hotelF1 Vernon 0 stella

We have stayed in several f1 hotels over the years and 2 so far this trip. This particular one is looking a little tired and in need of an update like many of the others have had already but that said it is clean and the customer service that has been provided so far by Laura makes up for any of the negatives. She could not have been more helpful, polite and genuinely pleasant. Thank you Laura

Hôtel sale ( douche et toilette ) photos à l’appuie .. Odeurs nauséabondes dans la chambre 201 . Gens qui parle fort dans les couloirs tard la nuit .. je constate que je suis pas le seul à être mécontent, et que finalement les gérants en n’on rien à faire des avis.. je consent pas cette hôtel

Accueil limite, pas d’accompagnement en chambre. Nous demande de régler la chambre une nouvelle fois alors que celle ci est déjà réglée et débitée. Manque d’isolation au niveau sonore. Aucune possibilité de déjeuner sur place. Entretien des espaces communs critique...

L’accueil est à se demander si on est des nuisances, pas de politesse, vous répond que par le strict minimum agrémenté de quelques vents. Si ce n’était que ça... la chambre est SALE avec une odeur repoussante presque aussi lumineuse qu’avec quelques bougies. Il y a d’autres surprises mais vous ne voulez pas le savoir...

We arrived at the Formule 1 in Vernon on a Sunday evening and used the phone on reception to summon the rather dour male receptionist who immediately questioned me in clipped french as to whether I realised there was no toilet or shower in my room? Maybe he had had problems before and fortunately I understood (and knew that’s how Formule1 hotels work....) The room was average, slightly tired and looked out onto the 24hr filling station of the huge adjacent Intermarché (and it was used constantly!). It is right beside a pizza restaurant but beware...it is closed on Sunday evenings. So we had to drive into the centre of Vernon (an interesting place by the River Seine with many historic buildings had we had more time) where we eventually found a small restaurant and wrestled with slightly tough entrecôte and frites. Early next morning the area came alive with noisy street cleaners and ‘leaf-blowers’ and we checked out and had breakfast in a café in the Intermarché shopping complex. On reflection a Formule 1 breakfast would have been easier and sufficed. We were however one of the first in the queue to visit Monet’s Garden arriving before the crowds, well worth the visit, a beautiful place! In summary easy but rather drab stop-over, bereft of places to eat, especially on a Sunday.