Find 3 Star Hotels in Villiers from SAR63

"Room was clean, comfy large bed, very little noise from outside, pleasant staff, convenient for the hospital. Proper bathroom with toilet , shower and sink."

"Large rooms very clean and super comfortable. Excellent value for a trip to Futuroscope. Can drive to and from or walk if wanted to. Out of season visit. Didn't have breakfast. Didn't expect hotel to be so nice and clean and comfortable for the money "

"Lovely place to stay. Only stopped for 1 night, but will stay longer next time to also use the spa facilities "

"Excellent staff food & accompdation. Limited dog walking"

"Beautiful setting with easy access from main roads. A large commercial centre is a five minute drive. The restaurant has a reasonably varied menu and decent food. Professional helpful friendly staff. "

"The room had absolutely no heating. The temperature was -1c. It would be impossible to sleep in a room at this temperature. We were offered another room. This also had no heating. Eventually reception averred us a portable room heater. Also, we plugged our car in to the electric charger at 11pm for an overnight charge. We were charged 130 euros - the most expensive charge we have ever had. they charge for time (not electricity). Are you expected to get up in the middle of the night to unplug your car? Also, there was no indication of the cost or conditions at the charger. It was only when the cost came through on our credit card. The hotel is rated as 3 star. I do not think it deserves 1 star. Avoid this hotel if at all possible."

"The Altorea is one of the best hotels we have stayed in, and we travel a lot every year. The room was spotless, the bed comfortable, and the staff helpful. It's on an excellent sutuation for the motorway system. We will certainly stay again, and highly recommend it."

"Very nice stay. Clean room and bathroom - comfortable bed and lovely staff. Perfect for stopping over on long drive from Spain to UK."

"When we arrived, the two young ladies on reception (one on Ibis, one on Ibis Budget) both insisted that I needed to have a sheet of paper to be able to check in. (Bond du something). The booking number or my noame were worthless. Gallic shrugs all round. Eventually, I said I had not booked as a package with our Futuroscope tickets, and smiles and dcomprehension dawned, our number was looked up, my name was there. Really, these receptionists should not assume everyone has booked a Futuroscope package. I only realised those were available after booking the hotel. I would have printed out everything I was sent, so was mystified that a non-existent piece of paper was vital. This was very upsetting after a long drive, to think we had nowhere to sleep! After that, all was perfect."