Auberge Saint Pierre
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Restaurant
Non-smoking
Bar
Fire extinguishers
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Auberge Saint Pierre
The Auberge Saint Pierre is made up of small 14th century half-timbered houses located on the island of Mont-Saint-Michel. It combines the period charm of exposed beams with modern comforts, including a TV and free Wi-Fi.
Reviews from 
Solo traveller
US
Comment: 9 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
Older hotel with private access to ramparts
I had several recommendations to stay on the mont itself, but it was difficult to find a well-rated hotel. I was very happy with my choice to stay here.
The hotel itself is an older building, and you have to be prepared to carry your bags up several flights of stairs, one flight to get to the reception and then at least one more flight to get to the rooms themselves.
The hotel room was small and a bit awkwardly shaped. There was a lot of extra furniture in there, large night tables and dressers that weren't needed, but made it a little bit difficult to maneuver around the room. But the room was comfortable, and the bed was very comfortable.
One thing to note is that the hotel is in a great location with special access to the ramparts themselves. That means that you can walk right out of your hotel room and go through a special door to get right onto the ramparts, instead of having to go all the way down to street level and then taking stairs up. However, the downside is that because you are so close, your windows look directly out onto the ramparts, and unless you keep the drapes closed, people can see in. I thought the trade-off was worth it, but it did take a little bit of getting used to. The hotel is right off of the main Grande Rue, just a few minutes walk inside the gate.
Wi-Fi in the hotel is spotty, likely because of the construction of the buildings.
There are downsides to staying at the Mont. It's incredibly busy in the day, and it can feel very crowded. But it is really worth it in my opinion to be able to go out onto the ramparts or in the city in the late evening, or better yet, first thing in the morning with first light. There is almost no one else there, and you feel like you have the whole island to yourselves as you watch an incredible sunrise.
The hotel itself is an older building, and you have to be prepared to carry your bags up several flights of stairs, one flight to get to the reception and then at least one more flight to get to the rooms themselves.
The hotel room was small and a bit awkwardly shaped. There was a lot of extra furniture in there, large night tables and dressers that weren't needed, but made it a little bit difficult to maneuver around the room. But the room was comfortable, and the bed was very comfortable.
One thing to note is that the hotel is in a great location with special access to the ramparts themselves. That means that you can walk right out of your hotel room and go through a special door to get right onto the ramparts, instead of having to go all the way down to street level and then taking stairs up. However, the downside is that because you are so close, your windows look directly out onto the ramparts, and unless you keep the drapes closed, people can see in. I thought the trade-off was worth it, but it did take a little bit of getting used to. The hotel is right off of the main Grande Rue, just a few minutes walk inside the gate.
Wi-Fi in the hotel is spotty, likely because of the construction of the buildings.
There are downsides to staying at the Mont. It's incredibly busy in the day, and it can feel very crowded. But it is really worth it in my opinion to be able to go out onto the ramparts or in the city in the late evening, or better yet, first thing in the morning with first light. There is almost no one else there, and you feel like you have the whole island to yourselves as you watch an incredible sunrise.
Family traveller
Comment: 4 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
Do not go there
Avoid at all costs; in addition to being extremely expensive, the portions are ridiculous and it is really not good!!!!!
Family traveller
Comment: 4 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Avoid at all costs
In the "avoid at all costs" category, this "restaurant" is in a league of its own, it is so awful on every level.
Do not count on being greeted, and even if you say "hello" three times to the woman who seems to be the owner, well... no, she does not respond. Besides, she is just there to collect payment.
As for service, if you ask for a carafe of water or bread or sauces, they tell you "I'll be right there," but it never arrives, and you will have to go get them at the counter where the servers... regularly rest. I advise you to order a pizza; that way, you will have the opportunity to eat cardboard .
In short, do not get fooled, keep moving.
This type of "merchant" has no place at Mont St Michel.
Do not count on being greeted, and even if you say "hello" three times to the woman who seems to be the owner, well... no, she does not respond. Besides, she is just there to collect payment.
As for service, if you ask for a carafe of water or bread or sauces, they tell you "I'll be right there," but it never arrives, and you will have to go get them at the counter where the servers... regularly rest. I advise you to order a pizza; that way, you will have the opportunity to eat cardboard .
In short, do not get fooled, keep moving.
This type of "merchant" has no place at Mont St Michel.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 1 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
We loved staying on Mont-St-Michel and enjoyed the quiet of the island after the hoards had left. Would recommend Auberge St. Pierre!
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 1 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
If you don’t expect to use social media or at times, even send text, in other words, if you don’t expect to need Wi-Fi, then this place is good. However, for the price you pay, one does expect the basics like electricity, water, and, nowadays, working Wi-Fi. The Wi-Fi was awful. And, I guess, because it’s an island, my personal phone service was spotty. As I do a lot of posts and people expect me to have pictures and video, I was not able to do either. It frustrated me immensely to the point that I would say that the trip was not as enjoyable as it could’ve been. Just be aware of this if you decide to book a room here.
Excellent location
6 Grande Rue, Le Mont-Saint-Michel, 50170, France|0.2 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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