Guest Houses in Pays de Laon

"Great stop over hotel for getting the channel tunnel. Does exactly what you want - clean beds and a good shower!"

"Clean and comfortable, perfect for an overnight stopover."

"Warm welcome by pleasant staff at check in Relaxed atmosphere without the hustle you find in the other nearby hotel chains Having used Reims and Tinqueux for a number of years this will now be our first choice hotel"

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"We are just spending one night here on the way back to the UK. Our room is clean and spacious, for less than £100 a night for 2 adults & 2 children (3 years and 6 months). There's a king sized bed, bunk bed and staff provided a cot for our baby on request. There's a water dispenser downstairs providing ice cold water and the hotel will provided a jug for this on request. It's currently 38C here, so we were really relieved that the AC worked so well in our room, much better in communal areas which are more open plan. Parking is included and appears to be ample based on who is currently on site. The only drawback is that a breakfast buffet isn't provided, however we have an early start anyway. Would stop here again."

"Great place to stay in new town centre. Railway station close by but we heard no noise. Rooms modern and clean. Receptionist very helpful."

"We loved this hotel, it was a convenient stopover on the way back to Calais. It is located across from a huge Carrefour and near other restaurants too, and the motorway. It has a lovely clean pool, great food at the restaurant for dinner and breakfast, and the rooms were clean and perfect especially with 3 separate beds for myself and 2 teen daughters! They are landscaping the outside areas behind the pool and am sure it will be a lovely added feature. I wish we had spent more time here to enjoy it."

"Perfect guest experience staff were amazing, thank you, loved Bamboo the dog, we loved our overnight visit so much we are returning on Saturday for 2 days."

"The staff was very helpful and friendly. There is also a swimming pool and ice rink combined across the street"