Locations are usually on the outskirts of cities and towns and are quite often in industrial estates. You cannot therefore expect a view. The advantage of these locations, is that trips through city and town centres are usually not required when traveling to your hotel. In fact a few hotels are close to Autoroute exits. All hotels have car parking facilities some of them with secured parking. Your room entry code will open the gates after hours.

Rooms are only accessible via reception which is open from 06:30 to 10:00 (07:30 to 10:30 Sundays and Bank Holidays) and from 17:00 to 22:00. Outside these hours you can telephone a reservation 6:30 to 22:00 (7:00 to 22:00 Sundays). Alternatively you can pay for your room with an automatic booking machine outside the reception using a credit card (Eurocard, Mastercard, CB, Visa, American Express). Entry to your room is by electronic lock using the code number supplied. The same code also opens the main door to Reception.

Rooms are small but come furnished with a double bed overhead bunk bed. They have a washbasin, small writing shelf and chair as well as a remote control colour TV. The Formule 1 website has a virtual room tour if you want to get a better idea of the rooms. Toilets and showers are located at the end of each corridor.

These toilets are have fully automated cleaning cycles so don't leave your towel hanging up after you leave or it will be soaked!

Breakfast is available in the Reception area or outside if the weather is nice. It comprises an "eat as much as you like" continental breakfast of bread, jams, coffee etc.

Hotel Formule 1

The Formule 1 website includes lots of information on the hotels as well as the virtual room tour mentioned earlier. Location maps for each hotel are provided as well telephone numbers and addresses. Searching for a hotel is possible using maps or by keying in a location. The Formule 1 Website is well worth a visit.
Look up: http://www.hotelformule1.com

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