Citotel Des Messageries - Saintes

The hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful. the rooms were simple but very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was good. Location of the hotel was excellent and bookable parking was very convenient. Very good value for money.

Very Good Location in Old Town near to the river. Has its own lock up undercover parking.

No aircon in bedrooms but the price would have to go up if this were fitted.

very good central location.Friendly welcome. Really useful to have safe parking.

Lovely staff, relaxed, nice breakfast. Historic building. Traditional French. Great location.

Cramped, hot, noisy. Very very small French double (smaller than standard UK 4 foot 6 double).

Very pretty little room that served well for a stopover en route to holiday destination

the hotel was easy to find and had a very central location. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Great location,

Over priced for the quality of the accomodation and fcilities it provides, we paid £100 a night for only a very basic room parking and breakfast

small hotel,cozy, country style rooms, very neat, lovely breakfast, very friendly staff, great location in town centre and yet quiet.

Superb location, beautiful building, staff very welcoming and helpful.

However we had a family room which had very dated bathroom with no shower. Bed wasn't very comfortable.

The situation of the hotel could not be beat - right in the heart of the old town. The staff were very helpful and friendly.

Clean and helpful staff good location. Used hotel for overnight stop whilst travelling through France.

Could be a very good boutique hotel but will need a refurbishment.

Secure parking in the town centre and excellent breakfast facilities

Decor tired in the bedrooms

Very friendly staff and very good treatment of our dogs. Great stop off from Spain to England. Would highly recommend

I paid for an upgraded room when I arrived at the hotel, which was larger than normal rooms in France.

Two words: no elevator. After dragging my bag for 15 minutes from the station, I was given a room on the second floor which meant lifting it up 2 flights of steep, narrow stairs. There was no one to help. This hotel needs a small elevator.