Reviews of Hôtel du Musée de l'Eau 3 stars

Location in lovely village. Friendly staff.

Basic accommodation. Needs more parking

The staff were very friendly and went out of their way to help us. The location was excellent and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the museum and the water-tasting afterwards. Our room was spacious and very comfortable with a spectacular view of the mountains.

Nothing.

Great location , and fantastic views . Great area to explore.

The breakfast was better on the 2nd day than the first (fresh fruit and better bread) It was ok but not as good as similar in 3 star Logis Hotel and which was only 12€!

Breakfast - see above.

La situation de l'hotel.

The views from the rooms are breathtaking, good food , lovely friendly staff . A perfect stay

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The location was out of this world! And the restaurant was fantastic

Air conditioning wasn’t very strong. Rooms were basic, but comfortable

Beautiful location, lovely meal and drinks and friendly staff.

Stunning location.

The location is worth everything. And of course the water tastes like nothing else The hotel is a museum on its own: we had breakfast surrounded by an exhibition. The restaurant was excellent and affordable.

The rooms could be refurbished, they feel very old and super small. However the beds and bathroom were comfortable

Girl on reception was welcoming when we arrived.

No tea or coffee making facilities in room. Room cramped. Breakfast limited choice of low quality items. Restaurant poor. Presentation of eating spaces set up for seminar groups etc and had no ambiance or comfort. Serving staff seem uninterested and badly trained.

Lovely location and helpful staff.

Possibly the smallest double room I have ever experienced. Really it’s a single room, with a double bed placed in it, you could hardly walk around the bed. I was staying as a solo traveler, so could deal with it, but for 2 people with luggage it would be ridiculous.

Lovelly position if your travelling through france on a motorbike and wish to ride the fabulous combe laval and the D2....highly recommend it.

Toilet that continually syphoned through our stay, rooms and hotel are basic but clean. We ate in the hotel and had a livelly meal and wine.

This hotel is very well placed to visit the museum and the town of 'maisons suspendus'. It is clean, simple and the buffet breakfast was very good.

The location is great, right in town, with free parking, on the river! We enjoyed our dinner at the restaurant and the visit to the Musee de l'Eau was a nice touch.

Only little disappointment was the breakfast buffet which in my opinion wasn't in line with the hotel standing. There was no croissant, only tiny pastries that did not get refilled once gone.

Location was central. On site parking.

The first room we were offered was too dirty to stay in. It obviously hadn’t been cleaned properly for sometime. Black grime around switches, hairdryer cable, baseboards. The second room was better much marginally. The staff stood in the main doorway smoking regularly. The dining room is pretty characterless and dinner was tasteless.

The best location right in the middle of town and walking distance to everything. Your stay includes free admission to the museum and there is a decent restaurant on site. if you get a room with a river view then you can pretty much see all the main sights without leaving the hotel :) Warm and comfortable with free parking on site.

Breakfast at additional charge and no fridge or tea making facilities in the room.

The location was great and the view from our room was outstanding 🤩 The air felt so clean, The reception area was cool with all the water bottles. We ate in the restaurant at night and had a decent meal. Good breakfast.

Rooms a bit basic, but good enough for an overnight stay

This is a rather quirky hotel, situated, as the name infers, on the river as part of the Musée de l’Eau. The rooms are comfortable and well appointed, although a little lacking in character. The restaurant was excellent with a superb view over the river. Breakfast is taken in the museum cafe. There is private parking in the courtyard to the museum.