Premiere Classe Salon De Provence

L'accueil, le petit déjeuner, la télé

Des draps troués, des punaises vivantes au rideaux, une douche trop petite, l'éclairage cassé......

aspect campagne

les axes routiers, autoroute et autres, très audibles si l'on a une chambre au sud

Price.

The rooms are small. The bed on the floor has little space, you can not sit down. Still something was scratching the ceiling. We couldn't sleep. Poorly designed heating, hot bed on upper bed, cold bed on lower bed. For breakfast there is only sweet, no cheese, no salami, no eggs, juice only orange. We had to change the key twice - it stopped working. At check-in via machine we did not get the code to the gate for car entrance.

At this price its a great option

This is not a hotel but a motel, a wayside place to sleep overnight on our way to Avignon as the plane arrived late at night.Clean and comfortable and good parking.

No receptionist when we arrived .Everything automated, better instrucions needed if you are arriving after closing hours.

The room, as with most cheap hotels, was small & the shower / toilet was compact.

The staff on reception were very helpful and the breakfast was good.

Shower cubicle is small but at least the toilet is in the room and not down the hall like other budget hotels.

Absolutely nothing!

I'm sure there are trenches better suited for living! You may actually like this place if you have previously been locked up in a South American prison. I can't believe I actually paid 41 euros to stay in this poor excuse for an accommodation. Why is there such a lack of decent, well priced places to stay in France. For this price you can get a decent 3 or 4 star accommodation in other parts of Europe. Please save your money and sleep in the car, or if traveling by foot you'll feel better sleeping on the streets (you'll be 41 euros better off!).