Hôtel Calme Des Pins & Spa

The hotel was very well situated, not far from the seafront. The room was spacious with high‑quality bedding. We could charge our electric vehicle for a reasonable price. The spa was inexpensive and good quality. Breakfast was varied. The pool was closed and we weren’t informed; it’s a shame because we had chosen this hotel partly for the pool.

Leroux·A month ago

“pas assez confortable chambre trop petite”

The location was good. The stairs were narrow, there was no elevator, the breakfast room felt unwelcoming.

Olivier·A month ago

“LE CALME PRES DE LA PLAGE”

The welcome was charming at this hotel just steps from the beach, in a quiet area away from the bustle of the high‑end centre. Breakfast was complete and delicious. The rooms and common areas (corridors, toilets, etc.) are aging, but that shouldn’t change with the promise of future works. It’s a pity the pool closure wasn’t communicated to us.

Chloé·A month ago

“Bon séjour reposant”

This intimate hotel isn’t a sprawling complex; it’s a 10‑minute walk from the Remblai promenade and close to local shops like Carrefour Market, a bar‑tabac, and a pharmacy. Getting there by public transport is easy, just a 7‑minute bus ride on line C to the station. The building sits on a quiet street and the staff are responsive, attentive, and helpful. However, the building itself is quite old and could use a renovation in the coming months. Sound insulation is poor, with noticeable pipe noises, chatter from neighboring rooms, and hallway traffic. Basic amenities such as a hair dryer, kettle, and soap dispensers are present but outdated. The hotel is 25 minutes on foot from the train station, the city hall, and pedestrian streets, though transport links are available.

Vivi972·A month ago

“Très sympa agréable je recommande”

The place is well‑situated and the facilities are solid, though the décor feels a bit dated.

Charleuf·A month ago