L'Hotellerie de la Toile à Beurre

Good size room

Unfortunately on a Sunday night not much open within walking distance of the property

Small hotel in good location. Had a very good evening meal in restaurant. Bike storage in secure garage 300m away- easy to access

Very clean and spacious room, lovely breakfast and friendly staff

For a cyclist it takes a while to find and store a bicycle but very safe nonetheless

The room was quite large and airy. Large windows to open and have fresh air. The room and bathroom were clean and bright.

When you state that it has a kitchenette one expects a kitchenette. The fridge was empty and open and warm. It would take several hours to get cool again. It would not kill you to have a couple cold water bottles in the fridge and a small juice to welcome your guests. A couple of eggs and a small piece of cheese, a bit of butter and oil, a couple of pieces of dried toast all of which would cost less than 3-4 euro, which you could easily tack on the room price and pleasantly surprise your guests. Your kitchenette immediately tells the client "DO NOT USE ANY OF THIS". And how about having 4 coffee thumbs, a small selection of teas and 5-6 sugar envelopes, would that be a huge cost? Also, no elevator and getting to the 3rd floor with heavy luggage is no fun. You claim to have bike storage but you do not tell that it is 400 meters away in a garage. Your breakfast is a nice presentation but for value it has very little, just breads, croissants and jams, some yoghurt and some fruit. Then you ask for extra money for a boiled egg. As I said if the kitchenette was useful I would cook a breakfast for a king and queen for the nearly 30 euros you charge for the breakfast. It is well known that store hours are strange in France and not so easy for a cyclist to find a market nearby, particularly mid afternoon or on a Sunday and or Monday. Be a helper and gain the appreciation of your clients. You have a real fine place and you could make it a 10/10 star accommodation with less greed and more compassion for your tired traveler clients. Sa va?