ibis Lille Tourcoing Centre

Stayed here while we were playing a show just over the border in Belgium... Usual Ibis, nothing great, just your basic decent nights sleep... The town center is just a walk around the corner for shops and places to eat.

This hotel is not de luxe. And the building is not charming. But if you need to stay in Tourcoing it’s fine. It’s 10 mins on foot from the station, there’s a Metro station 1 Minute away. The staff have been impeccable to me, happy to keep the bar open to serve me a beer. The bed is comfortable. So, overall, good value.

A really warm welcome with extremly helpful staff. Although the rooms need a little refreshing the rooms were comfortable especially for myself partner and daughter. The only thing that would improve the hotel is tea/coffee in the rooms

The staff are very friendly and helpful and keen to help but the basic surroundings look tired and worn and in desperate need of some attention. My room was clean and tidy but there was a lot of noise from activity outside the hotel late at night. A colleague travelling with me did not have the same experience, he requested a room change which the hotel gladly made available.

We stayed at the Ibis Hotel, Tourcoing on 4 may 2019 on our way to Calais from the Black Forest area. The room was large and the beds clean and comfortable. That, unfortunately, is all that was good about this hotel. The evening meal was awful - tough, undercooked pork with rice, green beans, salad and gravy. Salad and Gravy? After a good night's sleep we were ready for a good breakfast. Horror of horrors! Two large groups (we were with a party of 40+) struggling to find somewhere to sit. Everything was in short supply, including staff. There weren't enough tables and chairs. Milk, cereal, juice and just about everything else ran out. There was no help to be found and at one point several desperate people actually went into the kitchen in search of assistance. It was to no avail. Plates ran out, cups ran out as did cutlery. People stirred their tea with the handle of their forks - if they had tea and forks. Some shared their cutlery. We were fortunate enough to have a knife so, when we finished with it, we wiped it with a clean tissue and passed it to another couple. When they had used it, they in turn passed it on to the next table. Where the staff were during this fiasco is a mystery. Anyway, my advice to you is simple. If you are planning to stay at this sorry place, DON'T! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!