We have stayed here before and the area is quiet despite being close to the main railway station, the rooms are quiet but very small the toilet and shower was the smallest possible and only suitable for very thin people as there is no room to manouvreThe hotel restaurant was undergoing renovation as was the bar area so a bit restricted, but no price reduction, or addition loyaty points for the inconvenience as we had to go out for a meal, which in Tours is expensiveIt is a convenient stopping place en-route so we will probably us it again

A pleasant and convenient stay. The hotel is quite close to the station, and from the station runs the tramway which gives easy access to the centre of the town. It is not the fault of the tramway that it runs N - S while the interesting parts of the town run E - W.

When we booked the holiday using IBIS hotels, I deliberately booked them with parking and aircon in mind. The parking was no good as it was underground and too low, but nowhere was this mentioned n the website. The room was minute, we asked for twin rooms, which was questioned on check in, but still we had a double bed. The aircon was useless, but we couldn't open the window as you could see straight into other rooms and vice versa, also people sitting outside drinking were quite noisy until relatively late. On checkout we mentioned this, but the guy on reception was indifferent.

I have two artificial hips and I found the steps up and down from the shower too high. But the staff did change us into a disabled room which luckily was free. This was flat and suitable. Other hotels in your chain do not have quite such high steps.

Quite easy to find as it's next to the main station and not far from the motorway. Car-parking is next door in an underground car-park with favourable rates if you stay in the hotel. Excellent and efficient check-in. Quite standard rooms for an IBIS and you need your electronic key to access the lift to get to the bedrooms. Very busy hotel, but very quiet and within a short walk to the old town with a wide range of restaurants, cafes etc. Very busy at breakfast but the buffet was being constantly replenished and very swift to provide my wife and daughter with the gluten free options.

This is a good hotel - a little bit dated but perfectly ok. Good location for the train station, though a 10 minute or more walk to the city centre. Definitely worth the value. Parking right next door with discount for Ibis residents.

Altho both hotel and breakfast were good The reception staff left something to be desired I paid for breakfast and parking upon arrival but did not feel the need for a receipt. Different reception staff on check out had no record of this and required me to pay again. My only complaint

Looking for a hotel room in Paris last week and nothing is below 200 Euros. I've spent many years in Tours (many years ago) and knew I had the urge to go back and visit. One hour by train and hotel room rate at less than half, it was the right thing to do. Now I have seen review of this hotel (and I have stayed there before) complaining about the size of the bathroom, the food, the location, the neighborhood ... the whatever. Those reviews are either written by people who seldom travel and still think you can get a luxury suite for nothing, or people who just like to complain about everything. The bathroom is less than 2 square meters. Perfect!, so I can reach the towel rack while still in the shower. The food in the restaurant is not great. Get out and walk! Rue Colbert is only 15 minutes walk and there are plenty of good restaurants there. I recommend the Turon, or Les Canailles. Besides, walking before and after a meal is good for your health. The buildings around the hotel are ugly? Of course, Tours center was completely destroyed during WWII so you can see the post war architect style... Not to mention that the hotel is right in the administrative district, which means, it is VERY quiet at night, and this is something that I personally appreciate very much. What else? Oh, its 5 minutes walk to the train station. The bar is always open. The staff is friendly if you are friendly with them (bad treatment is what arrogant tourists deserve).

The Ibis Tours centre has put me up endless times over the years. Always a good sleep, quite a good breakfast and a perfect indoor parking next door. The restaurant now has a new menu and is worth a try. Food was slightly cold yet otherwise ok. Quite dedicated service for such a place. The reception is really helpful.Bathrooms are very small indeed, yet quite functional.

The proximity to the train station of the city of Tours is a great advantage. This hotel is a great opportunity to visit the castles of the Loire Valley nearby. Excellent facilities by the proposed price.

Ibis hotels are not five star but they offer reasonably-priced, clean and well-equipped bedrooms, excellent breakfasts, pleasant and welcoming staff, and are generally situated in central locations. Ibis Tours Gare is no exception and we have stayed there more than once. Sadly dinner was fully booked (it was a mid-August Saturday) but we found an excellent alternative in the Station brasserie, Cafe Leffe.

Отель удобно расположен неподалеку от вокзала. Номер обычный для гостиниц Ибис. Отличный разнообразный завтрак. Огорчает плохая звукоизоляция номеров - был шум от туристических групп и хлопания дверей. Были проблемы с интернетом: периодически связь исчезала, в течение одного из вечеров интернет отсутствовал совсем.

This is a modern, bright and very clean hotel. The rooms are quite small but the quality is good. The restaurant was a surprise....had a delicious evening meal and breakfast. Good location....can walk to Old Town and train station.

We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights, in our Loire Valley visit. The room was not very large, the usual French Ibis size I would say. The double bed was large and comfortable. We had both breakfast and dinner in the hotel, quite good both of them. Parking entrance is right near the hotel entrance, stop to the reception first and ask for a parking ticket before going in. The hotel is <1km from the train station, and ~2km to the historic city area, but we used the car to move around.

Located some distance from town near the railway and a large number of flats. Had been once previously,was OK. Bedrooms small ,door hits bed,bolt in bathrooms. Obvious security issues as one needs a key for the lift, plus need to book in prior to entering public car park. Food was awful. Unable to bok for required dates as I was not booking enough rooms !!!!!