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Des Trois Rois Le Locle
Rue du Temple, 29, Le Locle 2400
About this stay
The Hôtel des Trois Rois is a modern 3-star hotel in the center of Le Locle in the Canton of Neuchâtel, a 5-minute walk from the bus and train stations. The rooms at the Trois Rois offer cable TV, a mini-bar, and a bathroom, and are all reachable by elevator. Limited private parking is featured on site, and is available at a surcharge and upon prior reservation. Additional public parking is possible in the surrounding areas, also for a charge. Le Locle is known as the birthplace of Swiss watch making and offers several museums and other attractions. Guests receive a pass for free, unlimited use of all busses and trains in the Canton of Neuchâtel during their stay.
- Wi-Fi
- Parking
- Dog friendly
- Family friendly
- Ski access
Facilities
Facilities
- Small pets allowed (under 5 kg) (extra charge)
- Large pets allowed (over 5 kg) (extra charge)
- Car park (extra charge)
- Garage
- Check-in hour (15:30–22:30)
- Check-out hour (06:30–12:00)
- Wired Internet
- Wi-fi
- Room service
- Laundry service
- Smoke detector
- Hotel safe
- Currency exchange facilities
- Lift access
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage room (extra charge)
Entertainment & pools
- Children playground
Sports
- Cycling / mountain biking
- Skiing
Business
- Fax
Good to know
- Non-smoking establishment
- Minimum check-in age
Rooms
Single room
Superior Single Room
Single room
Standard Single Room
Double room
Superior Double Room
Double room
Standard Double Room
Triple room
Basic Triple Room
| Room type | Guests | Adults / children |
|---|---|---|
| Double room | up to 5 | 5 adults / 3 children |
| Single room | up to 1 | 1 adults |
| Triple room | up to 5 | 3 adults / 3 children |
Room types and occupancy come from the Hotelbeds catalogue and have not been confirmed by the hotel, so treat them as indicative. Ask the hotel for current rooms, bed layout and the number of guests.
Meals and key facts
Key facts
- Total number of rooms
- 46
Getting around
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