Hotel Central - Pau

The staff were excellent and amicable. the room was huge. the bathroom was large. the location of the venue was excellent, very near the town center. Adjacent to nearby restaurants, the Railway Station, and golf course.

The location was good, in the centre of the city. The staff was very helpful all the time.

Greatly enjoyed fairly quiet and huge room I was given. The rate was me$ 63.

The hotel was clean. the room was fairly quiet. the bed was large. We had a large bedroom. Our location was marvelous, very near the town center. It was close enough to the Place Clemenceau and other areas.

Location in the center of the city was a plus...

i got the twin room, it was newly decorated and huge. very helpful staff members provided a few recommendations. the hotel was located in the center of the city. there was culver's nearby, offering quick meals.

I stayed in a cozy room with great air-conditioning for £47, worth the price.

The value for money at Hotel Central was great, considering the cozy and atmospheric room I stayed in. The location was perfect, with the Pompidou Center just a half block away, and the staff were friendly and cute.

The only thing that could have made the breakfast better was more variety in the food options.

I loved the atmosphere of this hotel - it had a quirky and unique feel, more like a house than a hotel. The staff were amazing and took great care of me, even ordering a cab for me while I was out for the day. The hotel is also centrally located, making it convenient to explore the city.

Nothing, it is perfect.

Excellent location, Huge room with double beds, friendly staff, good value.

Not obvious to find.

central exceeded my expectations during our honeymoon in pau. the charming old world charm, spacious room with a touch card lock, and helpful staff made our stay enjoyable. the breakfast, although simple, was delicious and even had a microwave to warm our coffee.

No tea/coffee facility in the room.

As a tourist, I absolutely loved the central location of this hotel. It was conveniently located near the train and bus stations, as well as the city center. the proximity to the Pompidou Center was a huge bonus, making it easy to explore the cultural hub of the city. the friendly and welcoming staff made us feel right at home, and the helpful receptionist even engaged in an interesting conversation about the 'Marseillaise' with me. the room itself was wonderful, with double glazing that blocked out any noise and provided a peaceful atmosphere. the separate toilet from the bathroom within the bedroom area was a great convenience, and the room had a cozy and atmospheric vibe with its exposed wood beam ceiling. In short, the location, facilities, and staff of this hotel made it an excellent choice for any tourist visiting the city.

Felt very special, no complaints.

The room had a charming, traditional atmosphere with exposed wood beam ceiling. The bed was comfortable and there was a small fridge and a TV. The hotel's location was excellent, just a half block away from a famous attraction. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The location of this hotel is insanely convenient, with easy access to the train and bus stations as well as the lively city center. The staff is incredibly friendly and even makes sure someone is waiting for you at the reception desk if you provide your arrival time. The basic breakfast is nice, and if you're up for it, there's the option of upgrading to high-speed broadband wifi for a small fee. The room was warm, comfortable, and had a safe parking option just off-site. a decent and clean hotel with some pleasant surprises like a bar/lounge area, flat-screen TV, express check-in/check-out, billiard tables, and even a game room with board games. Plus, if you're a non-pet owner and a non-smoker, this place is perfect for you!

Loved the thrill of wondering if there would be a fire during my stay, thanks to the "safety features". Conveniently located near boulevard and train station, perfect for quick escapes. Breakfast time allowed me to savor the taste of morning panic.

Who needs elevators when you can test your strength and patience by climbing stairs?