Inter Hotel Du Commerce

This hotel advertises a 24 hour service but there is no such thing. We had to take a back door and find our room in the dark. The hotel advertises wifi but there is no wifi anywhere in the hotel!! The hotel breakfast was very poor, only some supermarket toast and jam, we weren't told it costs money and ended up having to pay 20 euros p.p. for this sad excuse for a breakfast. After a long day in the car / outside the village we arrived at 21:20 hoping to get something to eat but we were told the kitchen closed at 21:00 (there were still people there though) and we asked for something small like soup or bread but they wouldn't even give us that. So much for hospitality, The pool was closed and there was no airco or thin sheets in the room. A terrible hotel overall.

I was looking in that area for a hotel with a good restaurant. It is old fashioned, rooms are small but clean, I had a renovated bathroom. But you forget immediately about the hotel when you take place in the restaurant for dinner, the choice is excellent, the winelist is outstanding. The quality of the dinner was very good, I had one of the best foie gras I ever had in my life. Relation price/ quality very good. Hotel could be renovated.

In Vaiges for business, our client booked the Hotel for us. The exterior is attractive and tells you that this Hotel is a well established business so its not going to be a chain hotel experience. Booking in was easy, 'madame' proving friendly and helpful. Our rooms were large by todays 'chain' standards, their decor and general appearance tidy, clean and just starting to move to becoming a little on the jaded side. The bar area is small and serves a super flavoursome draught beer which I suspect is local to the area. Dinner was nothing short of stunning. The service was excellent and starter and main meal for two impeccable and memorable. We had the mushroom and snail soup starter...which was a triumph, followed by steak and fish choices, both served with light but tasty sauces. Breakfast was a typical French continental style affair, unfussy with fresh quality coffee and a choice of teas, lovely fresh breads and home made jams with ham and cheese as an option. Fruit and cereals were also on offer. In summary, breakfast was a simple but good quality affair and all that's needed to start the day. I agree with another review....its well worth a detour.