Hotel Le Logis de la Lys | Hotel in Aire-sur-la-Lys

Comfortable rooms, air conditioning, free secure parking, great service, kettle in the rooom and the food in the restaurant was good. What's not to like?

Strange place with an unmanned reception a lot of the time. Breakfast a bit spartan but it all worked so OK.

Stayed before, and we have always enjoyed our time at this hotel. This last visit was no exception

The hotel was good overall but was slightly odd as the reception wasn't covered all the time and the hotel restaurant wasn't open every evening. There were days when no staff were on site after breakfast. One day our room was missed from being cleaned and made up.

Fantastic hotel, ideal for a quiet getaway.

It not that the hotel is a bad hotel, it's just a very small town with limited choices. This one is one the "outskirts", but still a 10-15 min walk to the central square. They do a good job of keeping the place neat and tidy, but it lacks all the typical comforts one would want in a hotel. The hours are limited, both at reception and with the food service, so you are forced to use a vending machine, or walk the 5 min across the road to Carrefour or McDonalds. Comfy enough, but don't expect a lot. I would stay again.

Our room was a suite which was a lovely surprise for or last night in France. Also had thd best wifi of our trip as everyone logged in separately creating their own account. The bathroom had a fantastic shower and bath which was a nice treat.

Excellent staff at this hotel. Very helpful and cheery. Good breakfast and large dining area to eat in.

A very reasonable Hotel just out of town. Clean and spacious rooms. Good bed and sufficient pillows. Slept well. I can't really speak about the staff as our contact with them was minimal. We arrived and was given our room entry card by a young man who was serving behind the bar in the Restaurant. He gave me an envelope and went back into the Restaurant straight away. He did not tell us where our room was, but that was easy to find anyway. We were not asked if we wanted breakfast and consequently did not have it the following morning. In the morning I went out to put the cases in the car and a gentleman said 'good morning'. Again, we were not asked about breakfast. That was the only words spoken to us. We therefore went to a cafe in town and had breakfast.