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"Chambre sur la partie hôtel correcte... J'ai découvert une partie résidence avec chambre et là nettement moins bien..."

"We stayed at Hôtel Parc du Landreau after a long day at Puy de Fou. It was easy to check in and since it was not a busy day we felt like we had a private resort! The hot tub was terrific with extra clean shower & changing rooms. It was a nice touch to have tea available next to the tub too. It was a little too cold and windy to use the pool that day but it was also very clean. It was very nice to have the fridge in our room since we stopped for wine and cheese in town. The bed was very comfortable and we slept in which was needed after a long day of walking. Parking was easy which was also a relief. Great stay!"

"Breakfast was very good "

"A very popular hotel for sure with spacious rooms, great Wifi, and a lovely pool, jacuzzi, sun lounger area. The reception and staff were excellent and this hotel deserves its high review rating. Plenty of secure parking which is a must for me. There is a restaurant on site for continental breakfast and main meals but we did not use so not able to rate. The location means transport is required but it should be mentioned there are excellent cycle paths adjacent to the road. "

"When we arrived we were greeted by a happy, smiling member of staff who promptly checked us in and then proceeded to inform us about the hotel's various facilities and where to go in Les Sables d'Olonne. The hotel itself was only about a year old at the time of our visit and was well maintained. We have nothing negative to say about The Hotel Vertime!"

"Nicely situated, very friendly staff. Nice breakfast."

"Good hotel but 35 minutes walk to the beach"

"Lovely, relaxing atmosphere with great pool area and beautiful sea views. Friendly staff. Very good breakfast. Dinner menu a bit limited esp. for younger children and on the ‘fancy’ end of the spectrum (and some dishes were rather style over substance). Can eat out or get takeaway pizza in the next village. "