Le Grand Hôtel de la Gare - Évreux

Le Grand Hôtel de la Gare : Une Histoire de 34 Ans de Services aux Voyageurs

Le Grand Hôtel de la Gare a été inauguré en 1987 et se trouve au cœur de la ville d'Évreux, à l'adresse 61 Bd Gambetta, France. Depuis plus de 34 ans, l'établissement se consacre à offrir aux voyageurs un hébergement de qualité et un service impeccable.

Services Principaux

• Chambres spacieuses et confortables
• Un restaurant sur place proposant une cuisine traditionnelle française
• Bar pour des cocktails et des boissons au lounge
• Service d'escorte pour des visites guidées dans la région
• Un parking privé sur place
• Accès Wi-Fi gratuit pour les clients

Emplacement et Accès

Le Grand Hôtel de la Gare est situé au 61 Bd Gambetta, dans le quartier historique d'Évreux. Il est facilement accessible en transport en commun depuis l'arrêt de bus Gambetta ou en voiture par l'Avenue Gambetta. Il est également entouré de nombreux sites touristiques, tels que la Cathédrale Notre-Dame d'Évreux, le Musée de la Chartreuse et le Jardin des Plantes.

Caractéristiques Remarquables

Le Grand Hôtel de la Gare se distigue par son ambiance chaleureuse et son personnel accueillant. Les clients bénéficient d'une attention particulière et d'un service de qualité. Les chambres sont décorées avec soin et offrent un niveau de confort élevé. Le restaurant propose une cuisine traditionnelle française, préparée avec des ingrédients frais et de qualité.

Informations Pratiques

Le numéro de téléphone du Grand Hôtel de la Gare est le 232386745. Vous pouvez également visiter leur site web fr.hotelgare-evreux.fr pour en savoir plus sur les services, les tarifs et les disponibilités.

Aspects Positifs des Avis

Les avis de clients sur Google My Business témoignent d'une expérience globalement satisfaisante. Bien que certains clients aient mentionné des problèmes d'entretien ou de nettoyage, la plupart des avis soulignent la qualité du service, l'ambiance chaleureuse et la situation centrale de l'hôtel.

La note moyenne des avis est de 3/5.

👍 Avis de Le Grand Hôtel de la Gare

normanbT8216RM

We were seduced by the name of the hotel indicating that it was Grand and Close to the train station and the town centre. It is close to the Station and it may once have been grand but alas no more. It is a sad, faded place with no real reception. One must check in at the bar. The people were nice and friendly but our double room was on the second floor with no lift just a rickety staircase were some of the stair banister rods were missing. Our allocated room was small and shabby. with no amenities and a poor bathroom. On booking the description included 'toiletries' but all we got was one small soap sachets in a small paper cup. Breakfast was taken in the bar and was pre laid with no choice.

Shepleyman

Let's get down to basics. Evreux is a small town an hour by train outside Paris, deep in Normandie. The cathedral is possibly the best in Europe. Bars and cafes are superb. The Mata Hari restaurant is worth the trip alone.||The Grand Hotel de la Gare was once a little ragged, but they have refurbished it and now it's OK. You need to understand the French and then you will be fine. This is a hotel for people arriving by train. If you have a car you have more choice. My room was clean, the bedding clean, the bathroom clean. Breakfast was meager but excellent coffee from the cafe which is frequented by locals and very pleasant. The bar downstairs is also frequented by locals and their dogs. A wonderful place if you are prepared to absorb the ambiance of a small town French bar cafe. The receptionist also serves in the cafe, but is the epitome of French charm and politeness. My conversation with her was like a free french lesson.||Of course you pay up front. There is no checkout! My room was serviced on day 1. All towels changed etc. ||||This is real France. Take it or leave it. Price was 125 euro for two nights; about right.

Bobcat605

This is one of the few hotels in the town centre but really could do better. The receptionist was disorganized and we had to ask her twice for towels. The room was tiny, barely big enough for a single let alone a double but it was quiet being away from the busy road. The whole place had a rather drab appearance. The location is good, a short walk from the centre and right opposite the train station. There is a private, free carpark with a limited number of spaces but tricky to get into unless you have a Mini! We scraped our car on the wall. Breakfast is taken in the pleasant cafe/cake shop attached to the hotel and is adequate.

barryja

We visited this hotel as a group of 9 male golfers and were treated handsomely with a very good deal. The hotel is opposite the rail station and by a main road but the double glazing keeps any noise out of the front facing rooms. The food was superb and the rooms ,though basic, were immaculate and maintained each day as such. The staff at all times couldn't do enough for us.

Tasmin10

Possibly the worst hotel we have ever stayed at! No real reception, book in at bar next door. Restaurant closed for a month. No evidence of refurbishment, shabby. We on second floor up a staircase with a filthy carpet. Room tiny, bedding clean. Bathroom scruffy only towels for one person and toilet not really clean. Good to have a car park. Town quite a walk away and we had to drive around to find somewhere to eat. No staff around that we could see. Sadly this was not a happy experience, nor was it a particularly cheap one.

ed_coombs

We always try to look for positives but as soon as we walked into reception we both had a feeling that it wasn't going to be a good experience. ||The receptionist was very pleasant and, while it took a while for him to find the key, had us checked it fairly efficiently and took the full payment up front. We let ourself into our room and it was as we had feared. The room didn't smell very nice (from the days of smoking I suspect) the carpet was grubby, the heating was none existent and there was no hot water. The bathroom was just awful - the shower was right in front of the door so you had to shimmy sideways past it. Next to that was a huge sink which left very little room for the toilet which,unfortunately, had a seat that was barely attached. There were 2 towels, both were thin and of an indeterminate colour - just not nice.||We decided to go out and have a walk around but, being Monday, a lot of places were closed so we made our way back. I thought that I may as well have an early night but the drum and bass beat from the bar put paid to that idea.||I couldn't wait to get out of the place in the morning.

CambridgeChris19

Poor - the word that sums up this hotel. It looks shabby from the outside and shabby on the inside. It states its been refurbished - I think they just added a single coat of paint. We were only there for 1 night and that was enough. ||||The whole hotel isn't welcoming - the lady on reception was fine but the hall and stairs looked filthy and smelt of smoke. You can't open the windows in the room as its on a main road and there is no air conditioning - so we didn't have the most comfortable nights sleep. The charge was 74euro for 1 night without breakfast - which is very poor value.||||Don't stay there unless you have too.

901Mark901

This was pre booked as our first over night stop on a motorcycle tour From the UK to Spain. We arrived at 8.45pm to find the receptionist about to go home, so we were lucky? to have got there when we did. It was insisted we pay in full at check-in, 74 Euros for room and continental breakfast. Restaurant was closed and no restaurants nearby, had to settle for a Dominoes Pizza, couldn't even buy a beer. The room had no welcome tray. tea, coffee etc. No hair drier, no facilities at all, the shower had no where to hook it up so you had to hold it above your head. The shelf above the basin was hanging off the wall. No one in reception to report to so had to put up with it. We were due to stop here again on the way back, We cancelled it and booked in else where.