Ibis Honfleur

The hotel was great, with friendly helpful staff and a very comfortable room. However we had booked this hotel primarily as it offered on site charging (TotalEnergy) for our EV. Not only was the power extremely poor but as it is billed by time, after 50 mins we were already paying 6€ for just 6kWh..the battery increased by just 1% !!!! This is a complete rip off and Accor needs to address this as it is not acceptable. Fortunately there is a hi-speed Tesla supercharger close by which was considerably cheaper and efficient - so we will use a hotel closer to this next time

Nice and simple rooms with everything required for a short stop over. The new addition of EV chargers a nice touch and came in very handy. The hotel was full on the night we stayed and breakfast area was very busy so we decided to have it elswhere. The location is convenient for the town centre within a short walk but far enough away to be quiet

Relatively standard Ibis property. The location is ideal if you’re driving; walking with a pram/children is not suitable as there are no pavements on a very busy stretch of road and it is a reasonable walk to the town. Not required if driving as there is parking near the harbour for as little as 5€ for the entire day. There aren't many restaurants nearby to choose from. I really don’t recommend "Oncle Scott's," across the road (coming from someone who enjoys American themed restaurants normally). I wish we used the Ibis offering, though limited options it smelt significantly nicer and a lot cheaper than the restaurant across the road. Breakfast cost 25€ for two adults. Expensive I thought for the usual offering of continental breakfast and was surprised to find out it wasn’t included in the price of the room. Parking was free but as we checked in late due to visiting Honfleur first we struggled to get a space. However we will be returning to Honfleur and this Ibis hotel on the near future.

A pretty standard Ibis property, reasonably priced. The location is ok; if the weather is nice, it's a reasonable walk downtown but still a bit far. There aren't many restaurants nearby; "Oncle Scott's," apparently an American western themed restaurant, is across the street. While intriguing, it doesn't appear to attract many customers. The Ibis offers limited food options other than breakfast - which was good. Parking was free with many spaces available.