Auberge Saint-Pierre

This is a great location with access to the ramparts around the island from the hotel. If you access the upper walkway, it's great to walk around aimlessly. You'll find cute boutiques for souvenirs, books, toys, etc. You'll also find cafés with views or outside access. Downside is there is no hotel lobby to hang out in and our room was really small so no place to hang out to wait for your family/friends outside the restaurants or your room. We had a reservation for 4 people which gave us a small room with a bed for 2 people and very small bathroom. We also had a loft accessible by a tiny spiral staircase with 2 more beds upstairs. My adult daughter stayed up there but I was not tempted to check it out since she said the stairs were quite narrow. We were there at the beginning of DEC. 2023. All but 2 restaurants were closed at night and the town was mostly deserted except for a few tourists who didn't mind bundling up against the chilly winds and temps. The dinner restaurant was what you might expect on a tiny island with a captive audience that can't be choosey about other options, ie. just ok but not great. The vin chaud was good. I can't imagine how crowded this tiny island must be in high season. Avoid it as much as you can.

We stayed at this hotel so we could experience walking around the Abbey at night when no one was around. It was definitely worth it! Very beautiful, eerie, and serene. We stayed in a family size room, as we were traveling with our adult son and daughter. There were two small beds up a tight winding staircase. (Wouldn’t want to come down it at night). It felt old, mysterious, and fun, and added to the experience. We felt like we were in a storybook or a treehouse. I don’t think I have ever slept anywhere so quiet. Loved it!

This was a quaint hotel right on the main street. It was very convenient to our visit to the abbey and island. It was as described with many stairs and a smaller room but met our expectations. It was clean and the staff was friendly. Just note the rooms for 4 have basically a ladder to the second bedroom, so good for kids but not so much for older adults. There wasn’t a/c but we were comfortable with open windows in June.

Great place to stay on Mont St. Michel. Makes exploring the island much more convenient and allows you to access the Abbey before or after the crowds. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Remember that this is an old building and does NOT have air conditioning (like most places in France). During our stay in late July, we could open our windows at night and sleep fairly comfortably, but it was a tad warm. My sister's family couldn't open their windows because of exhaust from a nearby building and were less comfortable (but overall happy).