Alerte à l’hôtel on M6: is À la Vieille Halle in Souppes-sur-Loing still open?

Yes, the À la Vieille Halle hotel in Souppes-sur-Loing (Seine-et-Marne) is open and can be booked online through its official website. This 17-room hotel-restaurant, the focus of the first episode of “Alerte à l’hôtel : 30 jours pour tout relancer” (roughly “Hotel alert: 30 days to turn it all around”), aired on Thursday 15 October 2026 on M6, has rooms from €80 a night.

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1. Open and bookable online in October 2026
2. The M6 format: two experts, 30 days
3. The first episode, aired on 15 October
4. 17 rooms, from doubles to rooms for five
5. How much is a night at the Vieille Halle?
6. A Vietnamese kitchen and two terraces
7. What next for “Alerte à l’hôtel”?

Open and bookable online in October 2026

The day after the broadcast, the same question keeps coming up in searches: has the hotel closed? No. The booking engine on the official website was showing availability on 16 October 2026, with online booking. The hotel stands at 1 rue Voltaire, in the village centre, near the church of Saint-Clair. It can also be reached by phone on +33 6 65 90 90 87.

The sign reads “À la Vieille Halle”, but the website also uses the name “Auberge de la Vieille Halle”: it is indeed the same hotel-restaurant, which holds no star rating.

The M6 format: two experts, 30 days

“Alerte à l’hôtel : 30 jours pour tout relancer” is an M6 programme produced by ITV Studios France. According to the channel, two hospitality experts, Fred Sirieix and Pauline Petta, spend 30 days alongside struggling hoteliers. They draw up an action plan to revive the business and improve relations within the team.

The first episode, aired on 15 October

The first episode aired on Thursday 15 October 2026 from 9.10pm, in two parts, “Souppes-sur-Loing 1/2” and “2/2”. It remains available to stream on M6+. According to M6, the two experts have a month to reorganise the hotel, renovate it and get the team talking again.

Here we stick to the information published by M6 and by the hotel itself. The photos in this article come from the hotel’s website: they show the property as it presents itself today, with no way of telling whether they were taken before or after filming.

17 rooms, from doubles to rooms for five

The hotel has 17 rooms spread across eight categories, described by the property as offering “simple comfort in a country atmosphere”. There are double rooms, twin rooms, attic rooms with a “Velux” skylight and rooms with garden views, as well as triple rooms, a 22 m² quadruple and a 23 m² room for five.

On the garden side, a quadruple room is accessible to guests with reduced mobility, on the ground floor and opening onto the garden.

How much is a night at the Vieille Halle?

On 16 October 2026, for the night of Saturday 7 to Sunday 8 November, the “Velux” double room was priced at €80 for two adults, at the standard flexible and cancellable rate. The other double rooms cost €85-92. Breakfast is not included in these prices, but the Soirée Étape package combines dinner from the à la carte menu with breakfast.

Parking is free and the hotel holds the Accueil Vélo label, reserved for cyclist-friendly accommodation, with a locked bike store. The Loing valley is right on the doorstep. For more getaway ideas, see our hotels for a weekend under 2 hours from Paris.

A Vietnamese kitchen and two terraces

The restaurant serves traditional Vietnamese cuisine, alongside a few French dishes, with a bar and two flower-filled terraces. It also offers takeaway dishes and a catering service. Two adjoining rooms, for 30 and 15 guests, can be hired for private parties.

What next for “Alerte à l’hôtel”?

As of 16 October 2026, M6 has announced neither the number of episodes nor the next hotels to feature in the show. We will update this page with each new episode, giving the current status and prices for every address.

In the meantime, television often leads to real addresses: discover the hotel where the series Dr. Nice is filmed and the Lake Maggiore hotels of The Gentlemen season 2.