Hôtel Dandy

We stayed one night on our return from Spain. The hotel has parking for only 3 cars and this was booked so we parked in an underground car park 3 mins walk away. The hotel is in an older building, very central for sightseeing. We were up in the roof, which gave us lovely views from the skylight windows, but my 6’3” husband found the bathroom a real challenge. Even I, at 5’1” was struggling to stand upright in the shower. The rooms were all beautifully decorated and the bed was comfortable. There are bars and restaurants nearby - bear that in mind if you don’t like city noise especially in summer as there is no air con. We didn’t have breakfast but the croissants and coffee smelled great! Great value hotel too for such a fabulous location.

Great location, good price, clean & comfortable room.

Friendly, helpful hotelier and staff and hotel in good central area of Rouen which is very interesting historic city. We felt that breakfast price was a bit high per person, relative to lunch/dinner prices of local restaurants. We liked Hotel Dandy and will think to book again for a future visit.

Overnight stay on Rouen - couple is lovely - lovely people - pricebis right -i would he happy to stay again

Stayed 3 nights.Room was rather spacious for Europe. Location couldn't have been better. Walkable from train, very close to major sites, yet area was quite at night. Teally enjoyed the stay!

Wouldn't refund my money even though we had a medical emergency that prevented us from staying at the hotel that night. Front staff was extremely rude and had no sympathy at all.

Stay got to a bad start with a water leak causing warer to be turned off in the Hotel. Friday night in Rouen was very noisy with windows open. Staff were very friendly . The Hotel was well situated for the heart of Rouen.

One very nice and helpful concierge, and one who was not. Stayed one night, happy that it wasn't longer. No charm here, just a place to stay.

This hotel is on a pedestrian-only street on the edge of the center of Rouen. There are good restaurants right down the street. The nearest parking was a public garage about five minutes' walk away...a problem if you're carrying too much. It's an older hotel with no elevator/lift. The room was clean and nicely decorated, and had the only bathtub I saw on my two-week trip, which was nice (I'm a bath person rather than a shower person) and soothing. The biggest drawback was the Wi-Fi: I could connect but it was so weak that the Internet connection was either extremely slow or non-existent. In 2016, I think decent Wi-Fi is something we should be able to expect (particularly if a listing actually promises "free Internet"); it matters for things like making your next reservation. I mentioned it to the man who seemed to be the manager/owner, but I'd describe his reaction as politely uninterested. (By the way, I do speak French well, and this conversation was in French, so no one should assume there was a language barrier.) Also, one of the two nights, between street noise that ran well into the night and a construction site very close by that started work bright and early, I didn't get as much sleep as I'd have liked.

Good hotel but no air conditioning in the room and noisy neighbourhood throughout the night due to soccer fans and late opening of bars