Le Coin des Artistes

The historical hotel has been updated and redecorated with the bright flowers and designs of Monet and the Impressionists. The patios in back is a work in progress but should be quite lovely by next summer. We never met or saw the owners - check-in was via a code sent earlier as was a guide for our stay. Communication was online and responsive. Lovely flannel comforter and sheets. Shower was one of the best in terms of operating and consistency in heat. Coffee and drink shop with fresh Japanese ‘little plates’ downstairs was a special touch. Convenient location to village galleries, train/bus stops and, of course, the Gardens.

We miss the personal touch in staying somewhere. Bed was too soft.

2 rooms booked - i had a quiet room top loft room with balcony - ok for me as i can stoop and step - would not be ok for less able bodied people. Fabulous location and great restaurants in short walking distance for breakfast.

breakfast and food choices on site were limited. but staff were super helpful in accomodating where they could. parking is restrictive due to busy nature of the street - but we were able to get a blue badge space very close to the property

Saved from dereliction French village building . Lovely view from room 2 . Very quiet . Good nights sleep. Comfortable bed .Gorgeous vintage bathroom basin .

We didn’t have breakfast as it didn’t start until 9:30 we needed it earlier . The bedding and towels were not white Egyptian cotton . No garantee of very hot hygienic wash . Mismatched decor . Patterned bedding not at all in keeping with wallpapered walls . Teabags not kept in a container or wrapper so they were stale.staff were very responsive leading up to stay and friendly

It was reasonable close to Monet’s garden

No WiFi in room 2 no plug in the sink, so expensive for what you got, had a lot better time 10 years ago when we stayed here