Stayed in one of the wings directly on the pleasant beach. More expensive, but worth it. Room was very clean and comfortable. Breakfasts were big (including eggs and pancakes cooked to order). Lunch at the beach hut was cheap and good. Dinner in the hotel restaurant was a bit expensive - generally ate at the good, reasonably-priced restaurants in the town a couple of blocks away. Clientele is mainly retired French couples - no wild parties. Fast, free Internet; allows VPN.

This hotel has recently changed ownership. The new General Manager is charming and appears capable of handling the transition. This hotel is not cheap and some work needs to be done but the location is stunning. I would advise upgrading to a upper level beachfront room. The room is adequate and comfortable. Breakfast was really good, but dinner (in the la sirene restaurant) was over priced and the menu choice a bit limited. Walk to the marina next door, great choice and much cheaper food.
One member of reception (male) was grumpy, everyone else was helpful. I liked this hotel.....and so did Air France, they base their crews here for the overnight stopover.

Enjoyed my two visits at your establishment:; marvelous location, charming style and friendly service throughout. Merits all its' stars.

I can only guess that accor are planning to sell this brand as this hotel was woeful in so many respects. It started poorly with perhaps the rudest receptionist of my life telling us that we had to wait four hours beyond our check in time, without any apology or suggestion of what to do in the meantime. By the way, we both speak French very well so language was no barrier. The rooms are very tired, the staff relatively friendly but clearly poorly managed. The beach bar closes at 4pm. The surrounding town is close to becoming a slum and the nearest hotel has already closed. Driving out we found some great beaches, but very glad we are moving on to cap est. Spend your money elsewhere.