Breakfast was fine.

A lift would be ideal for those that cannot use stairs or for those with big bags. The staff have limited skills in English. For a hotel called Central Anzac that is likely to have many english speaking clients particularly around April this is worth noting. I respect that the client is in France and that french is the native speak.

great location, lovely staff so helpful and kind, accommodated our booking preferences

The friendliness of the staff

Room was very ugly, scary and family unfriendly. No escalator. We stayed at the third floor, which was not practical for a family with young kids.

friendly staff, central location and easy parking

there’s a narrow and steep staircase to access your room. No lift.

Very close of train station and restaurants open until late. Personnel is very nice and helpful. Gets the job done.

In case you'd need an elevator, there isn't.

The location: close to the train station; lots of nearby cafes, patisseries and eating places; near the cathedral and tourist office; parks and running path along the Somme River within easy walking distance. The electric kettle and cups in our room for tea and coffee. Capacity to open the window for fresh air. Really comfortable bed. Excellent wifi.

The very small shower and room.

Great location and warm welcome

A bit tired looking

The staff were very helpful and friendly, took time to give useful directions when we got lost getting there.

The room was on the third floor but there was no lift. As pensioners, that was a bit hard. But this was an old building, so understandable.

It was quiet and located near the station, so easy to guide ourselves from there, but sorry, this is where the praise stops. The hotel does not have parking and it was extremely hard to find parking nearby; the hotel is in a dire need of upgrades, as the bath was chipped, the stairs were sticky, the bedding had not been replaced. It was just ok for one night and it was actually quiet inside (not so much with windows open, but they can’t do anything about the drunks that loiters around at the train station nearby). The host was very nice, but I’m afraid I cannot recommend it and would never return.

Most things I’m afraid

This is a typical French hotel, room on the top floor(always!) and no lift. having said that the monsieur carried our cases up and the room itself was clean and seemed recently redecorated. it was a very hot night so we had to sleep top to toe with the window wide open, meaning a early sunny start- no problem to us as early risers but you won’t get a lie in! Amiens nightlife is great, the restaurants are superb and you’ll get a good meal anywhere. We didn’t sample breakfast as off early but the shower was fine, good flow and shower gel included.

Great location, cheap and cheerful

If your not good on stairs, do not book this hotel

Room we're comfortable

Staff were very good

Friendly staff, helped us out carrying our luggage upstair to our room.

We stayed 2 nights. The first one was OK, but the next one (saturday night) 2 young couples stayed in the room next to us... arriving at 3am in the morning, turned the music very loud, never slept till 6 am in the morning after a lot of screaming and fighting loudly. Worst stay for us in France.

Satisfactory

Breakfast was excellent

There was noise whenever one steps on the floor

The bed was good and that is important

Mostly we find budget okey, but here were blinded windows and only one light and a bad shower.

1.Location is perfect, so close to the train station and hypermarket . 2. The lady was super nice and friendly.

1.It was overpriced for a room during (non touristic season ). In addition, the building , furniture, covers and bedding were so old, and you can feel the aire is not fresh inside. 2. The room is close to the bathroom, so during night and early morning it was noisy because everyone was using the toilette and you can hear everything.. Like their steps on the wooden floor, and.. !