Hôtel Château des Jacobins
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Si decides alojarte en Chateau des Jacobins, disfrutarás de una fantástica ubicación en pleno centro de Agen, a menos de cinco minutos a pie de Musée des Beaux-Arts y Notre Dame Du Bourg. Además, este hotel se encuentra a 0,7 km de Catedral de Saint-Caprais y a 1,4 km de Plaza Goya. Con una terraza y jardín donde descansar y comodidades como conexión a Internet wifi gratis, ¡no te faltará de nada! Hay un aparcamiento sin asistencia gratuito disponible. Se ofrece un desayuno continental todos los días de 7:30 a 9:30 con un coste adicional. Te sentirás como en tu propia casa en cualquiera de las...
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Fabulous stay, Thank you
Opinión escrita el 18 de septiembre de 2021
Turned up in a van easy parking secure, fabulous greeting from the owner, we rang to avoid Booking.com. eat around the corner in a Michelin star restaurant, recommend by the hotel owner. The hotel, restaurant and town was a total treat. Thank you again.
J5382VPsteveb
Quirky, characterful hotel with areas for development
Opinión escrita el 3 de septiembre de 2021
This is a well-located quirky B&B hotel in the centre of Agen just next to the historic Jacobins church and very close to the Michelin-starred Mariottat restaurant. The hotel oozes charm and character, and with splendid old French wardrobes and other antiques. It is "family-run" by a very friendly host who clearly tries his best to please. The very large twin-bedded room with a faded grandeur was comfortable and the beds gave a good night's sleep. However the hotel does have a "Faulty Towers" touch. Our arrival was eventful: we were asked how we were going to pay and then told that the price for the room would be 160€ by credit card, including breakfast at 10€ per person, even though the website said 130€ plus 10€ pp breakfast, but he said it would be 150€ if we paid cash. He does not accept French cheques. One is left with the question as to whether this hotel is worth that money. Best call to confirm the price before you book. Also check when the owner will be out since often he is the only one there. We had just got our suitcases to the room and went down to get more from the car to find ourselves locked out of the car-parking area! The host had gone away to collect some goods and we had a 45 minute wait till he came back, for which he apologised profusely. The room had a very stale smell of tobacco, as it were “in the walls”. Getting the room to work properly was not too difficult but you might need to handle some poor lighting in the bathroom and a hair-dryer which is fixed to the wall, dries through a tube, and is very cumbersome to use. The shower over the bath worked reasonably, after a wait for hot water to arrive and after fiddling with the controls. However the bath was potentially slippery and there was no mat, making it a safety hazard. Breakfast was outside on a slightly chilly early September morning, with no option to sit inside, and was at the front of the hotel facing the carpark, where workmen were arriving to do some work and a drill was sounding in the background. The coffee was lukewarm, and we had to ask for a replacement. We were able to leave the car in the carpark until lunchtime so that we could do some shopping, which was kind. The host clearly tries his best, and owns that he is working to bring the hotel up to date, but one is left with the thought that, while it is a hotel of character, he falls down on the detail and still has some way to go.
21Dinner12
Enchanting Estate Nestled in Agen
Opinión escrita el 9 de febrero de 2020
We had the delightful pleasure to be hosted by Stefan in this hidden gem of an estate located very conveniently to downtown Agen. From the moment you set foot on the grounds you are taken aback by the charming character of the building and well kept foliage. It is almost as if you step into a time loop when you enter the hotel as the interior decor is eclectic, traditional, and worldly. Although we were hailing from all over the world, the hotel felt familiar and cozy this no doubt due to the management of the hotel by the gracious host, Stefan and his lovely pup and staff! I highly recommend staying here when visiting Agen, I know I will as it feels like going to see a loving relative when you enter the warm home of Stefan and the hotel. À bientôt ❤️ - Your friends from Japan
MayaMatsubara
Good hotel but let down by poor hygiene.
Opinión escrita el 2 de novembre de 2019
The hotel is well situated in the centre of town with secure (free) parking. The rooms are spacious and comfortably furnished in an antique style but our stay was spoiled by the fact that there was a very unpleasant, drainy smell in the bathroom, which permeated into the bedroom unless the door was kept tightly shut. We intended to complain to the proprietor about this before we left the next morning, but he was not in evidence. There was only a maid serving breakfast, who evinced no interest in our complaint
16892
Perfect
Opinión escrita el 19 de julio de 2019
We spent a perfect stay in the hotel. The owner made everything great. We had wonderful room, comfortable and class. The hotel is situated in the heart of the city. Everything is close. You feel like a prince in this little castle. We recommend
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