Bottom line is I wanted cheap accommodation to attend the ANZAC ceremony in Amiens. I researched and found that it was cheap but far away from the town centre (14 to 18 euros per taxi trip). It served its purpose and I was lucky enought to come accross some other Australians that gave me a lift to the service. First... More

Hotel is situated on a large fenced in block of land near a roundabout that also sites several other hotel chains. The rooms are relaively clean but the old building is not very well sound insulated, so don't expect to sleep too well. If you are an Aussie or Kiwi this place is fine to stay at to visit Villers... More

Family of four. Allocated 2 adjoing rooms which were absolutely spotless and had all the basic requirements for a few nights stay. I would certainly recommend staying here as the location and facilities within this shopping/hotel estate is very convenient. Ate in the hotel restaurant which was not too pricey, however the service from the staff when I had a... More

I would not stay here again if you paid me. It is one of the worse hotels I have every stayed in. The food was really awful. I have never seen such miserable staff not a smile or good morning for the three days we were there.

Like the previous review, this hotel came up trumps, nothing more to add other than the bed had a decidedly roll towards the middle factor which proved a little uncomfortable after a few hours sleep and the one frail teeny weeny bedside table for two people proved a bit unstable!!! Cost wise, it was the most expensive we stayed in... More

This member of the Campanile Hotel Chain is conveniently located close to the A26-E17 Motorway on the Eastern Edge of Amiens, adjacent to a very large shopping centre which merits exploration, not least for regional delicacies. The hotel shares a compound with another motel and there are several others close by. This compound is closed off at night for security... More