BCL

It's cheap. For what you pay its not bad. Be aware (I wasn't) when you book the cheaper rooms don't have private bathrooms. It is stated but I missed it. For a decent, quiet nights sleep It's fine. It is not in any way a holiday hotel! Beds comfortable, rooms clean. They really need air con in the French summer! On the ground floor yuk don't want the window fully open! The receptionist was a really nice, friendly, helpful man who spoke good English. Free secure parking is good. Location next to highway is good. Would use again but only a night at a time!

Apart from a slightly grumpy concierge this place was perfect for a one night stay. Room was a decent size although with only one window it got a bit hot and stuffy at times. The shared bathroom and showers were immaculately clean but the real plus was the bbq they have around the side that we were allowed use to cook our own dinner. Lovely views from the bedroom window as well as the small table and chairs beside the bbq where we ate.

Room was acceptable, staff were good, everything else was a disappointment. In a hotel so basic you'd expect things to work reasonably well, but the shower worked for 3 seconds at a time, not enough to let you use both hands to wash yourself. The WiFi is terrible as well, effectively unusable. Would not stay again

This is the most basic of hotels, we had showers and toilets at the end of the corridor which had not been clear when we booked. It was one of the most expensive budget places we stayed while travelling across France and the worst!||Breakfast was chaos as the staff set places for everyone at the tables. If you were allowed to just help yourselves it would have been far more efficient.||There were eggs, meats as well as the usual breads etc but breakfast was too much money.

Les 4 Vallées is a revamped Formule 1 hotel, primarily designed for road warriors and holiday makers heading for the nearby mountains.||||I had to stay there for over a week while my daughter was recovering from a nasty ski accident in Albertville Hospital. As my days were spent at her bedside, I only needed a clean room, a comfortable bed, a shower, decent breakfast and WIFI, and the hotel delivered on all fronts. The owners were also very helpful and solicitous.||||This is not a holiday hotel, but as a functional and comfortable proposition, it ticks all the boxes.

This hotel isn’t bad. It’s simply that times have moved but they haven’t. ||First up a pet hate. Check-in. Hotels seem to find the arrival of booked guests a surprise. Why? In this hotel’s case it took both “Sybil” to direct the event and “Basil” to hand out the keys. Bit too much pfaff when a bit of prep would’ve solved things. ||Rooms are adequate but not air-conditioned. Big problem on a very hot day. Suggestion by Sybil to have a cold shower seemed well rehearsed but entirely unhelpful. No fans provided either. Just poor. ||Wi-fi is patchy and needs a unique code for each 2 devices. Antediluvian is a fair description in this day and age. ||Rooms are OK as long as you get one with a shower. Shared facilities for some rooms seems a bit dorm-like but you can pay to your money and take your choice. ||Look, as I said, overall this isn’t a bad hotel and facilities are adequate but the impression is of a couple who’ve stopped responding to change and are coasting towards retirement. Help them on their journey. Stay somewhere else.

Booked this place with a mate while Le Tour de France was on as one of the stages started from here and stayed 3 nights. Place is marginal - our room smelt like stale smoke and had a weird bolt on window that took up a good meter of space when hinged open. No aircon either for our room or even a fan so sweated it out the first two hot nights. ||The wifi is £1 for 24 hrs but we were given it for free - just as well as its average at best. Showers are pre-fab units that have an annoying push button that lasts for about 5 seconds so you have to hold it in the whole time while you shower. ||Breakfast for £8.50 seems expensive - not that we had it as it was much cheaper to just grab food in town. The owners are nice and try to be helpful - their English is limited which can make communication difficult. Didn't know much local info about Le Tour de France even though it was starting in their town but then again many locals didn't have much of an idea.|

If you are happy staying in a youth hostel with less facilities then fine if not this place is not for you or me to be honest. It is Not cheap enough for what you don't get. Communal bathrooms also unfortunately at the end of our room so 115 and 116 on ground floor should be avoided and I would assume same on next floor.