1/5 David L. 8 years ago on Google
What
was
described
as
a
studio,
and
even
had
a
picture
with
a
sofa,
was
a
sink
fridge
and
hob
hidden
in
a
cupboard
and
wedged
into
a
small
double
room.
The
sink
was
badly
fitted
and
the
fridge
had
gashes
in
the
front
from
rubbing
on
the
hinges
of
the
cupboard
meant
to
hide
it.
when
they
measured
to
hole,
they
didn't
consider
the
door
had
to
open.
There
is
no
air-conditioning
and
it
was
very
hot.
There
was
a
large
window
but
it
was
at
a
90°
angle
to
a
,very
close,
window
of
another
room
and
compromised
privacy
somewhat.
That
family
did
not
need
to
see
me
in
my
pants.
Also
if
you
opened
the
window
it
blocked
the
TV.
The
only
thing
the
cleaner
had
done
was
change
the
sheets.
The
cups
were
dirty,
the
bathroom
glasses
were
just
turned
upside
down
on
stained
napkins,
still
with
toothpaste
residue
and
one
with
a
curly
hair.
After
taking
them
to
the
reception,
I
received
an
expression
like
this
happened
all
the
time
and
the
receptionist
was
sick
of
dealing
with
it.
No
apology.
Nevertheless
she
said
she'd
have
some
sent
up.
They
never
arrived
and
I
had
to
take
some
from
the
breakfast
room
though
it
took
a
while
to
find
two
that
weren't
chipped.
The
second
day
the
door
key
(contactless
card
type)
and
WiFi
code
stopped
working,
which
would
have
spelled
disaster
if
it
had
been
out
of
reception
hours.
Bed
was
OK,
thin
foam
mattress,
though
mints
on
pillow
were
sub
par.
Oh
and
our
chair
was
broken.
Some
useful
info:
They
speak
English
quite
well
for
those
who
don't
Francais.
They
have
WiFi
at
€1.50
a
day,
wired
internet
is
free
so
bring
a
ethernet
cable
if
you
have
a
laptop,
then
use
that
laptop
as
a
wireless
access
point
for
your
phone.
You
can
wash
and
dry
your
clothes
in
the
laundry
room
for
€7.
Or
as
I
did,
the
sink,
for
free.
Parking
for
€5
a
day
thigh
there
seemed
to
be
lots
of
on
street
parking
just
outside
their
flimsy
barrier.
Tram
station
right,
outside
€1.50
a
trip
and
can
get
you
to
within
a
5
minute
walk
of
the
airport
for
that
price.
It
goes
all
the
way
through
town.
Monoprix
supermarket
just
over
the
road
in
a
shopping
complex
open
till
9pm,
shut
Sundays
(as
are
most
things)
Very
close
to
two
nice
parks,
one
with
goats,
a
donkey,
and
a
cow.
We
fed
them
half
of
a
nearby
tree
:)
.
It
is
a
cheap
hotel
and
you
get
what
you
pay
for.
Just
make
sure
you
bring
your
own
cleaning
supplies,
especially
if
you
want
to
use
the
kitchen,
though
I
recommend
the
Odaly's
apartments
near
the
Loire
especially
if
you're
biking
as
there
is
a
free
and
secure
garage.
The
rooms
are
similar
in
concept
but
have
a
better
layout,
are
newer
and
are
cleaned.
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