The room had a very unpleasant musty 'old' smell, even with the windows wide open all the time.
I asked specifically for a quiet room - the room we were given (40) was above the entrance door & noisy with people talking, cars coming & going & people smoking all evening.
Also we could hear everything from the next door room, including them singing in the shower at 11pm & toileting.
Beds were hard with squeaky springs.
Location is good, very close to the beach & in quiet neighborhood.
Nice white bedding.
Room seemed clean.
Spacious room.
Bathroom tap was loose & had a bare cable behind tap to open & close the plug.
Lobby area is attractive, upper stairs & hallways are tacky.
Bath mat had frayed edges.
Bedside tables show marks from lots if use.
Had to pull beds away from walls to access power points.
Garden space is good .
Parking is on the street.
There are bikes available for hire, though the receptionist refused to allow me to rent one for the evening. She said i had to rent it for the whole day & then only until 6pm.
Hard to understand why, when we could see none of the bikes were used that evening.
Unlikely to return.

Spent a week driving up the west coast of France sampling seafood. This beautiful place was open Sunday and Monday for food (a rarity in this part of France) and what a find it was. A lovely, characterful old hotel in the bourgeoise style but with beautifully comfortable and modern rooms and delicious food served by delightful staff. We will return.

Located an easy walk to the beach and about 2km from the town centre. An old style hotel with quiet surroundings and a lovely garden with an 'indoor' pool that can be opened to let in the sun. Breakfast is buffet style and coffee good but the tea somewhat 'continental' for English tastes, Dinner menu is limited but really good quality. Rooms good sized and rustic in decor.