Bout-du-Pont-de-Larn accommodation from AU$94

Very nice hotel

I recently stayed at this hotel and was extremely impressed with the cleanliness of the property. From the lobby to the rooms, everything was spotless and well-maintained. The staff did an excellent job of keeping the hotel in top condition. One of the highlights of my stay was the ample parking available at the hotel. I had no trouble finding a spot close to the entrance, and the parking lot was well-lit and felt safe. This made coming and going from the hotel a breeze, and I appreciated not having to worry about finding a parking spot. Overall, I had a great experience at this hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a clean and convenient place to stay. The cleanliness and parking situation really set this hotel apart from others in the area.

We found the house easily and it was exactly as described - a lovely house and pool in well tended private gardens. Philippe was there to welcome us and although he doesn't speak much English and I don't speak much French, he explained all that we needed to know without too much difficulty. The house is very comfortable with a very well equipped modern kitchen and a wide array of garden furniture to suit all requirements. There was also a covered outdoor dining area if we wanted to eat outside. Having use of the garage meant that that on the hot days, the car was comfortably cool. As well as the two nice bottles of wine left by Philippe, there were also the basics provided so that we didn't need a supermarket trip to buy things such as coffee, cooking oil, sugar, herbs and spices. Dishwasher and washing machine pods were also provided. The weather wasn't always great while we were there, but on days when it wasn't pool weather, it was a lovely place just to sit around and do not much. The WiFi was very good - fast and reliable - so we could always keep up with world and home events (if that is a good thing). All in all this is easily one of the best properties we have stayed in during our many years of coming to France.