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"Everything was okay regarding IBIS-Quality. Especially the breakfast was superb with a large variety of food and beverage. Room size, service, check-in and in-house facilities were good."

"Great options but eggs were a little cool"

"Great"

"Perfect little place next to a historic church and Auxerre."

"Great"

"Everything was great! We booked this place for our group of just under 30 people. We especially enjoyed the main room of the guest house, the terrace, the jacuzzi, and the pool. The kitchens are well-stocked and suitable for cooking large meals, especially if you make use of multiple of them at once. We'd recommend getting delivery in from a local supermarket if you don't have a car (as we didn't). The surrounding area is super peaceful and nice for walking in.It's worth noting that for the extra beds (for if you have more than about 22 people) you need to provide your own bedding, including duvets. We also had to pop out to buy some amenities that we thought might be provided (soap in the bathrooms, sponges for washing) on the first day, which wasn't a big problem, but you might want to bring some beforehand!Nevertheless, everything was great and me and my friends had a fantastic time!"

"Overnight stop. Dinner in restaurant was good and reasonable choices for main. Beds were a bit on the smaller side. Lack of pillows, only one small pillow per bed. Rooms could do with a freshen up decorative wise."

"Above average but not excellent. Rooms fairly basic. Pool very cold but clean. Morning coffee charge was very high but extra towels provided was helpful. "

"First room we were given had broken sink waste, when used, water poured all over the floor, reception told us to put the bin underneath (we thought he was joking and would send someone to repair it seeing as we were not offered an alternative room), after 2nd trip to reception we had to ask for a different room which we were given. The breakfast wasn't great, bread, croissants etc were not fresh - dry and hard but better than nothing. "