Residence la Fraisiere

Very Poor
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Its right next to train tracks
  : Bery bad sound insulation m, can hear people talking in another room

Poor
Traveller Type:
  : Leaving. As luck would have it, the bikes were still there, and intact, the following morning, but getting out of dodge was priority number one, this was deemed a good decision after touring through the grafiti'd streets of boarded and bricked up houses.
  : Having no restaurant on site meant no food or breakfast, when enquiring for recommendations for somewhere to eat "try google" was the reply. Towels... you kind of have those included in your stay for after a shower, but apparently there is an extra charge for those(!?). The proximity to the local railway station means you get to hear the trains throughout the night along with the announcements (in various languages) that are broadcasted over the stations PA system, (Good for brushing up on your languages?). Still, at least it was cheap...ohh, wait, no, it wasn't, and I had to pay extra for towels!? Complimentary towels, should be, well, complimentary, not an extra charge. Free parking was not listed on booking.com as leave your bike on the street in what appears to be a rather run-down neighbourhood.

Poor
Traveller Type:
  : Unfortunately, I'm struggling to think of anything that I did like. The bed was comfy?
  : Where to start...1) Pay close attention to the pictures. A non-descript brown door is the only indicator that you've arrived. If it wasn't for the pictures provided by booking.com, you will have no idea that this is the hotel. No signage, nothing!2) 'Parking' is on-street parking. Bear in mind that the streets are riddled with graffiti, houses with bricked up windows & doors. If you have a vehicle that's easily nicked, this one might not be for you. Luckily, my motorcycle (alarmed) was still there in the morning. YMMV3) The price listed on booking.com is NOT the bottom line. I was charged extra for towels, service charges & "misc" which added another ~30 to the price. It doesn't start as a cheap option, so extra charges serve only to rub salt into the wound.4) The view from my ground-floor hovel was disappointing, to say the least. The double-window allows oneself to fully soak up and immerse in the vista that pollutes the senses. How to sum this up in words? There were multiple piles of dog excrement in the fenced-in courtyard (quite possibly from different breeds). I say "courtyard", but what might be more accurate is "builders yard". There were varying sizes of plasterboard, ladders, brushes, rakes, multiple paint cans (in a variety of colours), an old bicycle (which, owing to it's location under piles of tools has possibly been left by someone running away screaming), scaffolding, weeds (of varying varieties - which any budding horticulturist should have a whale of a time cataloguing), trowels, old tiles, bags of cement. You get the idea.5) The service. Ahh, the service! After establishing that I was indeed in the correct location by calling the number on booking.com, it transpired that I should speak to the voice at the end of the phone's wife. Not knowing who this might be, I cautiously entered the building to find a non-english-speaking gentlemen loitering in the 4x6ft foyer.

Very Poor
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : This was one of the worst experiences I've ever had - there is nothing I liked about this place.
  : The staff are not professional, the place is unwelcoming and UNSAFE in so many ways - the place needs to be closed down and is currently running illegally.

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler