Premiere Classe Lille Sud - Douai Cuincy0

Room was simple but at the price i didnt expect anything less. Comfortable bed and lots of space to store items.

Only concern was other guests habits for music/smoke but thats not the hotels fault at all.

Very small room. Bed from one to other side. Very uncomfortable.

Convenient for motorway and onward journey

Lack of Aircon, but we didn't realise how hot it was

Kind staff and cheap price. As cheap it was, so was the accomodation. Door could not be closed completely(you can lock it though) and there were sigaret burnt spots in bathroom. Staffmembers were very kind and wifi worked very well. Enough parkinglots. Nearby highway, so good connectivity. Good place to overnight, if you have limited budget.

Door couldn't be closed completely. Sigaretburnt spots in the bathroom.

Hotel was hard to find. Rooms are ok but cold and bathrooms are way too small. Not enough blankets and pillows provided. WiFi does not work

The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was ok, but not very warm. Wifi was so weak that I couldn't even use it. The kitchen was well-equipped.

Location, sweet breakfast

Smell from toilet and shower

location, not too far from the euro tunnel

The”bathroom” was literally a caravan toilet, sink and shower made as one complete plastic unit, absolutely tiny, too small to take a shower, in the corner of an already small room. There is no hanging space for anything, no bedside table or shelf. The only luggage space is above the bed on a rack. There is a tv on the wall and a double bed, with just enough room to walk around it.The building looks and feels industrial, not warm or welcoming. A lot of the guests appeared to be workmen who were there long term.Fine for a late arrival and early departure.

The price is very attractive. The regional location of the hotel is great - for dining, shopping and wider travel (bus, train, airport, etc.). The staff are friendly and helpful. The bed was spacious, and the room remained nicely cool in hot temperatures.

For this price, the property will be accommodating (and attractive) to OVERNIGHT travellers, workers, or people in a pickle - but more than one or two nights is not advisable. We were prepared for some "lowered standards", but there were some things that were a shock and unacceptable, even at this price. Firstly, the staff were friendly and helpful when needed, but there were issues of cleanliness: our bathroom ventilator was broken and we had issues of prolonged steam, and little dead gnats stuck to the ceiling and walls of our bathroom after showering - that were still present after room service. I am not sure what was on the floor / wall, but my handbag has strange sooty, black stains on its side and bottom, so be aware if you value your luggage. The bed was large and clean, but the bedspread had cigarette burns. Many of the guests stand outside their rooms to smoke, and your room will fill with the smell if you open your window for too long. The noise level of guests that hung outside their rooms was also very annoying, bringing us to another point about the pricing: it can attract some unsavory types. There was a loud, inebriated ruckus that became violent during one of our nights: it came in waves, over the course of 5 or so hours (11 PM to 5 AM), a floor or two above our room. Eventually another guest became involved, we think, and chased one of the men away. The people were gone the next day, and housekeeping had a mess to clean up. Our biggest shock was the bathroom. With regards to size and features, it was basically what you would find on a train (maybe worse, depending on the train), but with a VERY narrow shower squeezed in the corner. The photos of the bathroom, presented in the property's listing, are taken in a way that hides the fact you have a capsulated, molded bathroom unit installed in the room's corner as an afterthought. We had no idea of this until we were standing inside the room, unfortunately, and we felt misled.

The staff

The noise untill about 4h45. They even banged on my and my neighbors doors. I don't know what it was.