We liked Patrick’s welcoming attitude, he was very friendly and available if we needed anything. The mobile‑home has everything you need and it is air‑conditioned. The bedding is a bit uncomfortable.
Gaëlle2 μήνες πριν
Saint-Julien-en-Born·9.3
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Camping les dunes de contis in Saint-Julien-en-Born offers direct beachfront access, a sun-kissed sun terrace, and a lush garden. Family rooms feature two bedrooms, a living room, air-conditioning, kitchenettes, and balconies with garden views. The property offers a heated pool, outdoor seating, and free private parking. A family-friendly restaurant serves French cuisine, and evening entertainment includes film nights and karaoke.
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We liked Patrick’s welcoming attitude, he was very friendly and available if we needed anything. The mobile‑home has everything you need and it is air‑conditioned. The bedding is a bit uncomfortable.
Gaëlle·2 μήνες πριν
I was disappointed by the cleanliness at the site. They asked for a cleaning deposit, which is normal, but said you have to clean and depending on how clean you are, they will deduct money. Yet there was nothing to clean properly: no dish soap, no mop, only a small old sponge. On the day of departure, the staff told us there was some sand, that the dishes weren’t stored properly (since we had just washed them), and that the microwave had stains (obviously because there was no lid to protect the food). They almost took a chunk of the deposit. The mobile home was filthy: mattresses full of animal hair, spider webs (as if not cleaned in weeks), shower edges and sink drain clogged with weeks of grime, sticky floor that made walking barefoot disgusting. Plates and glasses were poorly washed. It’s the dirtiest place I’ve ever stayed. If you’re meticulous about cleanliness, I wouldn’t recommend it. I posted photos. You pay 30 euros for sheets and towels, and they give you old ones. There isn’t even a single roll of toilet paper, no hangers, no small dish‑washing kit, nothing. You have to buy everything yourself. It’s not mandatory, but it’s a detail to leave at least a couple of toilet paper rolls, especially at a 4‑star campsite. And we already talked about the campsite itself. In Spain they wouldn’t give it even one star. Facilities are outdated, kiddie pools that close for lunch, no simple map of the site, many staff don’t speak languages other than French. Wi‑Fi is paid, which surprised me as a Spanish speaker because free Wi‑Fi is common when booking accommodation in Spain. You have to read the description carefully because the pools are paid. There’s a 20 % discount if you book early, but I couldn’t because the system didn’t work. I appreciate that kids were included.
Helena·3 μήνες πριν
The reception was perfect, which helped make a very good stay.
Stéphanie·3 μήνες πριν
The peace and nature connection were great. Since it wasn’t peak season, everything was very calm without crowds, and the campsite was more enjoyable. The biggest drawback, and why I give this rating, is the cleanliness. The fact that you have to pay a cleaning deposit already signals their procedures. It feels like they don’t clean after the last guests leave if they consider it clean, which I find dishonest. Also, you have to provide your own sheets, towels, kitchen cloths, toilet paper rolls, garbage bags, etc. For the high price paid, they could improve this aspect. Additionally, the accommodation charges a tourist tax per night, adding another expense.
Daniel·5 μήνες πριν
The spaces were good. We didn’t find the mobile‑home clean; there was no soap or bath mat.
Paolo·5 μήνες πριν