Auberge de l'Impossible
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Auberge de l'Impossible is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Briançon, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Close to Fort des Têtes et non fort du chateau (1.3 mi), a popular Briançon landmark, Auberge de l'Impossible is a great destination for tourists.
The rooms offer a flat screen TV and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.
In addition, as a valued Auberge de l'Impossible guest, you can enjoy an on-site restaurant that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Le Jasmin, which is an Asian restaurant that is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
If you are interested in exploring Briançon, check out a historic site, such as Cité Vauban.
Enjoy your stay in Briançon!
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The hotel was further away from the City Centre than we expected and we hadn't ordered dinner at the hotel. The host was nice, and since we were on bikes, said she happy for us to buy some cold food at local supermarket and eat on balcony. Very pleasant evening.
We stayed one night , had to book out no heating no hot water,paid by credit card the owner took out for six nights.
Spent next year trying to get money back from credit card company.
Avoid at all costs
The hotel boosts several parking spots off the street so there are plenty of options for cars and motorcycles alike.
When we arrived there was no other staff than the person at reception. He greeted us seemingly unfazed by our arrival, checked our booking and gave us the keys to our rooms, located on two different floors, despite our request to be located near each other. We were told the hotel is full and there are no such options. Later a group of French bikers arrived. 3 have booked a room and another one just came without the booking. The receptionist checked what he could do and provided him with a single room (in a hotel we were told was full), at a more preferential rate than the pre-booked rooms and see wonder: they could get their two rooms right next to each other.
Although on the booking sites they state dinner is available and right at reception the daily menu is displayed, we were told there is no restaurant. Hence we were told to go to town and received a key for the night entrance, to be used after 2200.
We came back from dinner just after 1930 and wanted to get a beer, only to find out from another guest that the receptionist had some urgent things to do and left, closing down the whole establishment. No bar, nothing.
Now the rooms: they are basic, but clean. Enough for a good sleep. Pillows and mattress are comfy and the rooms quiet. The bathroom is very basic and could no with a renovation, but it was also clean. No issues with cold or hot water.
View from the room straight up is basic but looking out to the side, one can see the sublime mountains.
The bar area has not been tidied or cleaned since pre-winter I guess and wi-fi is only available in the rooms or the hotel building.
Breakfast is the most basic we had on our 10 day trip and selection ratios are small, so make sure you go first otherwise no luck. The croissants were good though. Hot and tasty.
The same receptionist runs the breakfast service as well as the check-out/invoicing and his face and tone clearly express his discontent.
Overall, there are better options in the area. If you are looking for just a bed, then this can be the place for you, though the price reflects more than just a simple hostel type thing.
In the breakfast room was a picture showing the 2011 Tour de France winner Cedal Evans with the otherwise nice and friendly owner of Auberge de l`Impossible.
Be careful... this is not a HOTEL but a hostel..
know the difference..
And quite frankly the place is GREAT and the little family that runs it is very friendly.
I will come back without hesitation
it's a very charming staff and the hotel is very clean, it doesn't change anything
Sincerely
Eric Nappi
"Room 2 was probably best location but shower needs fixing on holder. Plenty of hot water at all times."Read full review
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