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"Very close to main square, property undergoing repairs, ok breakfast, very close to restaurants, parking off site about 2 blocks. Very slow elevator, water filter on our floor broken but nice rooftop terrace for appetizers and drinks great view from 5th floor"

"Toilet dirty but overall good"

"The room is fine, the bathroom can be more clean and well maintained. The worst is there is no coffee or tea in the room or anywhere else. There used to be no kettle in room too so cannot get any hot water except going to the reception and ask for some. They provide one paper cup per people at the first day but they get very soggy easily.it is fine if you just want a place to sleep."

"I grateful for the gentleman I think his name was Jerome? to have checked me into earlier than planned after my arrival from London, UK. I was impressed with how clean my room was."

"A good location close to the main train stations. Check in was seamless and staff on the desk were friendly. Room was perfectly acceptable at the price point and it worked for our overnight stop over."

"Breakfast good but not restocked towards end of breakfast period. Staff very friendly. Room small but ok for 2 nights"

"For over $500 we got a spartan room with very little storage space and a huge bathroom with no space for towels, toiletries, etc. The seating in the room was uncomfortable and the furnishings were all laminate. This is, at best, a 2-3 star hotel with 5 star prices. On the plus side, it is well located in the city center and is a pretty building."

"Perfect location for football at Lille."

"This room would be legally non-compliant in the UK; however, France may have different safety regulations. The third bed is on a loft (approximately 6 ft × 4 ft) built above the bathroom and can only be accessed via a ladder, which has to be retracted to allow movement on the main level. There are two beds in the main room, which are just about suitable for an average-sized person. However, space is very limited, and it’s difficult for two people to move around at the same time. One person often has to step aside to allow the other to pass."