Appart City Cap Affaires Caen

I liked the central location even though it was a little hard to find at first. It was a nice size for a family of 6.

It was hard to find because road names were not marked. Also, we were very lost and tried to call the number to let someone know we were running late. The number connected us to a central booking number and no one knew how to get in touch with anyone. Luckily, once we found the hotel another guest showed us how to access the safe that contained the key for the room. We would have been in serious trouble if that guest had not come along.

The hotel was clean and functional

The location was convenient to the locations we were visiting, so that was most important in our choice of accommodations.

It was convenient to the bus and tram line.

There was no real bed, it was a hide-a-bed. Not that they have to, but every other hotel lets you check in early, but they would not let us check in two hours early. You have to pay for extra towels and tp. I thought it was over priced for what you got.

Ease of parking and location

No complaints , would recommnend and would stay again

Appart City Cap Affaires Caen was a good basic hotel - Staff very helpful. Exactly what we wanted for the D-Day celebrations.

I liked the continental breakfast.

I did not like the setup of the apartment we stayed in. For 4 adults it was not big enough and the bathroom was situated in the bedroom. Therefore, the couple that used the bedroom had to endure the other couple walking through the bedroom to the bathroom. In addition, the web information stated 'city center' and it was not within walking distance of any restaurants.

Great efficiency and help from staff

The rooms were clean and tidy and provided adequate shower/bathroom facilites. They building was quiet, and handily situated near a Carrefour supermarket and mall. It provided a handy base from which to visit all the D-Day Beaches, sites and Bayeux, which was the object of our trip. The restaurants in the centre of Caen were a short drive away.

We had three rooms, two of which were listed as having twin beds. They were, in fact, not two proper individual beds, but two mattresses pulled out from the sofa. One of the mattresses was simply laid out on the floor. The "twin" pull out beds in the double room apartment were the same. If there was another way of setting them up we were not aware of it.

We had a pleasant stay at Appart City. The room was an efficiency type apartment and was clean. It was small by American standards but ok with the two of us. The one thing is when the write up said "pull out bed" it meant "pull out bed" from a sofa. The sofa bed was pretty comfortable for 2 nights but wouldn't want to have that for a week.

yes, I wanted to extend my stay but unfortunately when trying to do so over the phone, there was to option of english speaking, in which we elected. There was no one available to us and we had to go else where in caen for accomodation.

Cheap. Clean. Free Parking. Internet access (though not free). Relatively close to the D-Day Memorial. Coffee pot (no filters) and small refrigerator (very small). Bathroom in the room.

Very odd hours of reception desk--no help or information when it is closed. This is in reality a dorm room, not an apartment or suite as advertised. Couldn't really cook in the "kitchen", it was too small with no counter space at all. Wasn't twin beds but a trundle bed. No extra blanket so got cold. Hard to find--difficult to see sign from street. No flexibility in check in or check out times.