welltravelledgirl
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I visited this Hotel with my husband for two nights on our return journey to the UK after visiting family in Germany. After a long journey, we received a warm welcome at Reception, and were given a glass of sparkling wine each whilst we checked in. Having previously requested an Accessible Superior Bedroom before our visit, we were pleasantly surprised to find it located close to Reception on the ground floor. The room itself faced the main road, and we noticed complimentary earplugs, which made us a bit wary about the road, or noise from reception, but we found that we never had to use them fortunately. Our room wasn’t the biggest, but the attached bathroom was a really good size. The bedroom, whilst being painted in dark tones, was comfortable and suited our needs. We also took the breakfast both mornings whilst we were there, and feel that most dietary needs woould be catered for.|It’s worth remembering though, that the Hotel restaurant is closed on a Sunday evening, as are a considerable number of restaurants around Lens. There didn’t appear to be anything locally, as the Hotel sits in a mainly residential area, and we spent some time driving around the town trying to find somewhere open! We were later told by our server at the restaurant we did find, that you can struggle to find something to eat on a Sunday or a Monday. We do appreciate that the Hotel restaurant would be open on the Monday, but sadly the menu was not to our taste. The Hotel restaurant/bar area is welcoming and nicely decorated though. There is car parking for Hotel guests to the rear of the property, where we found one space for Disabled Guests.|The Hotel is in an ideal location for English guests returning from holidays on the Continent, being located only around an hour on the toll road to Calais, so we expect a return visit at some point on our future travels.