Les Terrasses Poulard

Bathtub was too deep to get in or out safely

It's a great place to stay on the island.

To make the most of the Abby before and after hours, we booked a night here. The rooms are reached after ascending an uphill series of stone paths, which may take some time. Here, big luggage are not your friend. It's advisable to travel small or use a backpack. The room was tidy, small, and had a bathroom attached. Surprisingly for an island, the water pressure was very good. The only truly strange thing is that the bathroom door has a window that allows you to see into the room opposite it. Although I would definitely remain off the island for a longer stay, this was a great place to spend a night exploring the island and the Abby.

The room was quiet and small had windows that opened which was nice cause the room was very warm after all the walking. The staff member walked us to our room as the rooms are not by where you check in at. We got there very late so that was helpful. The breakfast in the morning had your normal selections breads meats and cheeses.

It's very old. Flies, flies,flies. Staff is very snobby. Just sit and don't do much. 😂 I wish I was an employee there. The best job. Just sit and say I don't know. 😂 Perfect job.

Hard for seniors because of stairwells

The hotel was clean and cozy, easy access to restaurants and shoppingStaff were very friendly and helpful. We loved it here

This is a bare bones basic room on Mont Saint Michel. It's small, no AC and a basic bathroom. It does the trick if you want to stay on the island

I absolutely loved Mont St Michel, but I wouldn’t stay on the Mont again if I were to go back. The buildings are old and that’s just a fact. Rooms cramped, loads of stairs, and it was expensive to stay there. The staff were nice. The beds were clean and comfy. The bathroom was clean too, but the room was sooooo hot. Opened the window for fresh air and the windowsills were very grimy, the room was right above the public restrooms which are like outhouses so the banging of the doors all night long. The rampart walk was right across from our room so with the window open, people could see right in. Lots of flies in the corridor. We arrived about 6:30pm and had a really, really hard time finding a place for dinner (places were either closed, or jam-packed, although one restauranteur did ask if we were staying on the Mont which I think gave us an advantage over people just visiting). Next time I’d stay nearby and just visit for the day.

The hotel was just what we expected for such a rural area. There was no A/C, so please beware of that. Additionally, if you have issues with folks walking by your window & able to look in, please check on the type of room before committing!