an email apologizing Breakfast price outrageous ( even for France so we did not get it) Reminds me of a better motel 6 A bit pricey for what is given The sister hotel next door is lovely but outrageous for dinner or a drink in a gorgeous lobby Overall clean enough and good location for one night no more Small room ( very ) Would return for an early departure from airport

The hotel is modern and pleasant. The studio is welcoming and bright (2 windows) located on the 6th floor with elevator. The bathroom is spacious: however, I would suggest adding a second coat hook and a wall shelf for practicality. The bed is comfortable, excellent mattress which is the most important thing for me if you want to have a good stay. The kitchen area is optimized. Appreciable WiFi access. Also note: a fitness room on the 4th floor. Too bad I couldn't take advantage of it given the heatwave... The only downside to the accommodation: the lack of air conditioning. Fortunately we were away during the day and only returned to the room in the evening.

Very nice staff, pretty hotel, right across from the gare and tram, around the corner from the castle and old town center. Those are the “goods”. However, we were given family room 111 which faces the street. The air conditioning was not working well, and when we opened the windows, there was the sound of the train, people fighting, or couples. We asked to have the air fixed but were just as uncomfortable the second night. The “rooms” are separated by sliding bamboo curtains, which made it impossible to sleep until the last person went to bed. Breakfast was very sp**** at the €14 per person charge. But reception staff was impeccably nice. I think we would choose a real hotel with real beds and real doors next time.