The whole place smells like an ashtray, the rroms were very small and the shower was impossible if you're bigger than the average person. I would never stay here again or recommend this hotel to anyone.

I haven't buy any from there perhaps I can if is good or not

Disappointing as now there are lots of empty units, once it was my favourite shopping centre. Prob go elsewhere next time.

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Nice place to shop on Sunday, but the mall is sometimes a but dirty and if you want to refuel your car, get some gloves with You ...

Near from my appartement, they are open in sunday, and they provide halal corner too. Bravo

It is a good mall. There is a big supermarket and other stores including a hair salon.

Visited the emmaus sale, huge jumble type sale. Lots of items available from cookware, cutlery, crockery, ornaments, clothes, shoes, books, toys and furniture. Doing great things for people with mental health conditions and the environment hall was a great space.

Had a really good time here. The expo was excellant with lots of stands. We especially liked the Domaine de bourgeville, a beautiful chamber de hotel run by two really nice people. Stay there if you get the chance!

It is a huge building and many events are organized there and gamers assembly is one of them

Plenty of parking

Super venue, ample parking

In expensive to get in and free parking right outside, great venue.

Fantastic arena well organized event.

Somekind of strange camper and strange people on the Parking lot..... but as it starts to rain great place to stay

Nice place

I would say one of the best maintained park in Poitiers . Must visit

Unbelievable smells

Lots of different flowers and you have QR Codes to know every one of them

It is a very good garden.

It's very calm place

Very old and impeccably preserved stained glasses, which are hard to find elsewhere. This is a sizeable ancient churches of historical and architectural interest. The wall paintings are rather washed out but the ceilings are still crisp in the side chapel. There are multiple explicative notes translated in english so it's inclusive for tourists. Be mindful of the time of your visits as you can't tour it while in use for religious functions.

It is the outside that makes this building into a cathedral as it is spoiled with 3 different arches heavily decorated. The interior only has in parts of the church his medieval paintwork and it also contains some exceptional glass windows which are abundantly detailed with scenes from the live of Jesus.

Poitiers is famous for its historic victories over Al-Andalus, particularly the Battle of Tours and Portiers in early 8th century, where Charles Martel halted the advance of Muslim forces into Western Europe. These victories marked a turning point in European history and helped preserve Christian rule in continental Europe („Rettung des Abendlandes“). Poitiers Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the city of Poitiers. Built mainly in the 12th-13th centuries, it is a prime example of early Gothic architecture in western France. Commissioned by King Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine, the cathedral features a wide façade with three large doorways and stunning stained glass windows, including a famous 12th-century Crucifixion window. The interior is spacious, with a wooden vaulted ceiling and richly decorated choir stalls.

Stunning cathedral and one that should he visited and seen when in Poiters. So much to see inside as each part has a unique feature. Beautiful and peaceful 🙏

Saint-Pierre de Poitiers Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in Poitiers, in the Vienne department and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. It is the seat of the archdiocese of Poitiers. In addition to its title of archiepiscopal church, it has had the rank of minor basilica since March 1, 1912. Less well known than the Notre-Dame-la-Grande church, this immense stone vessel is nevertheless the largest religious building in the city ​​and a landmark visible from afar in the urban landscape. Built on the initiative of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry II Plantagenêt from 1160, consecrated in 1379, it is in the Angevin Gothic style (use of curved vaults on a square plan) and is similar to the hall churches by its division into three vessels of almost equal height. The façade, flanked by two unfinished towers, borrows elements from the stylistic grammar of northern France. The interior preserves stalls from the 13th century and a collection of historiated stained-glass windows dating from the 12th and 13th centuries, including a Crucifixion, one of the peaks of French medieval stained glass art. The current cathedral was begun in the second half of the twelfth century, around 1162 according to Abbé Auber; it was financed by the bishop and the cathedral chapter but also perhaps by the Duchess of Aquitaine, Eleanor of Aquitaine (1122-1204), and her husband Henry II of England Plantagenêt (1133-1189), as by all the faithful. The construction was long because the church was not definitively consecrated until October 17, 1379. The construction was carried out in seven successive campaigns. They did not follow a predefined plan, which explains many repentances and resumptions during the construction site. Indeed, the initial party, an Angevin Gothic with curved vaults, appeared more and more archaic as the work lengthened. The desire to build up to date clashed with the constructive choices made during previous work.

Beautiful and so peaceful nestled neatly in Poitier well worth a visit.

Magnificent gothic cathedral with beautiful stained glass windows. Important medieval monument.

Good food, self service cafeteria style.

Lovely food and service. I spoke french but when heard husband speaking English offered to speak English.

I really liked the fries, the meat quality was not the best. I would not recommend the burger menu and angus steak. The service was terribly slow! It was 2 PM and I couldn’t imagine if we came on the peak lunch time. They let my sundae melted on the front table and still served it :)

Good burgers at a reasonable price. Servers are very nice and responsive. Avoid it during french eating times (noon) as quality and serving speed decrease a lot. Had a rude female manager that made it lose a star.

Very good

Excellent menu choice. Reasonable prices. Busy last visit, lunchtime 2 Feb. Popular.

Only one personne serving and no hit food available at the time we arrived

My husband and I were traveling and accidentally stumbled upon this place. This cozy cafe touched my heart with its exquisite atmosphere and interior in the traditional French style. The entire menu provided is beautifully presented and very tasty. I recommend it to everyone here

Friendly helpful staff and delicious bread and pastries

Warm and friendly atmosphere, service excellent. Great place to meet up for a coffee and snack

Best breakfast place in France. Their duck sandwich is to die for. I have got out of my way to actually come here and eat. The ambiance is so cozy and comfortable, service is efficient and polite, prices are reasonable and their brioche is beautiful!!! As well as all the other pastries, to be fair. I’ve tried many of them and they are all delicious and fresh. Don’t miss this place!

Really nice place. We enjoyed our coffe and panettone.

10/10 would recommend

Good sandwich, but the parking lot is horrible! It is very crowded and hard to navigate.

This is a true and traditional French restaurant. Perfect service. The dishes on offer were fantastic and all was prepared with absolute attention to detail. It's a hidden gem.

Warm and welcoming service, lovely dinner, great flavours, superb lamb shanks with meat falling off and very intense sauce.

Staff were delightful, steaks cooked beautifully and the little verrine de faisselle de chevres au betteraves was delicious

Warm welcome, good ambience, tasty food with good potions and fairly priced. Would like to go again soon. Merci

Most excellent lunch stop. Extremely reasonable for the wonderful quality of food.

Food was quite good, wine was quite good, deco is okay.

Amazing cuisine !