Mercure Libourne Saint Emilion Hotel 4 stars

Good location, but the rooms are small and lack any features of a 4* hotel. The hotel doesn't have a restaurant, neither minibar, rooms are small with typical Ibis layout, furniture and amenities hence the title of the review.

Beautiful room, beautiful view. Better to stay in summer as apart from view not a lot to do. Downside apart from lady who checked us in felt the rest of staff unfriendly and unwelcoming. Not the best Mercure for that reason.

A great location for anyone looking to visit a wine Château. A modern and clean hotel albeit without a restaurant. The room was a bit tight on space but the balcony made up for that. Breakfast selection was okay. Parking spaces are limited so it might be wise to pre-book it if you can.

excellent in all respects. Location good, ambience first rate, room and bed very comfortable, overlooks river and boulevard , quiet but with activities and restaurants close by, staff exceptional , very helpful and friendly , excellent value for money , well situated for Bordeaux and very close to St. Emilion. WEW will go back certainly.

Hotel had been refurbished and was therefore very clean and tidy. Hotel rooms rather small, however bathroom and separate toilet spacious. Very friendly and helpful staff. Convenient for vist to Saint Emilion.

The hotel is ideally situated for visiting the sights, bars & restaurants of Libourne. The room was very comfortable if a little small but as we only use it for sleeping it really is of little relevance. The staff and parking facilities were excellent

Only an overnight stay en-route from Southern Spain to London but a pleasant an comfortable stay. Right next to the river and a short walk to the main square and restaurants. Didn't try the breakfast as back on the road early.

We recently stayed at this accommodation, and can honestly say this was the worst breakfast we have had whilst staying at Accor Hotels. My colleague normally has scrambled eggs for breakfast, but the eggs were so runny he almost threw up!. There was limited cereals, drinks etc. We paid E15.50 each for breakfast, and when i complained to the Receptionist, there was an apology but no discount. This was without doubt our worst breakfast experience we have had whilst staying at Accor Hotels, which is why i thought it best to bring this to your attention. Hopefully you will review my comments, and reply.

Overlooking the confluence of the Isle and Garonne rivers, this comfortable hotel is a stone's throw from the bustle of St Emilion, and makes a good base for visiting the vineyards of Pomerol, St Emilion and Entre Deux Mers. Ask for a high floor room overlooking the quais, the old harbour whence wines were shipped to the UK, before the rise of Bordeaux as a transhipment port. There is a good local restaurant, Zinc.

Restaurant at Logis de France "La Tour" one block away. Very Very good. Strongly reccomend the wine "Chateau TouMalin" 2011 a huge Bordeaux from Passac, 15% a great and inexpensive wine. Libourne a relatively small city with not much to do but close to wine country Reception and service, Excellent Very helpful staff No restaurant at Hotel, bar closes early.

Good accommodation but very disappointing that there was only a poor quality bar menu and no restaurant. The view from the room was picturesque but was partly obscured by adjacent buildings. The town was shut as our stay was Easter Monday but I would think that on a normal day Libourne is a really good place to visit.

Convenient for business in town, and also only 10 minutes from St Emilion, this is a great choice if you prefer not to be based in St Emilion itself with its 1+ million visitors a year. The Sunday market in Libourne is worth the price of a visit in itself and the family run restaurant 100 metres down the road, La Tour du Port is worth a visit.

Room a bit small, and did not have a frig/mini-bar, but otherwise quite good amenities. Ask for a room on a higher floor overlooking the river. Location good, although a 15 min walk if coming from the train station. We went to the market square for breakfast, only a 5 min walk. Staff helpful. Very good value for money.

Hotel at the confluence of two rivers and well-placed for easy access to the beautiful town. Good sized room kept in excellent condition and polite and pleasant staff to assist. Price paid was reasonable. Excellent for exploring wine growing areas and the Gironde estuary.

This hotel is a good location for a trip to the wine region of St Emilion. Rooms are of a good size and the hotel has a city centre location. Staff are helpful but there is no restaurant. The bar offers a variety of snacks and a good selection of local wine. Private parking is a must so ensure you advise the hotel before you arrive.