Cottages in Avre Luce Noye

The parking was easy, free and secure. The breakfast was excellent and the hotel staff were great, friendly and spoke english well.

The restaurant was wonderful and the staff made us feel right at home. I have stayed there before and would again with no reservations. The breakfast was perfect as well.

I was in the area of Albert, France to tour sites associated with the WWI battle of the Somme in 1916. I thought this place was just wonderful. The room I had was clean and comfortable with a very nice modern walk in shower. The hostess/owner, Muriel spoke English which I appreciated. She did a fabulous job on the breakfast each morning. It's just a couple of miles away from the town of Albert and she told me that there is a factory down at the end of the road that makes parts for Airbus planes...

No EV charging! This is a very new hotel and the EV chargers are not hooked up yet. The front desk is not staffed 24/7 which is a major problem if you lose your code card.

The breakfast buffet is very good and extremely reasonable. The AC in the room is very nice option to have, especially in warmer days (not very common in hotel's rooms in Europe) The staffs are very welcoming and kind. Greatly appreciate them. They are quite strict on the check-in time

Great visit. Clean and fresh. Super helpful manager and staff.

welll one needs a car to get there everybody had been very kind and proffecional ,I would any time to come back and recoment a stay at this Hotel

The cleanliness and the central location

The property was perfect for our needs…Sophie was friendly, like a ray of sunshine. The facility was clean and bright…exactly what we were hoping for. Breakfast was lovely with fresh local apple juice, tea , coffee, selection of breads and jams with fruit, yogurt and granola. A wonderful stay and very reasonably priced.

The rooms are above the resturant. Our room was nice, and clean, and really good sized. The hotel is next door to another good resturant, and there are several good places to eat within 100m or so. Go to the underground war museum across the street, and learn about WW1 and the western front.