Martigny Boutique Hotel

It was perfect

Clean big parking

New and modern hotel, but it was not an enjoyable stay. We were forced to choose between not sleeping due to the overly warm room, or not sleepong due to the noise of the trainyard. The rooms need guest-controlled air conditioning. The location was easily walkable to the train station, but was far from dining options and isolated after dark.

Loved the service and the inclusiveness

Great breakfast and refreshing lobby drinks Helpful staff location is not the best but manageable

The hotel and staff were great however when we stayed it was exstremly warm 31 deg C. The rooms do not have air con and the only thing we could do was open the window whichthen meant our room would settle at 31 deg C. As it was cooler on the night we left the window open but we got a lot of noise from the train station. All in all yes we would stay there again as the staff were great and hotel spotless.

Facility was great. On site restaurant salad was very bad. Only head lettuce, almost all white, no flavor while expensive. Location was not the best. Walkable to downtown but a little far if weather was not good.

All good

This hotel was very clean and looked recently updated. It was close to train station and anything you might need. The staff was very helpful. We would definitely stay again!

Food was great. Service was excellent.

nice and clean with duplicate of masterworks display in the room which I found quite interesting. Onsite parking is a major plus

I get the idea behind the hotel…but poorly executed. It’s kind of a semi-brutalist interior design, with splashes of neon. A “green” hotel…great! The rooms have no AC, supposedly compensated for with the solid concrete walls, automated window shades, etc. The rooms still get a little stuffy by the afternoon. The most head-scratching thing though is the rooms have a nice modern digital thermostat controller on the wall. Nice fancy display, fully activated screen…but it does NOTHING because there is no AC. Turn on the AC settings all you want, it’s just wall-decor. Why??? The front desk staff were super nice and accomodating. Nice bed, rooms decently appointed. The on-site restuarant staff put on airs befitting food much higher scale than it is. Don’t gets wrong… it’s good food, but not thaaaat good. Priced way too high. Servers very inattentive and snobby…like you were putting them out just asking for the bill.

Good bed, large bedroom, bright, elevator, caring staff, short walk to train station and all of the town , would return here

Great hotel close to the station Staff friendly Comfortable and quiet location

Staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast has plenty of choice.

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Located in quiet area of the city. 5 min walk from the train station. Very clean. Staffs are welcoming.

Comfortable quiet convenient to train and shopping

My husband and I stayed here for two nights. It was easy to find and had free parking onsite. It is a relatively short walk into the pedestrian shopping zone. It appears to be a brand-new hotel and well done. We loved the art theme; each room is named after a different artist. The room was clean, comfortable, and easy to access by elevator. There was a coffee service and refrigerator in the room. The bathroom was top-notch, and the shower was excellent, hot, and strong. The room was quiet, and the electric shades were great if needed to block out light. We did not eat there, but the menu posted looked great. We had wine at the bar, and it was a pleasant atmosphere. The hotel appears to hire "disadvantaged" adults in the dining/bar area, and it was appreciated. My only negative comment is that the hotel affixed our hotel room number on the key card with a label that seemed to be a security failure. If I unknowingly had lost my keycard, the potential thief could have just gained direct access to my room! Please remove the room labels on the key, a big no-no for security!

Tried to buy a packet of food which was on sale in the lobby. Turned out to have a winged insect INSIDE the sealed bag. Staff only want to speak French. No other language, despite there being 4 official languages in Switzerland.