Hotel La Pause

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• futuras

  12 octubre 2016
  "La Pause" Ticks all the Boxes

  I recently had my second overnight stay at La Pause about a week ago and just like my first stay everything was perfect. M. Christofe was as helpfull as ever. My room on the upper floor was very quiet and well fitted out. The small kitchen area is most useful for preparing a simple supper and suited my own requirements vary well. My Motorcycle was safely parked on the property. La Pause does seem to be unique being in a quiet residential area but only a short drive to ammenities for those wishing to avail themselves of more substantial evening meals. La Pause does indeed, "Tick all the Boxes".

  

• Helenruth123

  26 mayo 2017
  Excellent last minute booking

  Having had a eventful journey with car problems and numerous traffic issues on our way to France we realised that we needed an overnight stop. Usually we are organised and book in advance. Without the opportunity to research we booked La Pause and what a find! Excellent value, large clean room, including a small kitchen. After the initial misunderstanding of us arriving earlier than expected all went smoothly and I can highly recommend La Pause. We will definitely be back. Good overnight stop on journey to mid France.

  

• JulieLawson7

  09 julio 2018
  Great room, great value

  Easy to find, parking and a brisk 30 minute walk to Centre Ville with a stunning cathedral. Large room with all facilities - kitchen and all pots and pans; chairs desk and table. Clean and the little grass outside. Couldnt ask for more

  

• mikebP5181RK

  10 julio 2018
  Good value, quiet

  Booked about 3 weeks before trip using trip advisor rating. Glad we dis as full. Large room with fridge - though could have done with a comfy chair. Friendly staff including owner. Too far for us to walk in (very hot too) but found low costs/free parking just outside town centre. Quiet suburban location

  

• Simon E

  01 septiembre 2018
  WEIRD

  This is a story rather than a review. We found a parking slot, and then we headed to reception. There was no-one there, but I learned that the 'gardien' (caretaker, I think, in English) was just coming. He literally rolled up: it was apparent that he was very drunk. He managed to take us to our apartment. This was immaculately clean and well equipped, and I put the experience of the gardien behind me. I saw that the fridge was set to zero, so I turned it on -nothing. So, off I went to the gardien. 'My fridge doesn't work'. He let out an exasperated and alcoholic gasp. 'Well, what can I do for you?' he asked. 'You'll have to get me another room.' More gasping. 'I'll have to ring the boss. I'll come to your room.' Back in the room, the fridge had started to work but no light coming on. I pointed this out to the gardien. 'None of them have lights,' he exhaled upon me. Well, the apartment was very nice. Huge bed. Unfortunately, despite 'no smoking' signs, there was a persistent whiff of cigarette smoke, much to my wife's annoyance. Next issue: despite all my efforts I could not get the electric hob to work. Oh no! Another trip to the gardien. I found him in his own apartment. More huffing and puffing. I couldn't catch all of what he said, but enough to grasp that he was extremely annoyed with me, and close to becoming insulting. The usual , 'What do you want me to do about it?' Then: ''Thank God not all the guests are like you.' At one point I think he actually said, 'if you want this sort of service then go to Campanile.' He reluctantly came to the apartment, and we did get the hob to work. By this stage, the whole thing was comical, and I just took it as an entertainment. I confess to quite enjoying it all. However, it did occur to me that if something terrible happened (a fire, for instance), then the gardien may have been useless.