Name: Logis Hôtel du Commerce
Address: 30 Rue de la République, 10110 Bar-sur-Seine, France, Bar-sur-Seine, Bar-sur-Seine, Bar-sur-Seine, 10110, France
Rating: 7

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We've tried many of the hotels and B&Bs in this area as our first stopping place driving south from East Anglia.  A grand establishment is inappropriate as we wish just to have a walk around, enjoy an unpretentious supper and then crash out.  The Hotel Du Commerce fits the bill well.  We parked easily on the street (end August).  Typical French creaky town hotel, perfectly comfortable and clean.  Supper was on the pavement opposite, very nicely served salads and dessert.  As usual with such hotels the same lady greets, provides information, serves supper and takes the phone calls effortlessly, at this hotel with smiles.  I walked sdown to the Seine and its weir overlooked by a curious delelict building that reminded me of a film set for a WW2 invasion scene.  Between the hotel and the river was Le Mimi Pub that was busy with younger people enjoying their supper and looked promising if we were staying for more than one night.  Further up the street was the old town that also looked worth exploring because we will stay there again.

Good supper, worth closer look at town

First time driving to the Alps I’d left booking something till the very last minute and so all friends suggestions of where to stay were all booked up. I stumbled across this hotel which turned out to be a fantastic find! We parked in the village square right outside the hotel. The lady on reception was so helpful and accommodating with our 2 young sons. We had a family room which was like a little self contained apartment with a little kitchenette, sofa bed and bathroom down stairs and then up some stairs (quite steep so maybe not suitable for people with toddlers- which she did say on the phone when I booked so I knew) leading up to a twin room and a single room. It was basic but all very very clean with comfy beds. We then went down and had food in the restaurant. There was an open fire and beautiful old wooden beams. We had the menu du jour which was very reasonably priced and the food was absolutely fantastic!! For what we wanted and needed for a stop over it couldn’t have been more perfect! We will definitely be returning!

Stop over on the way to the alps

Accommodation is fine for an overnight stop.  Rooms basic but clean and comfortable,  The restaurant however proved a nice surprise - serving very high quality, well presented food at reasonable prices,  Would certainly recommend.

Good overnight stop with excellent food

We should have made our own checks, but the booking site did not remind us that the reception, the bar and the dining room were closed on Friday. However, before arrival we received the code for the side door, and collected our key from the hook.

The room was clean but small, the shower was good , but the wi fi did not work in the room. We left before the 08.00, breakfast. There was no on site parking offered, but space is available in the adjoining municipal car park.

There were no staff on site but we had a phone number to ring.

We ate well in another hotel but the top rated restaurant in trip advisor appears to have closed.

Town interesting and a convenient staging post.

Closed Friday

There is a massive mismatch here between the quality of the accommodation (which is pretty basic) and the quality of the restaurant, which is excellent.

I suppose there wasn't much actually wrong with the accommodation, but it was very basic, with no frills. Very little storage or cupboard space. Fortunately I had a double room to myself; if I'd been sharing with Mrs Maximus we would have had to come to some serious compromises over which of us got to hang up our clothes in the tiny wardrobe. The wardrobe door didn't even open fully as it banged up against the closing mechanism of the bedroom door.

The restaurant, however, was another thing altogether. I was staying with several friends, and not only were my meals excellent, but everyone else seemed to be thoroughly enjoying their food as well. And a nice selection of local Champagnes to wash it all down as well.

Unfortunately the high standard of the restaurant wasn't maintained for breakfast, which was very basic, with just croissant, bread, and jam. Though I suppose this is pretty standard in France in all but the swankiest of hotels.

The hotel is in a nice location for exploring the southern end of the Champagne region, which is unaccountably a lot less popular than the area around Reims or Epernay, but very well worth a visit. The countryside is a bit prettier here, and there are some really cracking wines to be found.

Basic accommodation but lovely food

The dinner options are typical of the region and the wines are a great value as is the cost of dining here.  The food itself is good, straightforward meats, fish, poultry, but the side dishes are lackluster.   The service is good, but agin not especially helpful nor friendly.  The ambience is again quite typical for a restaurant hotel in a small village in the region.  The decor is plain and simple but warm.  All in all there is not much choice in this area, so this is a good place to settle for a regional dinner with wine and cheese at an affordable price.

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