Two of us spent one night in this hotel en route to our self-catering holiday accommodation in the region. We had pre-booked a room, which was located in the annex. On arrival, and having read negative reviews about the latter, we asked if a room in the main hotel was available. The pleasant, helpful lady at the reception desk readily agreed to let us have a twin-bedded room overlooking the main street. The room was quaint, simply-furnished, and clean, with an en-suite bathroom. We loved it and the cost was reasonable. Car parking in the public car park overnight was reasonable. The inconvenience of the relatively short walk was compensated for by the car-free streets around the hotel. We would happily stay at Les Templiers again.

great location by the water in centre of town , slightly noisy and decor faded but for a couple of days in a seaside town its perfect - good breakfast included in price , wonderful original art on every wall and who would not want to stay where Picasso and Matisse have stayed ?
Restaurant was ordinary and other Collioure restaurants a bit touristy so careful research needed. Wonderful market on wednesdays.

we stayed one night in the annex and the room --although clean--was only as big as the bed, the window opened out into an alley way and we were kept awake by music blaring until 2 AM. this was one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had, the staff was also rude and unhelpful. find a different spot if you must stay in this town.

Les Templiers has evolved and now serves good meals. It is a good location but a little frustrating that we have to park away from the hotel in a competitive scramble for a public spot.