Le Manoir De Gressy Hotel

The helpful reception staff promptly provided a hairdryer. The beautiful grounds add a serene atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely stroll. The breakfast options felt limited, and service for food could be slow at times. It was also inconvenient that there was no direct public transport nearby, requiring rideshare to get around.

The ambience

We could not eat in the restaurent as there was a wedding there should have been told this prior to booking

Posizione strategica per visitare Noto e spiagge, camere pulite e ordinate, abbondanti colazioni varie, personale gentile e professionale, piscina ampia e pulita. Niente che non mi sia piaciuto.

convenient access to charming parks and public art

The hotel provides a perfect spot near the fine Eglise Saint-Etienne, just a few steps from the charming Monument Aux Morts, making my city strolls enjoyable.

the luxury of the hotel and the hotel location lose to Disneyland which is why we chose it.

The location is incredible and stunning, the check in is easy. 20 minutes drive to the airport, it is located reasonably close to Disney park. Large breakfast with EXCELLENT croissants and a vegetarian option, for example, the stuff is very amiable and extremely friendly.

Great ambiance at the hotel, but the dog charge was a surprise.

The hotel and the atmosphere are wonderful. The breakfast was excellent. The room was large and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was larga also.

The taxi service was a little tricky.

The food in the restaurant. Overall hotel staff were very friendly, efficient and helpful. The best part was I had my dog and the hotel is very pet friendly.

Rooms can be cleaner. Hotel blankets were stained. Carpet in room could be cleaner.

the breakfast was overpriced. and the restaurant wasn’t open for dinner. but the grounds were charming with a beautiful garden, and the rooms had great bedding. Easy access to CDG airport.

The Manoir de Gressy is a pretty hotel in an unprepossessing village in rather flat and boring countryside. It is beautifully furnished and looks like the sort of country home you would have yourself if you had loads of money. It is built around a pretty courtyard garden which is ideal for a pre-dinner drink. Staff are helpful and charming. And the dinner, despite a lack of choice, was delicious - and by lack of choice I do mean that there was one entree, one main course and one dessert on the menu, so if you didn't fancy them you were out of luck. I did fancy them and they were very good.

The bed (elegant four-poster) had a mattress like a billiard table. I know many of our continental brethren like a firm mattress but only in a hotel in Jerez have I had a harder one than this - and I hate them. I like a bit of give, a little softness. And the duvet was a real winter warmer which, given that this was June, was far too hot. It must have been 12 Tog. So I sweated away on my billiard table, trying to get the pillows at any rate arranged to my taste (no joy, one was too few, two too many), and really failed to sleep at all. And while Booked.net had a reduction on the normal rate, this was still an expensive hotel. I'd have been just as comfortable in a Travelodge or equivalent.

Nice location in a small town. Traditional french manor styling was appealing.

Humidity appeared to be a chronic problem in our room. Margins of carpet were moldy. Plumbing enclosures in the bathroom were moldy. Ac, if there was any, sometimes hard to tell in France, was weak. Perhaps that is where the mold problem was coming from.

The hotel showcases a charming touch of historic elegance, allowing you to bask in the essence of 'savoir vivre'.

The breakfast options were disappointing. We struggled to find basic items like bread and cheese, and service regarding food replenishment was quite slow.

The general ambience w a s very pleasing and the rooms and bed were excellent for comfort and cleanliness

A quiet haven when one considers location being close to cdg airport.

Staff services very hit and miss. Room service trays in corridors was left outside rooms for up to 18 hours on several occasions, and that does not speak very highlighy about the efficiency.