Le Voltaire, Rennes

Value for money had to beat. But service is very strange, only one guy seemingly to do everything thing, check-in, bar etc. There in no where close to get a meal in the evening, we asked 'the guy' said a restaurant two blocks down, that was closed. So had to get car out to go to town centre. But parking is a nightmare on a Saturday night. Parked about 15 min walk from main hub. Lots of bars, but few restaurants, unless to don't worry about price When got back went to bar to get a night cap, well what drinks they had in stock is poor, no red wine ( in France!), vodka, gin, cognac or even lemonade. I had a whisky, wife had to make do with Martini with just ice. Bed is very firm. They offer a buffet breakfast, bread, cossiant, cheese, and jam, with coffee or fresh orange juice, for around 7€00, not very inspiring It's good as a cheap overnight stop, but not brilliant. Travelodge or Premier Inn is far better

Very helpful staff. Price for two rooms comparable with price for a family room in other hotels. Walking distance to city centre if you like walking, buses to centre and new metro stop being built if you don't. Clean, rooms with all necessary amenities although WiFi was flaky. Easy to get to from city ring road and plenty of parking.

We stayed here because if the price ( very reasonable) and the proximity to the city centre ( we were cycling). We were pleasantly surprised by the quality and facilities of the hotel. The Breakfast room/breakfast was particularly good, with good bread and pastries, and FRESH orange juice. The staff were helpful and we had a garage behind the hotel to store our bikes in, we would definitely stay here again.

A clean, simple hotel in a good city area. Local transport is nearby but possible to walk into the city centre in 15mins. I loved the quirky retro decor! Breakfast was plentiful and delicious!

2 nights transit only, clean and tidy and ok facilities, small room