Hotels with Bars in Lille

The location of the hotel is very good, next to the opera house and good service. The hotel is in the city center, about a three-minute walk to the subway station, restaurants, cafes and shopping malls are very close to the hotel, very convenient!

I can't fault my experience of The Carlton Hotel, from the cheerful and helpful staff, to the lovely spacious room & bathroom. The breakfast room was wonderful, (complete with views of the square and Opera House), matched by the excellent choice of food. A wonderful way to start the day!

I stayed at this hotel very early, but at that time it seemed to be in the center of the railway station. In fact, it is very convenient to go to the Grand Plaza. The front desk is very enthusiastic. Tell us that we can use the subway to go to the three stations. With free parking, just call them and it's very convenient to get on the high speed!

Breakfast is average, the twin bed turned out to be a sofa bed, but the sleeping is very comfortable, very close to the train station, not far from the big shopping mall, parking for 8 euros, a good choice for business travel

A centuries-old church-renovated hotel, the collision of classical culture and modern culture, gardens, churches, pianos, murals, elegant and chic environment, gives a heavy feeling. Because the setting of the room is a bit complicated, the front desk will be very intimate to bring guests to the room.

The location is very good, just beside the train station in Fran, less than 5 minutes walk. It takes more than 10 minutes to walk to the European railway station. It is less than 10 minutes from the hotel to the old city centre. Carrefour, Chinese restaurants and western restaurants are on the doorstep. Eating is more convenient. The hotel is old and relatively clean, but the rooms are small and the European hotels are like this.

Really quaint and quirky hostel in Lille's downtown core. Very nice staff and great for socializing, especially in their open patios! Rooms are tidy and clean including bathrooms. Breakfast is served with a wide range of options (definitely try the cheese) and a large choice of beers. Only downside was no lockers, but hopefully that's a feature in the near future!

The first thing we noticed was the friendly and helpful staff, which remained consistent throughout our stay. Every request was met with a helpful and positive response. The rooms look very modern in photos, and give a false impression that the hotel is very new. In fact, it is not new at all, as is evident from the ugly external doors of the rooms. However, the interiors of the rooms, including the bathrooms, have been refurbished very well. The only shortcomings are the very small double beds and the lack of power sockets on one side of the bed - whoever designed it presumably believes that only one person in a couple has a smartphone and smartwatch? The breakfast was one of the most disappointing in any hotel I’ve stayed in for a long time. At least it was included in the room price, as I would have been very unhappy if I had paid extra for it. There were two types of cheese, one or two types of meat and some croissants. As a comparison, the Holiday Inn in Calais has at least five times as much choice for breakfast. The location of the hotel is good, being quite central, but some other hotels are more central and closer to the more lively areas. If you have a car, then it's quite easy to find on-street parking spaces close to the Holiday Inn because it's not too central.

On the last day of our stay I had to get onto reception to clean room no toilet paper no clean towels. The receptionist said you were in your room. That's why we could not clean it, so 8 said OK my husband and I will go out for an hour. We came back and the maid was just finishing off the room. The walls had filled in holes and wood hip paper over them. The toilet no bleach down and had to use my hand wipes to clean toilet. You have to mind all the steps when getting out of toilet and bathroom, also make sure you shut your hotel door properly as it does not shut itself. The breakfast croissant were greasey, I took my own teabags. As the ones they had were mint and the coffee pod machine was filthy don't use. We stayed in room 306 avoid, as you will here very loud noise off buses, cars beeping there horns at each other every night and day. Before the pandemic we stayed in room 308 that was OK. When you try to speak to reception they don't understand you unless you speak in French. Breakfast we went for 6am and around 7am was absolutely full no seats or tables. Seats are like wood and metal tables all wonky. One of the machines were broken in breakfast area. One of the breakfast staff always swapping things round when your trying to have a quiet breakfast. Like setting bowls and hot plate up again. Say its a 2 star instead of 3 star, the microwave you can only put microwave chips on from carrefour. Lille is 4 times expensive now and beggers argue with you and follow you around till you give them money. If you don't give beggers money they try to take your bags off you and I think got the jest they are threatening you. You have to walk away from them quickly. We will never go there again.

Great first impressions: plentiful free parking next to a kind of leisure complex with green space to walk about. Efficient, friendly check in and we really liked everything about the downstairs area. Spacious seating areas with comfy chairs as well as bar/cafe area where good value breakfast was available. More seating in the garden where Ibrahim made the most delicious pizzas. We sat here both evenings and it was a really nice atmosphere. The metro station is an easy 10 minute walk and 10 more minutes into the town centre. Unfortunately upstairs is a different story. The bedrooms are so small that 2 adults struggle to walk around at the same time and it is difficult to do anything in the bathroom unless you open the door. Basic furnishing - double bed with 2 tiny pillows, TV, coat hangers. One towel is provided, others are charged at €2 each. But the worst is that it is so claustrophobic due to the small window giving little light or air. On a warm night we found it very uncomfortable and woke frequently as it was so hot. I would give downstairs 4 but the bedrooms 2 so overall 3.