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The Petite Chateau de Barbizon was amazing! The restored chateau is both modern while retaining its grandeur. Our sleeping room was outstanding, comfortable and quiet. The antique furnishings add to the charm of the chateau. It’s the perfect location if visiting. @chateaufontainebleau or @chateauvlv.

Petit hôtel en ville, l’ambiance est chaleureuse. Moi qui ne suis pas fan des hôtels ou les chambres sont ouvertes sur l’extérieur, franchement cet hôtel rend mon avis plus positif.

I had never stayed at the Ibis before, and the check in experience was quite positive. The room was a bit small but it was quiet and modern and felt nice. However, I discovered early on that there is no kettle in the room and so if you want a cup of tea of coffee you have to go downstairs. The machine is in the dining room but you are not allowed to enter unless it is for breakfast. The door is not locked and there are no signs, but if you enter you rate told off rudely by the very officious staff. Apparently only they can use the machine. I dutifully did what I was told and queued at reception every every to get some hot water for tea. One evening the staff member was not there. I made the mistake of entering the open dining room to get water myself. Suddenly he appeared and demanded rudely that I leave the room immediately. He told me that I had to go to reception. I suggested that he wasn’t there and he told me rudely that he was. In a country of poor customer service, this interaction was special! I have cancelled my next booking and will stay in the Mercure instead. They are really quite nice there. So if you want to sleep in a small room and be watched in case you steal some hot water in a paper cup….best avoided.

We would like to give more stars because the place is charming, the hotel outdoor (a old hunting cabin) is really nice, but owners should ask some questions about the care and maintenance of the room details. We stayed in the only junior suite. Beautiful. Spacious. Traves with views. Clean room and bathroom. But then... Lamp on the workable comfort, second not working. Coffee machine and sugar-free boiler, inexisting tea bags, only two coffee bags. The boxes were in the box! The outer rollers do not close well. The curtesy sets in the bathroom? Inexisting. The shower is in a pious state, dominates the calcarea. Skies and towels? We had to ask for them. The air conditioning that doesn't work with so much notification on the screen 'necessity of cleaning'. And then, to close the window tent in the roof you must climb on a trailing Louis XV style seat. The tent is not in good condition that must be kept closed with a hook made do it yourself! Breakfast served in the room : a chair and a basket of bread without any kind of center/slaughter... We really travel very much. 4 and 5* are in the standard but we also have 3*. But a care for the unexisting detail as we have never seen it here! It is really a sin because I repeat: the place is charming and it is worth staying there too because Barbizon is delicious and it is worth visiting it. We were disappointed and we will not return!

L albergo è un tre stelle in buona posizione, con un comodo parcheggio e un bel giardino, ma .... non ha ascensore, ci hanno dato una camera al secondo piano con scale molto strette dove è difficile portare delle valigie. Arrivati in stanza , la n 206 , abbiamo avuto la brutta sorpresa di una stanza minuscola, dove a malapena entrava un letto matrimoniale di 1 piazza e mezzo; anche il bagno molto piccolo, con difficoltà ad usarlo per una persona che non fosse magra. Avevamo prenotato per 3 notti, solo la terza notte ci hanno spostato in una camera sempre al secondo piano, ma molto grande e comoda. Non credo proprio che sul sito sia evidente che ci sono alcune camere con dimensioni inaccettabili

Renting a car in Paris for an hour and a half to Fontainebleau, the hotel is still a little away from the Fontainebleau Palace. Fortunately, you can park for free, the hotel is clean, the breakfast is good, and there is a mini pool. The Fontainebleau Palace is really beautiful, and the Fontainebleau Forest and the Painter Village should not be missed.

The rooms are relatively small, but very new and clean. The bed is also very comfortable. Although there is no kettle in the room, the hot water machine in the hotel restaurant can heat water at any time. The front desk staff of the hotel are young and very warm and friendly. A 3-minute walk from the Palace of Fontainebleau. We did not order breakfast. Breakfast was 9 Euros. We went to the additional bakery Paul to have breakfast. In fact, it's not expensive to eat in the hotel. Self-driving parking at the hotel is 10 Euros a day, and additional public parking is also available. We parked in the public parking lot. It’s free on Sunday, but when we left on the last day (Monday), I originally paid the fare, but the toll payment machine suddenly crashed. Then I started to find that the parking ticket didn’t have any charging information. The solution had to be handed in again. Irritating. I strongly suspected that it was bullying foreigners, and I had no problem choosing the French interface after leaving the field once. This time I owed my hand and I chose English, and this was the result. There is a Chinese restaurant nearby which makes very good beef noodles.

Nous avons pu séjourner à l’hôtel le temps d’un week-end. Relaxation et détente sont au rdv avec les soins proposés (massage et accès piscine/spa/hamman). Nous avons également pu profité et apprécié un apéro au bar et d’une pause goûter. Je recommande cette hôtel pour un couple ayant besoin de se ressourcer et de se détendre

Advantages, very good location, very close to the Fontainebleau Palace, just a few minutes walk away, there is a free parking area across the street from the hotel, the room is a bit small, but it's okay for staying for a day Disadvantages, the hotel is next to the road, a bit noisy, and the soundproofing of the room is not good. The check-in time of the hotel is a bit harsh. We arrived at 7 o’clock in the evening, but when we arrived, there was no one in the lobby. The back was passed through. The phone at the door communicated, and I checked in. I knew I could self-service by phone. Checking in, in fact, there is no need to compulsory check-in at 4-7 pm, so we don’t have to rush.