Le Grand Hotel, Souillac

The hotel's location was okay for our travel, situated next to a charming church. The rooms, although very small and lacking ventilation, made it uncomfortably hot during the summer, and there was a noticeable smell that indicated the need for updating. The service was decent, with pleasant but not overly friendly staff who provided a welcome drink and had pet amenities available. The dining experience offered value for money compared to other places, although the price was a bit high, and we found a few signature dishes. The facilities were adequate, but there was room for improvement in terms of upgrades.

The hotel had some issues with small rooms that lacked ventilation, making it unbearably hot during the summer. They also needed updating and had a noticeable smell. The service, though not overly friendly, still provided helpful amenities like a welcome drink, pet amenities, and tour/ticket assistance. The location was decent for our travel needs, next to a church. The dining experience was a bit steep in price but offered seasonal products. Overall, some improvements are needed, but it's manageable for a short stay.

The hotel's rooms were small, lacked ventilation, and had a noticeable smell, needing updating. Despite these drawbacks, the service was pleasant, though not overly friendly. The location was decent for our travel needs, situated next to a church. The dining experience was considered a good value for money compared to other establishments. The hotel's facilities were rated positively.

The hotel had very small rooms with no ventilation, making it unbearably hot. The rooms needed updating and had a noticeable smell, but the price was reasonable. The service, although not overly friendly, provided a welcome drink and offered pet amenities and tour assistance. The location was okay for our travel, next to a church. The dining experience was relatively steep, especially considering the meat options. The facilities were lacking. Overall, an average stay with room for improvement.

The hotel's rooms were small and lacked ventilation, making it uncomfortably hot during the summer. They also needed updating and had a noticeable odor. On the bright side, the service was pleasant, though not overly friendly. The location was okay for our travel needs, situated next to a church. The dining experience was reasonably priced, unlike Hôtel-Restaurant Le Rouffillac, though still considered steep, featuring sweet cakes. The facilities were adequate but lacked certain modern amenities.