3-Star Hotels in Rouen

A good clean and simple hotel. A brilliant location with its on car park, if you are parking at the hotel car park the spaces are very tight. The hotel is in a great location easy walking distance to the cathedral and other attractions. We’ve used this hotel as stop over on our way back to Calais from The LoireI and it was perfect, only 2 hours away. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

Good points - clean, comfortable rooms (great pillows!) excellent wifi and friendly charming staff. BUT we had asked for a hotel with secure parking, a restaurant and double bed. This hotel said it had all three. The hotel did have a car park but it had a height restriction of 2m - same as our car so we couldn't use it. Our fault for having a high car but we would not have chosen that hotel had we known. I mentioned this (nicely) in a review and they said it was on the website no it is not, the website says ”secure covered parking”. We were lucky to grab a parking spot in a dark side road as someone was just leaving. Did not feel comfortable leaving our packed car there but had no choice. The hotel did have a restaurant but only for breakfast. Not mentioned before. Obviously couldn't drive anywhere so the friendly receptionist gave us a map to a local shopping mall 10/15 minutes walk away apparently the only place to eat around there. The roads were dark, mainly deserted and there were a lot of graffiti covered buildings. It didn't feel safe but we had no choice. I am sure in the summer and daylight it will be fine but in the dark winter, not a great experience. The shopping mall had a good selection of fast food outlets. We had one night in France, with all due respect to KFC that's not exactly what we had been hoping for. Our fault but I am guessing others may too have greater expectations of French food. Double room was twin beds. One night, no problem, but just added to the overall unpleasant experience. Did have a great bottle of wine in the hotel bar when we got back!

Stayed on our way north to Calais, easy access from the motorway. The hotel is just as good as in the past. The parking is good & secure and well worth the 3 euro's. Reception now has printed laminated cards to show how to access the parking. Not difficult but having reception on one exit from the roundabout and the car park entrance on another is likely to confuse. Just email reception and they'll send the map. Good big clean rooms with good views of the rugby ground at the back. sadly we've never caught a game. Take care when leaving as the roundabout in front can be very, very busy. Oh and you don't get designer waste bins in that many hotel rooms, you do here. Our son loved the shower in the disabled room he stayed in. Having stayed in a few places in Rouen this offers the bets value in our book.

Made an overnight stop here having done the same two years ago. Nothing has changed, the rooms are very small and don't seem to have been decorated but parking is easy in the underground car park (4.5 euros). They are taking measures due to Covid 19 at the moment and enforcing face covering rules very strictly. Check in wasn't friendly but reception staff were better the next morning. Breakfast consisted of a croissant and roll in a paper bag which you took outside as the dining room is shut. This wasn't mentioned when booking and they charged the full breakfast price which isn't really fair. Basically, a convenient stopover place en route to better things but OK if you can get a good deal on the price.

The location is very good, you can walk to Rouen Cathedral, etc., and you can also walk to the Church of St. Joan of Arc, and there are many restaurants nearby, and the subway is close, so it is very convenient

Positives. Easy to find. In good location, 5-10 minute walk from historic centre. Secure parking available. Relatively cheap. Reception staff were lovely and helpful. Bed Linen seemed clean. From there on its pretty negative. Parking is tight and limited. (i saw two people scrape their cars on walls and ceilings within 15 mins). Inconveniently placed concrete curbs and bollards make it tricky to get in and out with anything larger than a hatchback. Also had to block the entrance for everyone else whilst my wife got the access key from reception as there isn't a waiting bay for new arrivals outside the hotel. Hotel interior was dated and scruffy. Carpets dirty, reception smells of stale cigarettes. Overflowing cigarette ashtrays in the garden/terrace (which is basically the dead space between buildings filled with garden furniture. Room was small, dated decor, and lots of things were broken. Bed had a massive dip in it where springs had broken. Bath had black mould around. Light fixtures and telephone was handing off the wall. Hairdryer in bathroom was broken. Curtain didn’t pull far enough so room was bathed in light from 5:00. Walls paper thin. Unusual layout for hotel room, bathroom next to main bed. Toilet literally 1 metre from your bedside table (not much privacy). Had to sit on toilet at an angle because I could fit my knees in otherwise. Unfortunately there was a lack of care given to cleaning. Dust and hair under beds. We had used tea making kit still in the tray, and the toilet roll (which is housed in a black box rather than being lose) hadn’t been checked meaning we ran out after two sheets. Black mould around the bath. We were only given two towels despite them knowing we were three. Given shower gel to use as hand soap. Only 1 pillow each. Great location if you want to walk into town easily. Only 5 mins from historical centre. Although I would add that its right next to a massive busy road. Our room was at the back of the building on a working night so this didn’t affect us. (back of the room overlooks the smoking garden so it could be noisy if there were people out there). Reception staff really lovely, spoke very good English, and were accommodating of our terrible attempts at French. Breakfast was basic (continental style). Toast, jams, low quality patisseries. Sweaty jambon and fromage in a fridge cabinet, cereal, hot dogs ??? Yogurts and juice. Coffee machine. Tea making facility. Tubs of varying quality fruit salad. Most of the residents on the Wednesday morning that we attended seemed to be preparing for work. I assume that this hotel stays afloat by doing as little as possible but keeping things cheap so that they appeal to businesses trying to minimise cost. All in all it was a convenient place to stay for one night on our way through. But I wouldn’t stay here again even if it was half the price. Plenty of better options unless you are last minute desperate.

