Name: Hôtel L'Edgar
Address: 10 Rue Edgar Faure, Port-Lesney, Port-Lesney, Port-Lesney, 39600, France
Rating: 8

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The rooms are dated, but clean and functional. Overall the rates seem too high for the offer in this small town. 
What is really annoying is the breakfast: when the temperature was a chilly 12 degrees, breakfast is served on the terrace. Guests have to queue for coffee at a machine that (presumably) turns instant coffee and milk-powder into the drink of choice. 
Fortunately, the bread and croissants are good, which makes the honey from supermarket squeeze-bottles bearable. 
When asked for anything, the owner frowns, huffs, but then obliges.

Solid, but flawed

Port-Lesney is very small but well served by the l’Edgar which is a small hotel with a fabulous restaurant and a large terrace. They also hold periodic live music events. Although sadly there wasn’t one scheduled while we were there overnight. We had rooms at the front of the building. They are larger than usual but sadly without aircon. Not usually a problem but it was a heatwave. Still we slept well and woke refreshed. Due to the heat and the village being small we ate at the hotel and were treated to glorious scallops followed by the wonderful local cheese all washed down with Jura wine. I would love to go back. 

Lovely hotel in a lovely location 

We stayed in L'Edgar for 3 days in july 2016 (Parents and to boys (both 13 years old). From the moment you arrive to the hotel- you feel France and you feel welcome. Nice rooms, great beds and a nice bathroom. The management was absolutely polite and helpful and made you feel like home. The waitresses was smiling, friendly and helpful. We had our dinner there for 2 days and it was absolutely amazing. Compliments to the chef. The breakfast was good - but maybe a little to expensive. We had fresh orange juice, croissants and bred.. But well served and on time. We could choose what time we wanted it - so that was nice.

We really enjoyed our stay and we will absolutely come back

The reason why I didn't reward this hotel with 5 stars is not because we are not satisfied with the service, the crew or anything. It's because Hotel l'Edgar is in a small village where the shops closed some hours in the afternoon. So in 2 days when it was burning hot outside (35 degrees) - we hadn't any opportunity to buy something cold to drink (unless we too our car to another city) - not even water - that would have been very nice to have that opportunity in the hotel. Maybe just an automat where we could buy something from. 

We wish you all the best :-)

Wonderful place

It's surprising that the Edgar is a one star hotel when it's better than some three star hotels I've stayed in. The reception staff are very helpful and the rooms tastefully decorated. The beds are very comfy and the bathrooms are enormous (or at least our bathroom was).

Port Lesny is a tranquil ancient town situated on either side of the river. The river is perfect for swimming if the weather is good. Port Lesny offers superb cycling in all directions and is close to the Eurovelo 6 cycle path that follows the river and traverses Europe.

The restaurant is cheap and the food good, though the breakfast was a bit too small for us hungry cyclists.

L'Edgar is definitely a value for money place to stay that will surprise you in a good way.

A real gem in a beautiful part of the world

We stayed at the Hotel L'Edgar for a couple of nights in early August 2014 as part of a cycling tour of the area.  Port-Lesney is a beautiful village and the hotel is next to the Loue river so has a great location. We didn't feel that the hotel was particularly welcoming, I think the lady manager must have been busy at the time that we arrived, as she seemed a little offhand but we eventually found our room. It was spacious but not well lit with kitchen smells and noise from outside. Oddly there was a coffee machine in the room but no coffee provided. Perhaps it was decorative. There was also a step up to the bathroom which could have been dangerous at night.  The food was simple but not particularly memorable. The internet appeared not to function.  The proprietor, Alexis was very pleasant and seemed to light up the hotel when he was around. During our stay, we followed the river route and cycled over to the Saline Royal at Arc-et-Senans and enjoyed a truly memorable visit at the Royal Saltworks and gardens.

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