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When you read the name ”Hotel Anne de Beaujeu”, you expect a place or references to this remarkable woman of the 15th century to be all-present and that this place of hospitality has a soul, an atmosphere, an ethics. But it is not, I am very surprised and very regretted. The hotel is very hardly missing a warm atmosphere. It is bored among so many other cold and impersonal hotel chains. If this hotel ambits one day to convoke the The rooms are very warm and fully furnished, and the rooms are very nice and are very nice. The room and bathroom are fitted in a two decades old decor with their old bed, including a bed that grins when you turn, and the sanitary care cares that are sad and even look like those of a hospital. The breakfast room has a cold atmosphere and the buffet should be extensive and more beautifully arranged. A room service would be a more. Despite warm and welcome staff, an indoor refreshment is required with e.g. in the entrance hall, sofas, seats, plants, ridges and references to Anne de Beaujeu (portraits, tapisseries). Anne de Beaujeu must be the subject of all attention in this facility because she It is the ”master piece” and master of the places. Redone him the place that is due! Gien is a city rich in history and famous for its fayence. Make honour to so much cultural wealth and refresh the Anne de Beaujeu hotel by putting it to be honored in your establishment.

Very friendly host, stayed here as we were working in the area, room was clean and warm. Restaurant wasn't open when we stayed but the hotel owner gave us a map of the town and explained where was open for food. Large car park at rear of property too which is really handy.Would not hesitate to book here again.

We were met at reception by a charming receptionist, who upgraded us to The Bishop’s Suite. The suite consisted of a huge bedroom with the biggest double bed I’ve ever seen. A secret door led into a big walk in wardrobe. We also had a big bathroom with double sinks, and a separate wc. The bedroom had 3 floor to ceiling height windows with a first floor view of the grounds, and the town church in the distance. In the evening we had drinks on the terrace, followed by dinner in the hotel restaurant. My vegetarian meal was delicious and beautifully presented, whilst my husband enjoyed a perfectly cooked steak. Breakfast was buffet style with a big range of choice. The spa looked fantastic but our travelling schedule meant we had to get back on the road. We will definitely be back though and will try the spa then. The car park is also an essential part of our hotel checklist, and the parking here was perfect; right by the hotel, private, secure and plenty of spaces and some shade provided by the avenue of trees.