A pleasant and sympathetic little hotel in the heart of beautiful medieval Senlis. Overall, it lived up to what we expected from a three-star hotel, and the air conditioning in our room worked very well, which was especially appreciated during the hot weather.
The room was comfortable, although a few small maintenance issues could easily have improved the experience. One end of the curtain rail had come loose from its fitting, there was no bedside table on one side of the bed, and although the shower had plenty of hot water, the shower rail itself was a little loose.
Breakfast was probably the weakest part of the stay. The selection was quite limited, with simple cereals, baguette, cheese and ham, the usual croissants and pains au chocolat, some yoghurt and a little fruit. A wider choice of fruit and nuts for the yoghurt, as well as options such as scrambled eggs and bacon, would have made a noticeable difference.
That said, this is a small hotel in a lovely historic town, and taken in that context we found it very charming and good value for its category. We would happily stay here again when visiting Senlis.