La Licorne, together with Le Grand Cerf, is a stylish little hotel in the picturesque village of Lyons-La-Foret. Note, howver, that the place is in the middle of nowhere, with motorways far away and it takes quite a while to get there, even 50 minutes from "nearby" Rouen. The hotel is lovely, staff were very helpful and the Spa is... More

Decorator room with bathtub in room is decorator kitsch and really not practical. No way to bath without leaving room quite wet and humid. New decoration forgot hall and stairways so you feel like a two-character hotel. Even though we had reserved well in advance and asked for table in main restaurant, there was none left and we had to... More

We had booked this hotel as it had a diasbled access room. It was more like a dungeon. Dark grey walls, small, high, barred windows, which were impossible for a wheelchair user to open. The thick gravel would make it impossible for any wheelchair user to access other parts of the hotel independently. The mirror above the basin was too... More

We stayed for one night at the Grand Cerf part of the Licorne hotel (although formally set up as separate hotels, the Grand Cerf which is the slightly cheaper wing is really part of the same hotel and effectively an annex as it has no separate reception). The rooms were comfortably furnished albeit slightly small and with very thin walls.... More

We stayed here in the summer of 2011 and thought we'd stay here again over New Year on our way back home to UK from Disney. In the summer we had liked the location of the hotel, the restaurant, and the room. We were served breakfast by a very rude young blonde lady in the summer and complained when we... More

great little hotel not far from Paris, fantastic restaurant,also a good breakfast served, cute rooms, great and friendly staff, Nuxe Spa, just beside, again nice staff, and treatments in the Spa, will be treating ourselves again soon! looks like a nice place to pass Christmas with the family! Would tell friends about this place.

We stayed at La Licorne on for one night on our way from Calais to the middle of France. We were travelling with two adults and two children aged 6 and 3. The hotel is quirky and the location is stunning. The staff spoke next to no English, but that was fine. Our room was absolutely perfect for our family.... More

We stayed here for two nights in early August as we wanted to visit Giverny. We had one of the larger rooms at the front of the hotel - very spacious with sitting area and open plan bathroom - and views over the village square. The room and the whole hotel is decorated tastefully and in an understated way, using... More

Room was only just big enough to get a bed in, and the shower had mould growing in it. Paid 130E for meal for 2 - completly over priced for at best average quality - was over charged into the bargain. To cap it all - booked via the web but they would not nonour the price - said it... More