Stayed recently for the one night at Ma Maison De Mer and we were made to feel very welcome and totally understand why Emma and Phillip get such good reviews. It seems nothing was too much trouble for them.
Our room was very comfortable and the breakfast plentiful and well presented.
No hesitation in recommending to others.

It's not possible to add much to all the good stuff that's already been written about Ma Maison de Mer ... it's a special place run by a couple who have a genuine enthusiasm for what they offer. I've never been made to feel more welcome at a B&B or hotel.

We're at MMdM at the moment and have just extended our stay because the experience is so pleasant. It's mid Sept the sun is shining, St Palais is not over crowded ... all very relaxing.

It's hard to be believe that anyone could write a negative review of MMdM.

And my wife loved the toiletries! And I loved the good WIFI access.

The general appearance of hotel is lovely but for the price a lot of things are lacking. Electric heaters, bathroom which needed total renovation and the hardest towels I have ever experienced in a hotel.

The portion control of butter was a disgrace - 1 small wrapped butter each ! Although we were given more when we asked. The couple beside us at breakfast also asked for more butter.

Hotel is in a very good location and I liked the decor, it was a pity to spoil it with such little details.

Perfectly situated with a short walk to the beach and town of St Palais. the house exceeded our expectations with top class, tasteful furnishings with extra special touches that made the holiday experience very special. The area offers spectacular beaches and a pretty town with a variety of shops and restaurants. Can recommend Chez Bob, Chez Lolo and Nausicaa for food and a good atmosphere with great views over the bay. Emma and Phil were the perfect hosts with lots of local knowledge, recommending places to visit which were are great success. Our first visit to France and it was the perfect solution for getting away from the stresses of normal everyday life.
Andrea & Andrew Pomphrey