The lobby is lighted during the day by the large glass entrance, and there is a clerk there during the day. Both exchange rates and room rates are guaranteed to change. We reserved our room ahead of time, and the clerk's English and my French were sufficient for the task. We were told we would have to call the day before our stay to get the room number and the key code. There are pay phones in the lobby, not visible in this photograph.
Rooms have a numbered keypad instead of a key.
In the photograph at the top, you may be able to see a large glass entrance, and to the right of it is a structure that looks like an ATM machine, This is an automatic room vendor. It is operated in a manner similar to an ATM machine and allows one to obtain a room after the clerk has gone for the day. Payment is by credit or debit card, and the room and keycode are given out by the computer. We had considerable luggage, so we asked for a room on the ground floor. Our room was small, but efficiently laid out.