Delightfully relaxed and friendly little family-run hotel set back from the main drag, a couple of minutes' walk from the beach. Our suite had a Moroccan feel to it, which heightened the sense of a Mediterranean holiday. We didn't try the restaurant - there are so many other places to eat nearby.

This is a well placed hotel for a seaside break within easy distance of the seafront and restaurants. We were given a courteous welcome and offered the choice of the disabled room which we took, though we hadn't prebooked it,. It is quite spacious, though the bed seemed low
which might be problematic for someone completely wheelchair bound. The room is very close to the swimming pool which in September was no problem but might be noisy in the height of Summer. The air condioning was excellent and privacy was assured by an electric shutter. The room and ensuite were always very well cleaned and towels changed daily. We enjoyed our four night stay at this hotel and would recommend it.

Having read all the reviews we thought the hotel would be great. The room was tiny, run down and overpriced. We had intended to stay for two weeks but left after four days. That, as far as we are concerned, says it all.

We stayed at the hotel for five nights at the end of a family holiday. The town is a popular hoilday destination with an amazing beach and lots going on - excellent markets, free evening entertainment etc. It is a great base for exploring Carcassonne, Narbonne etc and there are a few local walks, but also vineyardsin abundance. Most of the holidaymakers were French with a few of other nationalities, but very few Brits. Most people seem to stay in the camping sites nearby. The cafes and restaurants in the main part of the town were what you would expect for a popular holiday destination - not cheap and not up to much, but the food in the hotel was great and good value. The staff are very kind and they work very hard indeed. The hotel is clean and the atmosphere really relaxed and extremely pleasant. Infortunately our spoken French isn't brilliant so we didn't get to know the staff as well as we would have liked.