ibis Chalon Sur Saone Europe 3 gwiazdki

At this Hotel you Will always feel welcome. The reception welcome you and you feel at Home and vers welcome . The restaurant is workshop class . . I’m looking forward to dinner when I arrive … and in the morning a great breakfast … In the summer time the pool is a good place to relax .. And Chalon Sur Saône is in the heart of some of the world best wine producers ..

First time ever reviewed,but our overnight stay here was so good I felt they deserved a mention. After an exhausting drive from Tarragona Spain, we thankfully turned off the motorway and found this hotel. The receptionist asked the kitchen to cook something for us as they had just closed. No problem, excellent reception, food service, and very well organised to cope with covid restrictions. Breakfast equally recommendable to send us on our wY to UK. Highly recommended, Thank you❤️

Well placed just off the toll road. It was very easy to find. There is ample car parking on site. The restaurant offers meals in the evening and this is where breakfast is served in the mornings. Air conditioning in the room worked well. Would stay here again.

Really good value for money, if you just want a stop over on your way through. Big rooms, comfortable bed, air con, very pleasant staff. Good Covid precautions, and a nice restaurant if you don’t want to venture out.

This is a nice Ibis hotel near the autoroute. I stayed there for an overnight stop when driving between Spain and the UK. The staff were very peasant, the room comfortable (I slept really well) and the location convenient. The one flaw is that I checked in at around 20:50 and when I got to the restaurant a couple of minutes after 21:00, I was told that the kitchen was closed. It wasn't even possible to get me a snack. The location of this hotel makes it basically a motel. Lots of drivers stop their day of driving at about this time. Failing to provide food and a beer on site is too early. There was a slight communication problem, as I'm embarrassed to say that my French is very limited. I eventually worked out that the restaurant in the other Ibis hotel just a few minutes' walk away was still open, so I managed to get something there. Having been in Spain the week before, where nobody seems to even think of going for dinner before 21:00, closing the kitchen in a motel at 21:00 seems very early to me and not really very considerate of the needs of international travellers. Even if the full menu is not available, it ought to be possible to provide guests with a croque monsieur and a beer until quite late into the night.