Tout était parfait.dommage que certaines catégories de clientèle viennent perturber la quiétude par des voix importunes et des cris d’enfants et le non respect des autres en bloquant des le matin des transats empêchant d’autres résidents de s’installer autour de la piscine
We loved the location and the property staff were lovely and helpful. It should be known though that there are TWO buildings: one on the beach with all the amenities, and then one way pup the hill, too far to walk, that has the Michelin-star restaurant but no other bar, cafe, gym, etc. It does have a pool, but the location is isolated. We were put in that building, and luckily the hotel moved us (for a fee). The hotel is also in desperate need of a refresh. Decor is tired, gym is tiny and dark, and the halls show a lot of signs of water damage. That being said, the staff was wonderful. Food was good, and for relaxation, we couldn't have been happier. We did here the hotel was going to be refurbished after the season so I am looking forward to seeing it next year.
Would not recommend. Not a five star stay. Coastal setting is beautiful but this is all the hotel has to offer. The front desk staff was not helpful - we asked for help finding a place to watch the World Cup France match and have dinner and they guided us to a restaurant we had to walk to that was closed.
Mold in room, garbage in bathroom broken, and phone fell off the wall into toilet.
Very nice hotel, staff willing to help, although not a perfect service (errors during lunch order, lost earplugs on my bedside table, little service on the beach…) the view from the sea-view rooms (and the restaurant / beach) is breathtaking and worth it. It’s nested in a small cove and the water was at 26C in early July, perfect for swimming. The “beach” is a slab of concrete, as often the case on the Mediterranean coast.
The thermostat has a weird behavior whereby it turns itself back on as soon as you close either the door to the hallway or to the terrace (even if you turned it off).