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"Perfect location at the island entrance. Close to the ramparts entrances including a 2nd floor exit at the back of the hotel directly onto the ramparts. Staff were very helpful and accommodating especially in handling our luggage before checkin and holding it after checkout until we departed. A quiet hotel and nice ambiance!"

"The front desk staff was extraordinarily helpful."

"We reserved with La Mere Poulard but our room was actually at the Ermitage Hotel which was wonderful. Lots of steps both to get to the hotel and to get to our floor inside the hotel (no elevator in hotel) which we didn’t mind but could be an issue for some. "

"Our room was supposed to have a view of Mont Saint Michel, but trees were blocking the view instead."

"Parking good for walking to Mt St Michael. Took us 50mins from hotel across well marked sheep trail. Clean room. Staff friendly and breakfast fresh and adequate for our needs. "

"Great view and kind staff"

"Breakfast was ok"

"Room was clean and charming. Amazing location. There were some challenges with clarity on where to find breakfast (in a different building) and how to get in, etc."

"Super good location 30 mins walk from Mont Saint Michel. Room was large and very clean, and front desk staff was very helpful. A couple of observations: 1) we couldn’t adjust the heat, so asked the front desk about it and they said they (the front desk) would adjust it and asked what temperature we wanted. They made the heat work for us and that temp stayed the same for the duration of our 2-day stay. 2) A kettle and 2 tea bags along with two paper cups were in the room. My husband and I drank tea the first morning and upon return to our room in the evening, one cup had been replenished and one used empty cup was still there (one original cup was left with the old tea bag in it). Same thing happened with the paper cups in the bathroom-one was used and there was no replenishment (one was still unused). This could be a « green » effort but since the cups were paper there was degradation inside from the previous use."