Gouzeaucourt Hotels

"This is a great overnight stop when travelling across France. Clean, modern hotel a little bit more than the basic. Secured, gated parking for the car. Buffalo Grill across the road, otherwise you will need to drive out somewhere. Good value."

"The rooms were clean and spacious, staff friendly and was in the centre and of town so easy to walk around. We didn’t choose breakfast "

"Lovely little tucked away oasis…quiet and clean"

"Basic but comfortable motel. Good food. Safe parking outside room. Have use three times & will stay again. Convenient for autoroute to Calais."

"The hotel is very good for an overnight stop when travelling by car in France. It has everything you need for such a stopover. The room is and bed are comfortable. It was very quiet in the room so it was possible to have a good night sleep. The breakfast is basic but was adequate for us. There are restaurants within walking distance for an evening meal."

"Fantastic setvice during check in, friendly efficient staff. "

"The staff are very helpful and friendly. Most staff speak some English which is good when you are tired after a long journey and seem to have forgotten any french you knew. The beds was lovely and comfortable and the French external blinds cut out noise and light for a peaceful sleep. The room and ensuite bathroom are clean. The breakfast is continental with plenty to choose from and includes cereal, yoghurt and fruit. There were some eggs, bacon and sausages and a toaster. Coffee very good from the machine. There is also tea and hot chocolate available although no drink making facilities in the rooms. The restuarant serves a variety of starters, mains and desserts and there is a discount for two and three courses. There is no lift to rooms on the second and third floors but there are a few ground floor rooms. Staff will help you with your bags if required."

"Our second stay & we enjoyed the large room, comfortable bed, & a swim in the indoor pool. The staff are very friendly, efficient & helpful. The check in time is 5pm."