We needed a room with the possibilty to cook and we did well as a lock down was announced and set during our stay. Well furnished, the kitchen was easy to use and to cook. Room has a balcony and a good et comfortable bed.

Very good

The accommodation was clean and as advertised. The staff were friendly and helpful. A short walk to the Tours tram service was very helpful. Very close to the main railway station. The parking below the hotel was very useful with an elevator directly to it ..... not always the case !

We very much like staying in this hotel when travelling to Tours: is very well located, the service is very good and helpful, the studios are always clean. Overall, a very good experience.

Good location, a few minutes by foot from the station and town centre. The room, bathroom and kitchen were spacious and well equipped. The balcony and air con were particularly enjoyable.

This was the first time of using an Adagio hotel and the last. The double bed was small and hard and the pillows lumpy and hard. The room lacked facilities and many things had to be requested. Staff were responsive and helpful.

We initially booked for a studio room and had it upgraded to one bedroom apartment. The room is bigger but the kitchen size is still the same. Hotel provides an underground parking for 10EUR/night. Overall the room is okay.

I arrived on Friday 15th July at 8:30pm with a reception closed. The was no communication from the hotel that the reception is not a 24/24... The key is left in a safe with a code. Of course, nobody provides you with the code even though you have checked-in the room on-line before 24 hours. It's not acceptable at all and a waste of time. Regarding the comfort of the room, it's an old and badly maintained hotel.

The beds are thin hard and low, pillows are small, people is not nice. Cleanliness is average. A/c is noisy. No parking access. Door can be open without key or fob at night. Breakfast area is too small.

Facilities compatible with the price. Room with adequate dimensions, good bathroom, kitchen with minimal equipment needed. Very difficult to park the car during the day on the street without paying. It's easier at night. They also have paid parking, I think for 10 euros a day.

We spent three nights in the Adagio Tours. The staff is not always in the reception, but when they are not there, everything still works well. The hotel is well located. We rent a car and it was possible to park it at the street. There is a Carrefour supermaket nearby (1,6km) and we cooked our dinner without problem.

Apartment should have fully equiped kitchen. So, tea cups is probably not necessary crockery. Personel said that there is no cups and glasses and proposed me to drink coffee and tea from bowls. Toilet paper is available only on working days from 8:00 to 4 p.m. so we propose to build spare stock on Friday. Loire castles are beatiful and we quick forgotten about cups and paper.

I had a small studio with view to the railway tracks-perfectly adequate for one person. Both room and bathroom looked recently refurbished and the bed was comfortable although I would have preferred a duvet to the continental bedding provided. The double glazing did not block out the noise from the trains. There was aircon in my room. I missed a shelf in the bathroom or somewhere to place my toilet bag. Shower curtain, not my favourite and the water pressure in the shower was quite low. No chance of a quick shower if you are a lady with long hair. Even though this is a budget option, there should have been a hair dryer. Kitchen had no cups, only bowls for the French café au lait. A bit strange in a city hosting so many foreigners. Electric kettle, coffee maker and ceramic hob for making light meals. Indoor parking was full when I arrived, so if you plan to use this I suggest you notify the hotel in your booking request. Street parking is hard to find. Conveniently located a 10-15 minutes walk to the city center and very close to the station. There were plenty of eateries in the street behind the station including a wonderful Japanese called Parfum Culture. Did not locate any supermarket or convenience store nearby.