My boyfriend and I stayed in room 308 in the annexe of the Mouton Blanc Hotel. The room was large with two double beds but was very basic and had a very small purpose built bathroom. At 85 Euros a night it seemed quite expensive for what you got but from what I can gather all accommodation is expensive on... more

My husband and I recently stayed at Le Mouton Blanc having seen reviews here on trip advisor. We found it a perfectly adequate place to stay. Pros: they were happy for us to arrive up until 7pm (other hotels on the Mont require arrival by 5pm); their English was great (no problems ringing and making the booking or while there);... more

We reserved at this hotel based on Trip Advisor comments. Unfortuntely, no one mentioned the hotel had bed bugs! Enough said. Don't stay here unless you want welts over your body and you want to call your exterminator when you get home and pay a large bill! Although the woman at the front desk reduced our fee by 20% and... more

We've stayed at a room at the annex building. Small room, even smaller adapted bathroom. But, what to expect inside Mont. St. Michel's walls? Perfect location for exploring the Mont at night (when it's more exciting, without gigantic tourist groups). Very good value for money (we've paid EUR 85 per night). more

We are a family of five (3 kids from 6 to 10 years old) and we spent one night at St Michel in July. We chose "Le Mouton Blanc" following the advices on Tripadvisor forum and I have to admit it was a good advice. We had the chance to visit this wonderful place taking our time and without any... more

over priced mediocre food - for a few more euro's you should eat at La Mere Poulard don't go there unless you have to. Lamb was soso and portions not good more

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Le Mouton Blanc. The reception lady was absolutely delightful and spoke fluent english (and didn't laugh at my pitiful attempts at French!). The rooms were comfortable and it is well worth staying on the Mont for the opportunity to explore it after dark once the throngs of daylight tourists had left. We had a... more

We stayed there Easter night . The room was flawless .It had a queen size bed and a twin . Bathroom with a tub and window overlooking the street . This is a two star hotel as it had no bell hops or room service . It was a cold rainy windy night . Room was warm .So we had... more

This hotel contributed to a truly magical experience for us a Mont St-Michel. The room we stayed in was pretty large as was the bathroom. The charm of the room was that its architecture was in keeping with the history and age of the location. The staff, especially Christine was very friendly and made us feel welcome. The plus to... more