Le 1815

Plenty of easy parking and location great for Waterloo1815 history buffs. Rooms in the loft/ top floor are like hot cupboards with Velux windows you can’t see out of. Despite us asking for at least one room with a good view. Go out to eat. Restaurant meal was very poor and was expensive.Overall very disappointing but for one night only the location alone compensates for the low quality of this hotel.

Very tired hotel with no aircon. Noisy people chatting until late at night. Room was not very clean and the mattress was sinking from old age. No handles on the inside of the bathroom doors meant you could not close the bathroom (no lock either) Tired shower inside an old bath. Breakfast was basic with a couple of flies buzzing around that did nothing to help this rating. Avoid.

We loved this hotel, smart and stylish and in an excellent location. Great views from our room named after one of the participants in the battle. Safe storage for our bicycles, an excellent restaurant and a professional and helpful staff. A young man called Tam(?) went above and beyond. Exceptional service. We hjad a great stay here with easy access to all the historiocal sites. Highly recommended.

Positives: large family room, 2 connecting rooms each with double bed. Great bathroom. Is minutes away from Waterloo museum which is fantastic. Negatives: outside room is a long horizontal pipe which is the ventilation pipe from the kitchen, loud noise and at times smelly fumes so could not have window open at 11pm Saturday night. Fans were provided for each room which we kept on all night but were quiet. No tea making facilities until I insisted because there was a photo of such on hotel website. Hotel has recently changed management, looks distinctly tired, badly in need of decoration. Bedroom key was difficult to operate.

Nice hotel. Room was sparsely decorated but had everything we needed. Bathroom was very small but the shower was good There is no lift but the stairs to the first floor weren't difficult even with my bad knee. Our room overlooked the battlefield which was perfect for my husband, and if we hung out of the window a bit we could see the lions mound. Breakfast was usual fair, continental and a not do British with scrambled egg and smokey bacon. The only problem was the first morning we got down the egg had all gone and wasn't replaced and the bacon was very hard. The hotel itself looks tired in places but there was a notice stating it is under new management so maybe it will be redecorated or refurbished at some point. All three nights we ate in the hotel restaurant - the food was delicious and service very good. Language not too much of a problem but knowledge of a smattering of French does help at times. Tip - there is a QR code on the top of the menu which translates it into English on your phone

The location was amazing