โรงแรมและที่พักในClermont

"I don't like writing bad reviews, but in this case I can't keep quiet. This is the most disgusting hotel I've ever been to. The only good thing about it is the walking distance to the airport. I knew it was a budget option, but a hotel that costs $135 shouldn't be so terrible. It's more like a roadside motel from a horror movie. Uncomfortable beds, bad pillows(very bad) - it is impossible to sleep. Poor cleaning, insects in the room, the smell of urine, wet linens or beds. I don't recommend...

"This place was disgusting. We weren’t expecting much as it was the only thing available while having a layover in the Beauvas airport. It was a nasty old hostel that still had the hostel look. Old, dirty, disgusting, and smelled terrible. Everything felt dirty and disgusting. Def doesn’t match the photos and it was still called the St. Vincent Hostel. One the door hangers said Elema Hotel."

"Modern layout. Room was complete with kitchen with all plates, pans, and cutlery, and dining area. Main lobby was welcoming and comfortable. Terrific hotel!"

"It is a good experience."

"The location and spacious rooms were great. That parking was included was a great bonus!"

"yes. parking was provided. very good. Food at the restaurant was very good . Very pleased with our stay. We recommend the hotel de l'Avenue."

"Propre, services sont très bien."

"Excelente! No tiene ac sin embargo el abanico de pedestal no salvo la noche. El desayuno espectacular y el personal muy atento."

"super"

"Personne très agréable merci à eux"

"Sadly we didn't get to spend much time around the hotel as we had so much planned, however it was in a beautiful setting and the morning continental breakfast was lovely. The family room we booked felt a little tired in places and could do with a little TLC/maintenance just to bring it back up to standard. There was half a curtain missing in the living room, which we'd been told was fixed when we came back in the evening, but it was still missing. In the end we managed to pull the outdoor...

"Première Classe means “First Class”. I suppose it would truly be first class if you live in Burundi! Thank God for the air conditioning during the recent European heat wave. Running water and electricity are plentiful as well as modern plumbing. Of course, for most of us these would NOT be first class items. No elevator. No fridge. No ice. One very small room. A compact onesie bathroom (shower and toilet and sink in the same small compartment). There is an express shuttle to the airport...