Hotels near Archives Municipales Camille Fourquet, Perpignan

Good hotel: clean, good! bed, air-conditioning, breakfast room enough, near the parking garage where it is more advantageous than the parking of the Ibis itself! 4 dgn €35.00, at Ibis @44.00. The staff are always friendly to breakfast and clean up. No welcome, no friendliness, no helpfulness, no look at or when we walked, sitting alone talking to each other or watching in their screen. Even when you leave, no 'thank you for your reservation with us and a good trip'... Nothing of that. Not the most important but it's very bad.

Stayed for four nights in early October. Always a pleasant welcome, and stored my bag without drama when I arrived before midday by train (directly opposite). Looking at previous reviews it appeared my room (214) was refurbished more than twelve months ago but was still pristine. Bathroom fittings were stylish, and indeed the whole hotel as many tasteful artworks displayed. I got the feeling someone has chosen everything from room directional signs to light fittings with great care. The room was small but plenty of open storage, and who comes here to stay in the room anyway? Comfortable bed and no traffic noise despite my room overlooking Avenue General de Gaulle used by many buses. Breakfast was similarly laid out in an immaculately clean servery. Fresh pastries, a selection of breads and lots of locally-sourced produce – the jams and juices were particularly good and even the coffee was roasted in Perpignan. There was never a queue for anything, including the water heater to boil eggs to your liking. Yogurt and cheese was always available and a selection of fruit changed daily. Definitely worth taking, and the hotel appreciates advance booking. The corridor carpets and stairs (no elevator) are getting threadbare, but I suspect they will be shortly replaced. The location was great for me. About 10 minutes walk into the central district past snack bars and kebab shops to reach a good selection of restaurants. I used local trains to visit Les Orgues at Ille-sur-Tet and the fortified town of Villefrance-Verdet-Les Bains. The bus (line 3) to Canet Plage and Canet Sud leaves from the other side of the station. Like every hotel, it is the people who make the experience. All the staff were lovely, and I'd certainly stay here again.

The hotel is very beautiful and we will remember our service, respectful, innocent and irreplaceable. Thank you all, especially to Will from the reception and thank Trip for your seriousness and reactivity to the problems we have encountered.

We fell on a Laurie who welcomed us in an exceptional way, between courtesy and professionalism we were happy to welcome us. Despite the small rooms we stayed in view of the courtesy and the benevolence of our reception We will return with great pleasure

We have just returned from a four nights stay at the St George’s Hotel in Canet Plage. The location of the hotel is ideal. Just opposite the beach and within easy walking distance to the center, the port, the aquarium and all the restaurants and bars. This hotel has everything going for it with the exception of some tender loving care. Such a pity! We booked a room with a small terrace so imagine our disappointment when the door was opened and we found ourselves in a very dark and somber room. There was one curtain missing on a window which directly overlooks the pool giving all those on sun loungers full view into the bedroom. The terrace was dirty and in dire need of a good clean and a coat of paint. Upon complaining the staff very kindly offered us the option of changing rooms. Unfortunately the second room was accessed by a steep staircase which was not easy for someone with a hip problem. However, the room was light and the shower was impeccably clean. I could put up with the stairs with much difficulty and all would have been fine however ......... This room (303) had two windows. The first window had two sets of curtains. The heavy curtain was coming off the hooks. The second window had only one set, ie, no net curtains with the result that if we did not close the heavy curtains there was a direct view into the shower from the outside. The net curtains were found rolled up in a ball and stuffed in a drawer! When I complained about this I was assured that the matter would be immediately rectified. We left four days later without anyone even attempting to put the curtains back in place. There is a telephone in the room which did not work at all and this too was never fixed resulting in us having to use our portable to communicate with a staff member. The hotel kindly offers a tray with a kettle, tea and coffee. Only problem the wire for the kettle is not long enough to reach the plug and had to be placed on the floor when we wanted to use it. We don’t drink tea at all and replenishment of the sachets of coffee would have been welcome but this never happened despite a request to remove the tea and replace with coffee. The tv worked but the wires which could easily have been hidden behind it were left dangling down the wall. Most unsightly. We were a bit cold the first night and so removed the duvet from the cupboard and used it on the bed. The next day this same duvet was left on the bed without a cover. We find this highly unhygienic. Pets are allowed in the hotel so who knows what lay on the duvet before. Certain parts of the hotel obviously needed patching to the structure which was done but no care taken to paint over it. Full and dirty ashtrays were not cleaned once during our stay. Outdoor furniture rusty and dust covered. Staircase not vacuumed once during our stay. On one occasion we returned to our room at 3 in the afternoon and the room had not been made up and cleaned. Dirty coffee cups left u til

We really liked this hotel; it’s right on the ocean. We paid extra for a room with a balcony overlooking the sea, and it was worth it! The staff was very friendly and helpful – especially Camille at the front desk. The room was bright and a decent size. It was quite clean and had two comfy chairs as well as a mini-fridge and coffee/tea-making equipment. There was a goofy bathroom set up with the toilet in a separate room and only a half wall in the shower. Breakfast was overpriced, so we ate elsewhere – there are lots of options. There were several English-language TV channels. There were quite a few good restaurants within walking distance, including the one right next door to the hotel, O’Cosy Gourmand, which is run by some hotel employees. We’d definitely return here.