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The hotel was very clean and the rooms were very clean and the breakfast was very pleasant. No relationship with reality. On our entrance to the room, a closed smell ... We don't take into account and visit the room, we enter the water room ... Indoor toilets, black, a dust apple filled with calcaire, What to say on the joints and the shower wall? I'll bring you photos ... With regard to the next morning breakfast, very little choice, including the salt buffet, no winemaking. We who wanted to make a morning fat, we went there at 9:20 ... Last surprising element, the insonorization of the rooms. The hotel was not filled this night... I always had a good review of the Hotels Campanile... Beyond all these aspects of cleanliness, we found the staff very pleasant and thank them for their welcome.

Ageing room. Male smell of bathroom pipes. The toilet with roof. Tears and bites on the walls. This is in the time of Pandemic. And to remembrate the most essential: We are traveling, we stop TO SOS, but suddenly the cleaners, who have been talking two hours through the corridor, touch you the door and break into the room without mask. If the time of departure is up to 12 that respect it. And if you can't sleep at the.hotel from 7 a.m. that specify it on the webs and we won't go. And this usually happens in all hotels in this chain and this category in southern France. It seems that the pace is marked by employees and they have a white letter from the direction for this.

It gives me no pleasure to leave a poor review but it has to be said this was a disapointing stay. We chose the most expensive room which had two levels, upstairs being the main living room. We used photos to make our selection but they bore little resemblence to what we got. (Photo one/two) The room had been stripped down to bare essentials. No bedside lights or sockets. Furthermore the bathroom (somewhat grubby) was downstairs with the main light at the bottom of a narrow curved staircase. There was a table light at the top of the stairs which did not provide much safety. The balcony area was shared with three large air conditioning units. The downstairs rooms were likewise spartan, no carpets/rugs, poor decor and an old fence used as a headboard on the ground floor bed. (From which I got a splinter.) The main entrance was nicely appointed though the staircarpet was long overdue to be changed spoiling the impression. On arrival after driving 500 kms, we were told there was no food to be had. This as it turned out, was a lucky escape as when we did eat in, two days later when there was food, we were presented with gazpacho that was so vinegary it was imposible to finish and ”risotto”(??) literally pressed into a jam pot. No flavour, no presentation. The dessert was an industrial chocolate mousse in a jar. Good things: The pool area was nice and kept clean. (The water was very cold.) The breakfasts were good. The staff were friendly. I have tried to be fair in this review. Pré Galoffre needs to pay attention to details if it's to maintain it's place as third hotel in Nimes and not rest on any laurels it may have had in the past. We shall not return.

The check in of the hotel is fast, the staff is welcoming, good value for money. Plan an uber, or car trip for the evening because neighborhood a bit risky otherwise nothing to say, I recommend

Un hôtel qui pourrait être plus agréable avec quelques rafraîchissements, mais qui reste très moyen: Les ”+”: Facilement accessible à partir des péages Nîmes centre ou Nîmes ouest. Personnel sympatique Très bonne literie Propre Les ”-”: Bruyant du fait de la proximité des avenues périphériques Pas de parking et très difficile de se garer à proximité (sauf à aller squatter le parking du centre commercial en face. Une bonde de lavabo qui n'est pas étanche (merci pour le rasage!), et une bonde de la baignoire cassée... Le rapport qualité prix reste correct à environ 56€ la nuit sans petit dejeuner. Le centre ville est un peu loin à pied.

We stayed a week and thoroughly enjoyed our visit, but it's not without faults. Closer to 3 star than the declared 4star The garden offers some pleasant privacy. The pool is pristine and ideal for children to splash about in but swimming - no. Our room with access to the garden was very comfortable with quiet effective air conditioning.A well-appointed bathroom with good plumbing. Breakfast ( included ) was adequate. The cooked section was scrambled eggs and sausages, didn't like. Three minor things irritated us: Ordering a Gin& Tonic the only bottle was close to empty, the next evening there was no Gin and I was advised there would not be any for the rest of the week. As it happens a fresh bottle appeared on day three. The Hotel was understaffed as when ordering drinks they were started and were on the counter only to be abandoned as guests had arrived, when I enquired after our drinks I was blankly informed that guests had to be checked in, I mentioned that I had ordered prior to them arriving ( I apologised to the guests - but the ice was melting ! ) and then on checking out the receptionist said I had to pay for all extras for our visit without seeing a bill. I explained that I had never been asked to pay a hotel bill without being shown and was told ” I guess we're different” I thought it was rude and foolish. I would still totally recommend L'Orangerie, we really enjoyed ourselves, just be prepared to navigate the above ”silly annoying” things and all will be well. There is no dining room as such although plenty of space for breakfast. There are a few restaurants across the road. It's circa 15 min walk to La Gare.

Mon Hotel référence sur la ville, Décoration. Superbe les chambres sont spacieuses et le personnel est toujours aux petits soins. Je me régale toujours avec leur petit déjeuner super copieux rapport qualité prix intéressant. Professionnel et atypique Je vous le recommande