The hotel is a budget hotel but the reception area is bright and creates a good impression when you first arrive. Room was very basic and small but comfortable. The hotel is only about 5 mins from a tram stop giving quick access to the sights of Rouen. Would recommend for a one or two night stay but not much longer.

The hotel was used as part of the Leger trip to Monet’s garden, Versailles, cheese & calvados trip. The area boasts new cycle lanes so the coach cant park outside but stops just over the road, worth taking into consideration as there is no porterage. It was in the middle of renovations when we visited so everywhere was in a bit if disarray but caused us no issues whatsoever. There is a small slow lift so on check in that becomes busy and its tucked in a small corner with little room to stand, so if you can, use the stairs. We had room 306. Rooms, small and basic, bathroom, 2 small towels, thin and not very good quality but adequate and changed every day. No hand towel at all. Hairdryer - ours did not work and I’m not sure if that was just an issue in this particular room but it wasn’t needed so again not an issue. Shower - has a high step up into it and can become quite slippy so care is needed, shower was good and plenty of hot water. Large mirror and small bin Bed was comfortable with extra pillows, good large window which opens fully, good air conditioning which worked really well. Small seat, chair and desk, very small wardrobe with 4 hangers, no drawers, no tea/coffee, no safe or phone. Curtain good quality and blackout. We slept really well No English channel on TV (it said there was a news channel but we couldn’t get it) Breakfast - fresh orange juice, tea, coffee etc Delicious fresh bread to slice yourself, croissants and brioche, selection of jams and yoghurts, fruit and ham. Cheese was a thick wedge and me personally would have preferred slices Bacon, sausage and scrambled egg. Im very choosy about these breakfast staples so did not try these Restaurant/bar. Both excellent. Good choice in the bar and priced averagely. The menu for dinner - opens at 7pm was small but having tried 4 of the dishes i could not fault them, again all under or around €15 Parking plentiful Small outdoor patio area with tables and chairs. Not the prettiest place to sit and could do with some smartening up but to sit, chat and drink it was more than adequate Staff. Super friendly and helpful Really for a small (500ish) room motel it was adequate, quiet and just over the road from the Seine which was a pleasant walk. 15 minute stroll to the cathedral and old town. Excellent bakery around the corner. Carrefour and pizzas I would definitely be happy to stay again

This hotel is a two minute walk from the Cathedral. We parked in the underground car park near the Cathedral for 15 euros a day and the hotel was a stone’s throw away, very convenient. The room was very clean and overlooked the road which meant there was some noise from the revellers during the night but not too much. The staff was helpful.

Rouen was our last stop to break up a long journey back to Calais, we needed a convenient hotel located close to the city centre to squeeze in a bit of sightseeing. Hôtel de Québec was a great choice, the location was perfect and the hotel was clean and very comfortable, it seemed to have been very recently renovated and we took a family room for the 4 of us. We found the owners to be very polite and helpful. Although we speak French, their English is excellent! It is a bit noisy if you have to open the windows, that’s the trade-off for a city centre location. But a powerful fan was provided and that made our room cool enough. Breakfast was really nice, plenty of choice and a reasonable price. We’d definitely stay again.