Mercure Poitiers Centre

Central but quiet location; helpful and friendly staff

We really enjoyed our stay and visit to Poitier and surrounding countryside. The only comments we have regarding the hotel is that the cardboard cups and stirrers are rather down market and don't fit comfortably with your image and that proper milk would be much better to go with tea.

Comfortable beds and had a ground patio. Restaurant in hotel and food was delicious.😘

Excellent position, just around the corner from the centre and all the shops. Fabulous interior architecture. We were on the top floor with wonderful views but the walls were a bit thin!! Definitely would stay again.

The hotel is well situated in a fabulous city and is a clever conversion of a 19th Century building. However, the clever conversion has left most rooms rather cramped and, to my mind, less than comfortable. We had to do what we have only ever once done before, and request a different room. In fairness they did then upgrade us but our initial "superior" room was anything but.

Great hotel - large comfortable room with modern bathroom & shower; good AC; quiet. Staff was very helpful. Hotel is in an old converted church or monastery. Restaurant on site (Les Archives) is also convenient and a lovely layout with good food at decent prices - but no AC working there or in the hallways of the hotel, at least during my stay.

Really v friendly staff

Staff at the reception desk extremely helpful with excellent spoken English. Room well equipped with an excellent mattress on the bed. The food in the restaurant was excellent and the ambience superb, what a wonderful room to have dinner in. Secure parking some way from the hotel, as advised, but well worth the short walk and the 5 Euro charge. Breakfast slightly disappointing, but the 16 Euros each may have had something to do with my disappointment.

Lovely building & service A1. Some parts of room looked good but not really practical. Eg toilet near door with wash facilities at other end,separated by steps. Could be a nightmare if attempting a trip to loo in dark!

Four night say in a beautiful converted Jesuit Chapel. Interesting rooms still have many original details and features, but are also modern, and comfortable. The staff were outstanding...friendly, helpful and knowledgeable.