Season after season nothing but pleasure in a subdued atmosphere on the best beach in St barts. Congratulations to our hostess, Annie. More

I went with my sister some years back and spent 4 days here (it was called Thalzur then August 2003). The room was basic but then we didn't mind as the facilities were what we were interested in..there were 3 pools, clear and salt water and spa therapies available - they were a little expensive but then..we didn't have carpet... More

Although the front staff was very nice at check in...this hotel is way to difficult to find. If you have a GPS you may want to concider it, if not pick another location maybe closer to the Cote d'Azure Airport in Nice. Drove around 1.5 hours with a map inhand...Antibes is just not driver friendly. I printed out the directions... More

We booked 3 nights but the first night were attacked by bed bugs! Worse hotel experience ever. More

I booked a day spa so can't say anything about the rooms. The spa had a great deal of treatments on offer though booking online takes you to the head office in Paris so it lacked the personal touch somewhat. This was the theme of the day. I didn't feel particularly welcomed - a very of matter of fact affair.... More

We stayed in the Baie des Anges in 2003 (was called the Thalazur then) and were back in Antibes this year, we read some poor reviews of the hotel and were worried that the hotel as well as changing its name had also "gone downhill". When we arrived in Antibes we thought we would have a look for ourselves and... More

Rooms are (basic but) clean, there is a great view and the facilities: pool, spa, aqua aerobics (if that is your thing) sun loungers, Shuttle service into town for 1 Euro pp (The hotel is about 10-15 mins away from Antibes and Juan Les Pins so you have to take a taxi or Shuttle) and included breakfast are great. Reception... More

Whilst staying on Camp du pylone I had occasion to telephone the Thalazur hotel which over looks the camp. I found the staff 2 of whom I spoke to understood and spoke perfect English. I in fact wanted to use their wifi hotspot on my laptop. they were most obliging. very handy hot spots available whilst on Camp du Pylone.... More

This was the second time we had stayed at this Hotel in the last two years. We returned because you won't find a healthier cleaner place to stay on the South Coast of France. But only if you love swimming. But be warned apart from the receptionist not many other staff speak English. This is primary a Spa Hotel for... More