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Discover the best hotels in Crest, Drome, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes including La Saleine, Auberge la Plaine, La Saleine, Le Prieure des Sources, Le Clos De L'Ambre, Clos des Secrets, Lamaisonxv, Maison de Juliette.
Restaurants in Crest
1. La Saleine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
La Saleine is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Crest, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a desk, and you can stay connected during your stay as La Saleine offers guests free wifi. The hotel features a 24 hour front desk, express check-in and check-out, and baggage storage. Plus, La Saleine offers a pool and a lounge, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While you’re here, be sure to check out Sur Les Quais, one of the cafes that can be found in Crest, which is a short distance from La Saleine. Best of all, La Saleine makes it easy to experience some great Crest attractions like Skatepark Crest, which is a popular park. Enjoy your stay in Crest!
Very nice, convenient
Reviewed By BostonBostonGirlReasonably priced, friendly and professional and helpful front desk staff. The restaurant looks lovely as does the outside terrace. Pool outside is undergoing renovation now. Rooms are clean and large. Very convenient to town and adjacent to a large shopping complex. Look forward to returning. Very convenient off the main road. Approximately 2 Hour Reasonably priced, friendly and professional and helpful front desk staff. The restaurant looks lovely as does the outside terrace. Pool outside is undergoing renovation now. Rooms are clean and large. Very convenient to town and adjacent to a large shopping complex. Look forward to returning. Very convenient off the main road. Approximately 2 Hour drive to Lyon
2. Auberge la Plaine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Beautiful hotel with 18 individually equipped and decorated rooms, a restaurant and a seminar room. It is located in the department of Drome on the countryside surrounded by fields and a park with swimming-pool and direct access to the Drome river which passes by next to the property. Free parking, no television, WIFI only in common areas (seminar room, restaurant, courtyard, breakfast room).
What a Gem
Reviewed By Susanka3What a gem everything about our visit was 5 star from the minute we checked in to the minute we checked out. The building and the grounds were so beautiful and well maintained we even had cherries from the tree in the garden. Breakfast was very fresh and there was plenty of variety my partner managed to have some freshly made strawberry jam (shh). The rooms were basic but incredibly clean and comfortable with lovely white fluffy towels The hosts were very friendly and accommodating I would highly recommend L Auberge La plaine and if we ever return to that area of France in the future I will definatly stay here again
3. La Saleine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
La Saleine is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Crest, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a desk, and you can stay connected during your stay as La Saleine offers guests free wifi. The hotel features a 24 hour front desk, express check-in and check-out, and baggage storage. Plus, La Saleine offers a pool and a lounge, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While you’re here, be sure to check out Sur Les Quais, one of the cafes that can be found in Crest, which is a short distance from La Saleine. Best of all, La Saleine makes it easy to experience some great Crest attractions like Skatepark Crest, which is a popular park. Enjoy your stay in Crest!
Very nice, convenient
Reviewed By BostonBostonGirlReasonably priced, friendly and professional and helpful front desk staff. The restaurant looks lovely as does the outside terrace. Pool outside is undergoing renovation now. Rooms are clean and large. Very convenient to town and adjacent to a large shopping complex. Look forward to returning. Very convenient off the main road. Approximately 2 Hour Reasonably priced, friendly and professional and helpful front desk staff. The restaurant looks lovely as does the outside terrace. Pool outside is undergoing renovation now. Rooms are clean and large. Very convenient to town and adjacent to a large shopping complex. Look forward to returning. Very convenient off the main road. Approximately 2 Hour drive to Lyon
4. Le Prieure des Sources
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Beautiful retreat with charming staff
Reviewed By Thorsten WThe location is a bit off the beaten track, therefore lets you enjoy a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. If you are open the owners try everything to make your stay special. Our two-floor room was spacious and wonderfully decorated. The old Maison is a gem in the region.
5. Le Clos De L'Ambre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Au pied du Vercors et de la Provence, a 3 km de la ville medievale de Crest, le Clos De l'Ambre, un Mas du XVIIIeme borde par un ruisseau, vous accueille au milieu d'un havre de paix. 2 Chambres d'Hotes ont ete amenagees avec charme et authenticite et peuvent accueillir 5 personnes. Elles disposent chacune d'une entree independante, de salle de bain privative et de toilettes separees, d'internet et d'un parking. L'une d'elle possede un petit jardin, un coin salon, une douche italienne multi-jets, un refrigerateur, micro-ondes. Vous pourrez profiter du jardin et de la serre a l'ancienne.
A little bit of magic in the Drome.
Reviewed By jackson077We spent two nights at the Clos de L'Ambre in June. It is quite hard to find, and a little tricky to park once found, but any doubts about the place, disappear once you meet the owner, Nathalie. Nathalie has an infectious charm that exudes not only from herself, but also from the rooms and garden that she has so cleverly designed and laid out, everything has her stamp on it. Her English is about as good as my French, so communication has to be worked on, but this seems to only add to the experience. She is knowledgeable on the whole Valley of the Drome area, and her advice most helpful. Breakfast is outside in a little courtyard, everthing fresh and local. The rooms are all different, but equally full of character. Also full of character are the well behaved cats (brought from Venice) and a shaggy Cocker Spaniel. If you are looking for luxury and air conditioning, then perhaps this is not the place for you. But if you want a real part of France, presented with genuine charm and affection, then this could be the real deal.
