Les Terrasses Poulard

Le Mont Saint-Michel is prachtig, en dit hotel ligt er gewoon op, dus perfect. Je bent er als eerste en laatste bij om rustig de boel te verkennen, voordat de massa zich in de straatjes verdrummen.

Ontbijt is op een andere locatie en is pover, zeker geen € 10 waard.

Heel goed onderhouden en proper, verse lakens en handdoeken alle dagen. heel vriendelijk personeel

Mooie verzorgde kamer met uitzicht op zee. Het restaurant is perfect gelegen met uitzicht op zee en als het goed weer is kun je daar je ontbijt nemen aan het raam dat volledig is opengevouwen.

Het ontbijt is niet slecht maar kan voor een drie-sterren hotel wel wat uitgebreider zijn.

You really need to put in your advertising the amount of climbing just to get one's room. Any one with a physical limitation would be totally unable to climb the stairs to the check in desk let alone their room.

Le Mont St. Mechel

Unfortunately the stay was overnight and short. Did not have much time to explore the grounds. Very friendly staff, and clean rooms. Best combination of a Chateau style living and launch platform for the D-Day beaches exploration - 2 nights stay would have been ideal.

While breakfast is well priced and adequate, warm food (omelette) would have been a plus welcome. Ourselves and the table next to us did ask.

It is supposedly a once in a lifetime experience to stay on the Mont.

Our room faced the rampart wall, not unlike facing a wall in any city. No view of the bay or of the lovely buildings. The room was tiny. We had to leave too early to get the free breakfast that didn't start until 8. Staff had to warm up but were then nice. The room would be a $60 room in the US; it was $170 on the Mont. Tourist trap.

The hotel is well positioned providing the advantage of being able to experience Mont Saint Michel after the hoards of day-trippers have left. It is fairly basic but comfortable - bathroom if functional though not flash and the bed is comfortable. Cnn is the only english speaking channel.

It was fine but just need to be aware that some rooms are in a seperate annex that is up several flights of steps - might be an issue for those with mobility problems but then the whole island would be. Not a problem for us though. There is no air con so we opened the window. As our room was ground level we had intermittent noise from people on the alley.

Location was good- not too far up the hill to Mont-St-Michel. The hotel was interesting with signed pictures of many famous people who had apparently stayed there over the years.

When touring Europe there are a lot of things that are great to see but the event is dampened by local circumstances. Not so staying at this great hotel, you get to park close to the entrance, in the same parking lot as the local residents. It's only a few hundred meters to your room and as the waters rise the rest of the parking lots empty.

It's not a complaint actually but all should be aware that the converted hotel rooms are quite small and there could be several flights of stairs to navigate. Make sure to arrange for portage when you book your room or plan on carrying your luggage up.

It's location. Mont St. Michel is very commercial, but it's a breathtaking place.

Unfortunately, the room smelled of mold.

Being at Mont St. Michel after all the crowds had left was great. Great location, easy to find and very easy access since you had to carry all your luggage from the causeway parking area.

No, the hotel was everything we had anticiapted and more.

La ubicación.

Las escaleras que hay que subir para llegar.