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"Quiet, easy walk to centre of town"

"Very good for the centre of the town. Short walk to all restaurants and night life. Easy to get too. If you have a large car, eg Range Rover Vogue may be tricky. "

"Suited us very well. Easy parking. Attentive and helpful staff. Rooms quiet and cool. Good breakfast choices."

"Nice hotel. Good bar. Good breakfast."

"Simple easy check in even when it’s late. Room was great although not a quiet hotel due to location and it being a Friday night but not not an issue really. Would stay again as only 15 mins from Vimy and an hour or so from Le Shuttle. "

"The staff were amazing and very friendly, made my stay Wonderful "

"Perfect location for our needs"

"This hotel was perfect for our 2/3 day visit to Albert and it's surrounding WW1 battlefield history. Situated on the outskirts of Albert the hotel was clean with good parking and very easy to find. We booked a breakfast and dinner stay and we couldn't fault it. Dinner was a 2 course meal with a choice of French or English dishes. Being a small restaurant there were 3 French meal options and 3 or 4 English meal options (for example fish and chips) available during our stay. Breakfast was a typical continental style buffet. The hotel is small with very friendly and helpful staff. There are no frills at this hotel but if you are out and about visiting the many battlefields or local museums and towns then good food and a comfortable bed at the end of the day are what's needed and we definitely got this at this hotel. We would highly recommend this hotel and would definitely stay here again if in the local area in the future. "

"Hotel located about 10 minute walk from Train station. Easy check in although first room assigned already had someone in the room. Room had 2 single beds which were comfortable. Room was clean and comfortable. Hotel within easy walking distance of central plaza where there were many restaurants. Purchased morning breakfast for 10.5 Euro. Scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, cheese, yogurts, croissants, juice and coffee and dry cereals."