Top Hotels Near Domaine Barou in Charnas from NZ$108

"Modern, friendly hotel. Close to the metro which takes you straight to the old town in less than ten minutes. The secure car park is €15 per night and has EV chargers available - ask for a RFID card from reception. Don't miss the fabulous roof terrace."

"Restaurant had good food and selection. Location walking distance from most places"

"The staff was gracious and helpful. The breakfast and dinner were excellent. The only negative was the ongoing renovation. Still a very good value and close to CDG with complimentary shuttle."

"Breakfast was good value, but nothing special. There were a few small problems: a very squeaky bathroom door, broken shower bracket, so no hands free showering, and the sitting area tv was broken. Otherwise a good experience and nice hotel. A little far from all theaction, but the transit system is pretty easy."

"The rooms were ok pretty clean but for being so new already had grout missing in the tile. If you are staying for a rugby match 10/10 on location. If there for the city and you do not have a car it is not an ideal location. Luckily we had a rental car so it was perfect for us."

"very nice, already stayed there a few time, nice place."

"Excelente parking y habitaciones muy limpia , en general bien. El personal de recepción, extraordinario"

"Bedroom with small kitchenette area. Reasonably equipped for those staying 3 or 4 days and not wanting to eat out every day. They have a breakfast buffet for an extra cost, which we did not use. Beds very comfortable. A bit outside the old town and tourist area…..would need to take public transit, which is right in front…..but then the cost of accommodation is lower than that if you are right downtown in the prime area."

"our room didn’t have fridge, phone, coffeemaker, safe, microwave, cups, water or even a box of tissue, absolutely nothing! Only one single ugly picture and a tiny TV set were hung on the walls. I have never seen such an empty and dirty hotel room in my entire life, even in the third world! "