6. Clos des Secrets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Finding an ideal charming bed and breakfast in Crest does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Clos des Secrets, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Clos des Secrets provide air conditioning and a sofa, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Clos des Secrets guests have access to baggage storage. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Clos des Secrets. Travelers looking to enjoy some tapas can head to Sur Les Quais. Otherwise, you may want to check out a French restaurant such as La Part du Colibri, La Salle à Manger à Crest, or La Tour de Crêpes. If you’re looking for something to do, Tower of Crest (0.3 mi), Skatepark Crest (0.3 mi), and Chapelle des Cordeliers (0.3 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Clos des Secrets. Clos des Secrets puts the best of Crest at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Shocking service!
Reviewed By AdrianofcStay away! Not recommended if you are anything different than a French couple that does not care about service. They only accept cash by the way. This was the second time we stayed at this hotel. The first one was in 2012, as a couple, for 3 nights, a few months after they had the hotel inaugurated. It was a good experience at the time and we did recommend the hotel to other people, reason for us going back in September 2016. Well, on the second occasion, things were very different. The place and service was far worse. This time we were staying as a family (couple plus a baby). We agreed to stay 7 nights at the most expensive room and pay in cash (only way to pay). The room was in good condition, however not noise proof and we had problems, as I will state below. On the 2nd day, we ran out of hand soap and toilet paper and weren’t replenished until we asked for it to be done. You cannot find the owners in the evening, so if you have an emergency, you’ll have to deal with it. We thought our room would be taken care of every day re these basic necessities, but we were wrong. On the 3rd day, we were late for breakfast and got told off, yes told off, for being late. We ignored it. On the 3rd night, arriving a little later than we expected (10-ish pm), we turned on the shower to bathe our baby, only to find out that there was no hot water, but warm water. In the evenings, as mentioned, you won’t find the owners to fix such thing, so we had to deal with it. We found out the next day that there was no hot water because they, in their own words “needed to save money where possible”. This B&B is the sort of lodging that prefers to save money in detriment of their guests comfort. So be prepared to pay a lot for no service. Breakfast time: 8:00 to 9:30. Food: the same every day, coffee/juice, bread, two cheeses and fruits. Not complaining, simply stating. On the 4th day, as we were leaving the hotel at around 10:15am and walked by the breakfast table (not expecting breakfast by the way) , we saw a note saying one of the owners had to leave to take care of other affairs and the breakfast was still at the table. We weren’t expecting breakfast to be there as we were informed breakfast was from 8:00 to 9:30. So we thought it was a good gesture from them and we decided not to leave the hotel without having it. It turned out it was completely the other way around. We got told off for having breakfast too late as this disrupted their lives. We then told them it was obvious that we were with a baby and on vacations! It doesn’t take much for anyone to understand this. Well it did. We had to hear from one of the owners: “I heard the baby crying at 7am and you could have come down to inform us if you would or would not have breakfast”. The reason was, in her own words: “because I have to calculate how much bread to buy in the morning.” Shocking, disrespectful and very impolite. And to finalize she said: “You should stay in a hotel”. Well, we followed her advice later that day, but prior to booking another hotel, we then communicated we did not want to have breakfast anymore. The owners were shocked! As crazy as all of this can be, this was also the day when we found out from the owners they had solar panels to heat the water and that the electricity (for water heating) was turned off so that they could “save money”…at the guests’ costs. On the same night we decided we had enough. We were not welcomed, uncomfortable, had too many problems and were paying a lot for a very poor service that wasn’t even being paid via credit card. Yes, they only accept CASH! We then booked a different hotel, 5 minutes away on the same night and had all our problems solved. On the 5th and final check out morning (we cut short our stay), as we were communicating we would like to check out and the reasons for leaving (no tp, no soap, no hot water, breakfast situation, poor service), we started being told off again! All was in French by the way, as we had fluent French speakers come pick us up every day. We were told off for leaving one bathroom light on for one afternoon (we did indeed forget it once only) and that they had to move one of their long time guests from the neighbouring room because we were too noisy. We had to be compared to these guests because apparently they stay every year for 30 days at the B&B, pay in cash and pay extra for some sort of extra meal. Does that matter? At the end, as my wife was putting her luggage together and taking them to the car, we had to hear (again!) one of the owners say “here in France we say ‘au revoir’ when we leave”. My wife was simply taking her stuff and our baby to the car and was coming back to get the rest of the luggage. Being accused of being impolite in such a way was appalling! Grumpy owners! This was the childish level that the situation had reached. We have never seen such thing in our life. Unfortunately we do not recommend this hotel for families, foreigners and for people that demand a minimum of courtesy and service, even if you speak fluent French or are French. There are a number of other options around and you can save yourself from stress.
7. Lamaisonxv
Overall Ratings
1 based on 1 reviews
Mauvais rapport qualité-prix
Reviewed By MichelAnnaba13L'arrivée à l'hôtel doit se faire à 15 heures et le départ à 10h 30. J'ai l'impression qu'on dérange. Le tarif est trop cher par rapport à la qualité. Les finitions sont assez moyennes. Les lits sont trop petits. Dans notre chambre la température des radiateurs n'est pas réglable et il y fait très chaud. Bref c'est pas terrible et c'est trop cher.
8. Maison de Juliette
