Hotel jean de Bruges

Ett litet hotell precis bredvid kyrkan. Vi fick ett mysigt litet rum med utsikt över torget och kyrkan. Det enda som sätter ner rummet är den stenhårda sängen. Personalen pratar inte många ord engelska. Nära till restaurang. 9km till Abbeville där det finns köpcenter och Hyper U. Söker man ett litet hotell på franska landsbygden så är det här bra!

A comfortable stop on our way north with a delightful restaurant across the square. The Abbey is well worth visiting and very handy!

Excellent séjour à tous points de vue excepté la météo...

L'hôtel est très agréable, l'accueil chaleureux et sympathique. Nous avions réservé une chambre double standard et la suite nous a été proposée au même prix comme l'hôtel n'était pas complet. Très belle chambre avec lit à baldaquin, boiseries, et jolie salle de bains. Très calme, situé juste à côté de l'abbaye et au tarif très correct, c'est une adresse que nous reccomandons pour une nuit ou un séjour dans la région.

We had a lovely stay at Abbatis Villa Hôtel Jean de Bruges, very friendly service. Our only gripe being that we arrived shortly before 8pm and there were not any restaurants / cafes open to get a bite to eat so we went without.We were leaving early the following morning and we had a lovely breakfast. Stunning view from our room!

Very comfortable hotel which is family run. Very friendly staff. Traditional French cuisine. Would revisit if in area again.

We were the only guests staying, but it was still no trouble to make us breakfast! Would stay again

This is a small, comfortable, modern hotel in a wonderful ancient building, next to a medieval abbey, off the quiet town square of a traditional french town. Despite arriving very late, we were made to feel welcome and enjoyed our one night in the clean room. It was just the interesting stop we needed halfway between Calais and Paris.

After calling ahead to let the hotel know we'd be arriving late, I was surprised to be cut off because the owner was preparing drinks. After another call the complicated entry process was explained. When we found the hotel we managed to get in, and one of us had to stay inside while I ferried bags from the car, as the only way in is by intercom to the owner out of hours. I'd booked a twin room, but we had a double, and two of the bathroom fitments were hanging down from the wall. Decor was pleasant but simple for the price, and the pillows consist of small pieces of foam that compress after a short time and don't give very much support. knowing in advance that the breakfast was poor and overpriced, we declined, although we were asked twice. Checkout was very businesslike and not at all friendly, much like the previous night's telephone calls. In all, the hotel looks lovely from outside, has potential to be great, but is overpriced for what is mostly ordinary accommodation and the owner gives the impression of being in it for the profit instead of providing a pleasant experience. If you want breakfast, there's a great Boulangerie and cafe 50m away that are a bargain!

The hotel is in a lovely village square, and the hotel itself is very well kept, clean, polished wood. Bedroom( 4) plenty of space, comfotable bed, small pillows, but that is a french thing!!! adequate bathroom with shower over bath, mini bar but no kettle etc. I suspect there was only another room occupied when we were there so it was quiet...not a problem. Breakfast was fine, fresh bread and croissants, fruit, yogurts, cold meats cheese. Coffee and tea served by waitress/chambermaid/receptionist. There is no restaurant but across the square 3 cafes/restaurants were there, we went to the cafe and had a superb french meal. All that said, I felt that the hotel lacked atmosphere the lady who greeted us was polite but reserved and I felt that we were intruding. Whilst we like peace this was a bit too peaceful