Logis Hotel-Restaurant Le Cheval Noir

Name: Logis Hotel-Restaurant Le Cheval Noir
Address: 27, rue Auclert Descottes, Chateauroux, france
Telephone: +44-204-505-9777
Rating: 3.9

Chateauroux, France

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About Logis Hotel-Restaurant Le Cheval Noir

location

This hotel welcomes guests in Argenton-sur-Creuse.

facility

The friendly staff at the reception desk are happy to answer any questions. A smoke alarm are among the facilities and amenities available at the hotel. Wireless internet access in public areas allows guests to stay connected. A garden provides extra space for rest and relaxation in the open air. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the car park.

rooms

Central heating ensures that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. Rooms have a double bed or a queen-size bed. Equipped with a telephone and WiFi (no extra charge), the rooms provide many ways for guests to stay connected and entertained. The hotel has non-smoking rooms.

sport

The outdoor pool complex provides invigorating refreshment. Parasols on the terrace are also available. There are many ways to relax or stay active at the hotel, including a gym, a spa and a sauna.

meals

There is a restaurant on the premises. A fortifying breakfast is served daily. Staff are also happy to provide children's meals.

Amenities at Logis Hotel-Restaurant Le Cheval Noir

Facilities
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  Parking
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  Wifi
Beauty and Spa
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  Spa
Building Information
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  Garden (m²)
Common Area
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  Reception
General Services
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  Multilingual Staff
Hygiene
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  Gym/ Fitness centre
Meals
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  Breakfast Buffet
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  Breakfast Served
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  Continental Breakfast
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  Restaurant
Sport/Entertainment
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  Outdoor Pool(s)
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  Swimming Pool
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  Sauna

Location

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Recent Reviews: 230

User:EttieneLeBlanc
Trip type: Family
Only ate, but good
17 May 2017
Good food, well presented. Went for a lunch and had the menu. Everything as it should have been - nice open kitchen on the way in. Portion of chips between two was a bit tight, but waitress saw the look on our concerned faces and assured us we could have more if required. It was. Good steak and cheeseboard.
User:raybird
Trip type: Couples
Traditional and elegant restaurant
16 Oct 2016
This is a review of the restaurant. An elegant if somewhat sombre dining room in the centre of this small town. While nothing stands out, we did enjoy a quality traditional French dinner together with fine wine and excellent service. The tables are well spaced and it is quiet enough to enjoy an intimate conversation. Will definitely return.
User:SilentPartner777
Trip type: Family
Délicieux au delà des mots!
12 Sept 2016
We didn't go to stay at the hotel - just for the food, treated by family as a reward for helping them move house nearby!Excellent - we had the set menu, which was full of flavour and a very pleasant three course meal. The outdoor courtyard was lovely on a summer evening and service was polite and respectful.Highly recommended - if you're ever in town!
User:MichelinTom
Trip type: Couples
So sad, it could be so much better
25 Aug 2016
This is a delightful attractive town to explore and the hotel is perfectly situated for this. However........Why spend money building a swimming pool and fitness centre on the opposite side of the road, which no guests used whilst I was here, when so much better would be to invest in the hotel. Wifi is dreadful and you need to input username & password every time you want to use it. Buys decent router and ensure reception is good throughout. Bedrooms are very shabby and all the window shutters need renovation. Bedrooms were dreadfully hot when I stayed. Why not put a fan into each room to help air circulation? Bathrooms are tiny and only have a small piece of cheap soap. Why not supply sensible toiletries?Food is good robust cooking, not haute cuisine in any shape, and the chef's speciality pied de cochon has been on the menu for many years. Try ringing the changes chef!!!
User:goodpike
Trip type: Family
go for the `food`!
12 May 2016
an example of a dying breed: the good restaurant with rooms. NOT an Ibis/ Campanile .An individual and honey family run hotel ( 3rd generation).Good stop off from A20 ( no need to get lost in Limoges). Easy to find. Town is breath taxingly pretty, even on a wet morning.Salmon tartare was a good as could be hoped for. I was delighted that the house speciality was still on menu after my last visit 5 yrs ago: croustillon de pied de porc. Sublime.We had the 3 course menu at 27 euros and some excellent value local pinot noir ( Reuilly)The rooms are simple and clean: they are NOT 5 star.There is rather rustic free and secure parking in a walled bit of scrub land at back of the hotel.Most importantly hotel is dog friendly.