Les Pléiades Hôtel - Spa - Restaurant

One night stay at this hotel as we intended to visit Fontainbleau palace the next day which is only a few Kilometers away. We arived in the small town of Barbizon which is delightful has a number of nice places to eat and is quaint and well preserved. The hotel was clean and comfortable the staff freindly and helpful, we did not have time to use the Spa facilities. We never did get to Fontainbleau the following day as we had a long way to travel so may well go back and if we do I will certainly consider stopping at this hotel.

This hotel was a surprise and a treat. We had been travelling for four weeks and had stayed in many hotels. This one was extremely comfortable with its large room and luxurious fittings and furniture. Our room had a balcony that looked out onto the street which was quiet but attractive. The hotel offered a spa, sauna and pool and was in the vicinity of numerous fabulous restaurants. The whole town was relaxing and attractive. It was a haven.

With a large lounge bar and large dining room, the hotel was a welcome stay after a full day exploring the First World War battlefields of the Somme. An excellent chef provided one of the best meals each of our party of four had had during the 3 weeks we were in Europe.

Barbizon is a very small village and very much art orientated. Not much to do in February.Excellent meal in nearby restaraunt as hotel does not have evening meals

The hotel was lovely. The staff zere excellent and very kind and firendly. Hotel was ina pricey neighborhood. I would recommend especially for couples for a nice weekend getaway.

Decent hotel with good and friendly service. A bit overpriced for what it was. Worst point was total lack of soundproofing of rooms so you could hear every word spoken By people passing in corridor. Given the price, I'd only recommend it if nothing else comparable were available in the area.

Very pleasant, hotel not busy, the gave us a deluxe room with terrace instead of "standard"

Hotel was in a beautiful setting, very quiet village. Wi-fi signal in rooms was virtually non-existent, so had to sit in reception area to pick up good signal. Staff difficult to locate during the day time. No hot breakfast and cold selection very limited so only took breakfast on the first day. The restaurant in the evening was excellent for both service and the quality of the food.

Recently refurbished and situtated in a beautiful village, this hotel is a winner. Good private parking, quiet air conditioning, a generous sized room plus all the spa/pool amenities make this a rare find. The village is an art colony that is clearly popular with Parisiennes for a weekend day out. Hence, galleries open until 5.30pm Sundays and several restaurants from which to choose. The main street is a joy to walk.

This Hotel is a modern contempory style hotel that is becoming more common in France, and the UK these days. Minimalistic bland decoration,very ordinary food (for France, Micro Waved ? ) and awful Musac in the restaurant. The main problem we had though was our room, number 204. A very comfortable room, but as I lay down to have a nap in the late afternoon, I could hear what sounded like a ships engine throbbing and vibrating the room, weirdly it wasn't so apparent when I stood up ? I called reception and told them about the problem, and they sent a young man to check out it out. He said, Yes, I can hear it, it's probably coming from the air conditioning unit that is used in the Spa below !!! I asked him if he could move us to a quieter room, and he said he thought the hotel was full , but he would ask the manager and call us back. He didn't ! The hotel was certainly not full because the car park was half empty? The sound was there all night and next morning too, but I managed to get to sleep using some Ear Plugs that I fortunately had with me ! Nobody mentioned this to me when I went to the reception to pay for our extras in the morning, and nobody asked me if I had enjoyed my stay with them ? I wont stay there again !