Find hotels in Thierville from NT$1,592

"A unique little hotel just off the main road. It is a quaint building with good sized rooms and has a lot of character; a classic French hotel."

"Great overnight stopover again on our way through to Spain. Lovely meal in the on-site restaurant. Always our first choice in Rouen."

"Convenient to city centre, parking. Spotless room, friendly staff. Coped well with patience with our poor French language skills. "

"Great stopover location…."

"Clean hotel, nice room, friendly staff."

"We enjoyed a fabulous night at this wonderfully characterful property. The owner Tina was incredibly helpful with our late check in and throughout the booking process. Our room, the Antoinette, was beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. Our only regret was that we couldn't stay longer. "

"Tout était parfait . De l accueil à la fin du séjour . Vraiment magnifique cette parenthèse en famille . Merci "

"chambre impecable ! petit dejeuné " tres généreux " .... "

"Beautiful castle and park.Clean and beautifully restored and maintained. The suite was nice and comfortable but no phone, no small fridge and no staff in the castle outside the bar and restaurant opening hours. "

"Excellent accueil. Chambre accueillante. "

"sejour tres agreable.Acceuil au top.Restaurant tres bon."

"The cutest French couple with the most amazing garden. We were in the small cabin and it was such a nice and different experience. Most recommended :)"

"Unique property, very good food with quality ingredients. Comfortable room and lovey hosts."

"Satisfied Rome, great service great food great person ..Excellent"

"Very clean and quiet, very welcoming staff, great breakfast, reasonably priced. "

"Such a beautiful place and amazing staff. I’d return in a heartbeat "

"Simple, cheap stop-over on way back to England without going into the city."

"Great hotel for overnight stop "

"Lovely place, lovely couple, lovely french experience, thank you "

"The owner of this hotel is clearly in the wrong job, arrogant, rude, condescending fulfilling the worst caricatures of hotel owners. This was clearly the French version of Basil Fawlty, who nearly pushed me to ask how many French commandos landed in 1944. An absolutely unwelcoming hotel to be avoided at all cost "