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"Excellent location and exactly as described. Room and hotel facilities were great. Kitchen smelt of previous occupants cooking but this cannot be helped as no ventilation in the kitchen. The kitchen was separated behind a door so did not bother me. "

"OKKO hotels in Nantes was exactly as expected. We had a car so needed a spot with a car park. The room was small, but that was obvious from the description. It was well put together and very neat and clean with a decent breakfast in the morning. It was just around corner of the Chateau des ducs de Bretagne and the cathedral in Nantes. Lots of great places to eat right there. We had a wonderful dinner in Le Cochin que fume right next door."

"Excellent 2 level overnight or long-term accommodation, with well-organized kitchen, cooking facility, fridge and microwave. Good internet, clean rooms, lovely living area, enough amenities, just toilet is downstairs, but manageable. Free onsite safe parking. Good value for money. Check in staff friendly."

"Walked from the airport with bags on a trolley. As they don't have trolleys at the hotel the person on reception kindly stored my trolley so i could use it to get back to the airport the following day. Only negative is there is no night restaurant on site and you have to go to the hotel next door, not a deal breaker as its only about 50m away"

"Excellent hotel for walking distance to the stadium, good facilities in the hotel but looked like a quiet area around the hotel. Good, safe parking facilities with excellent road links around. Wouldn’t recommend as a base for seeing the city but perfect for a stay for business in the area or for a game at the stadium. "

"We had a car. Not sure how convenient would be if only public transport to get into Nantes which is 9.2 k away. Lovely conference hotel. Staff fab and room lovely. Only niggle would be only access room from 4.00 pm but you can use the pool so only little niggle. Breakfast would be nice if set up rather than large round table where you have to get your own cutlery and food on a tray but again just a small niggle"