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"really like it, will stay at the same hotel again"

"Beautiful room, lovely grounds, desk staff and dining servers were amazing--great for dinner. But don't yell at the guests for using a wine glass for a juice glass when you have no other drinkware available. The dining service manager was rude, pushy and she did not hestitate to come over to our table and scold me like I was a child. I'm 60. If I want orange juice, I'll use whatever drinkware is available, and if that's a wine glass, so be it. I'm a guest, not your employee. "

"enjoyed our stay"

"Beautiful historic property in excellent condition. Excellent breakfast, super location. Only problem is noise on the side of the hotel facing the courtyard and bar. Could not sleep until the bar shut down our first night. Staff conveniently allowed us to move to a room on the other side of the hotel. No noise problem on that side. "

"Hôtel excellemment bien situé à côté du palais des papes et parking juste à côté."

"This beautiful property maintains its historic charms and the location can’t be beat. The staff is very accommodating and treats the guests with utmost respect. The furnishings need some good cleaning but of course they are trying to keep the old world style which can be a challenge. Breakfast was lovely and the bar service was top notch. Expensive but worth the splurge."

"Great location in the heart of the old town, close to fun dining, sightseeing, etc. "

"Amazing location and very comfortable, charming and well equipped. We booked last minute and were so happy to find it. Literally there isn't a better location. If younhave a car, 2 parking lots within a couple blocks either way. Be aware that it is on the 3rd floor with no elevator (typical for the older buildings downtown). Will stay again next time we visit Annecy."

"After being in some other congested, urban areas of France it was a really nice break to stay in a hotel on the edge of town, with a nice river flowing by and lots of greenery. It took about 30 minutes to walk into the central part of town, most of which was along the river on a quiet road. "