Hotel le Mouton Blanc

Room was clean and charming. Amazing location. There were some challenges with clarity on where to find breakfast (in a different building) and how to get in, etc.

The staff was friendly and helpful but check in is a two stage process in multiple locations Breakfast was good, cook-your-own egg station could provide instructions Room very nice, great location overlooking main street but delivery trucks early morning were noisy

The room was clean but extremely tiny. The worst part of our visit were the arrangements for getting our room key and finding our room.

Great location, easy breakfast, easy check-in & out.

Was a little confusing at first to find my room, until I realized it was in a separate building, an annex next to the church of St Michael... But this other building was nearby, and so quiet and peaceful. Had a great night's sleep, and really enjoyed my stay on the island. Highly recommend!

First you have to check in to a “Main” hotel that monitors all hotels in Mont St Michel. Doesn’t matter what the name of your hotel is…. They check you in and give you directions to “pick up” your key. At 4:00pm. Then your sent yo the actual hotel you signed pd for. No desk clerk.

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It was a difficult hotel to find, it did not have a sign hanging out over the street like many of the other establishments had. I don't understand why the restaurant was not in use, we had to dine at a different location. This was not a problem, just another odditie in this already odd experience. The room and bathroom were both clean. The stairwell was very narrow. I suppose all in all it was a quant visit, but not unpleasant.

We had to walk a long way from our parking lot to our hotel on the island. No restaurants available to us for breakfast since you had to be a customer of the hotel with the restaurant. Our hotel's restaurant wasn't open during our stay. Parking was advertised as 5 euros a night, but we were charged 10 euros for 1 night.

Was not beyond my expectations! Spent so much $$$ for the room and yet, poor service. First, our room was just infront of the cemetery 2nd, no amenities such as shampoo, conditioners, etc 3rd, room has bad smell Overall, it would be better to visit/spent in Mont Saint Michel the whole day than staying overnight!

One of two heaters was not working. Everything else was as expected.

Parking was on the mainland and a bus over.

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Staying on the island was wonderful although travelers need to realize that there are no elevators. Getting our luggage up 5 flights of stairs was challenging but well worth it. You simply cannot beat the location. The room was very nice and the free breakfast was amazing.

Parking code didn't arrive. Telephone call fixed that. Lots of round about way of getting to parking and check in. Hotel for checking in is not where room was. Easy once we found it. The grounds of the village were deserted when we got there. So much fun exploring without the crowds. A must for any history buff! Staff was awesome. Room was ok. Bed comfy.

We took public transport from Paris. Appreciated the quietness after the day trippers left the Mont. Enjoy touring the Abbey later in the day. Nice little restaurants all around. Always nice to nip back to our hotel room for a bathroom stop. The room is small, clean and quiet. Perfect for a one night stay. Nice breakfast included.

We really enjoyed staying at Mont St Michel. It was great to be there in the morning prior to any crowds. The room was clean and bigger than we expected. Finding the check-in and locating the building with rooms is the biggest issue. Make sure that you have excellent instructions and read them over many times to avoid confusion at check in.

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Lovely, welcoming, helpful reception staff at the Terasse Poulard, room at the Mouton Blanc was great and spotless, and breakfasts at the Mere Poulard and La Confiance. Being someone with food intolerances, they catered brilliantly for me at both with plant milks and gluten free cereal, other options i could eat were available too. Unfortunately, the breakfast staff at the Mere Poulard, however did not seem to have the time or patience for me or anyone else asking them questions. I need to ask due to my intolerances and cannot consume caffeine for medical reasons, so with no decaf coffee readily available, i had no option but to ask if it may be possible. Checking on options for gluten free and dairy free products such as milk is a must for me everywhere i go. I dont ask these questions to be difficult or a nuisance. It is essential for anyone like me with intolerances and even more so with allergies.