Primavera

Comentarios destacados

• LaraMad

  31 agosto 2012
  Situación inigualable y buena relación calidad/precio

  Quizá lo mejor de este hotel sea la situación que tiene, totalmente pegado al mar y con unas vistas del mismo totalmente excepcionales. Es un hotel de estilo clásico: el estilo de habitaciones, pasillos y baños parecen ser de otra época, sin que ello signifique que esté viejo. Nosotros estuvimos alojados en un edificio anexo al principal, donde se encuentran las habitaciones más económicas (90 en temporada alta), y el único "pero" que le pondría, es que no dispone de ascensor (sólo hay dos plantas), por lo que, en caso de alojarse en el piso superior (nuestro caso) toca tirar de las maletas escaleras arriba; por lo demás, la habitación tenía un tamaño aceptable, con un baño completo bastante grande. Todo estaba realmente limpio, aunque reconozco que el que haya moqueta por todas partes (incluido el baño) no ayuda a dar aspecto real de limpieza. En nuestro caso, no hicimos uso del restaurante (los precios eran bastante altos), pero en los alrededores hay varios chiringuitos con comida aceptable para un par de días (o tres) como era nuestro caso (en el caso del desayuno, recomendaríamos acercarse hasta el camping que hay a pocos metros, donde por 2,5 te sirven un buen tazón de café con bollería). De lo que sí pudimos disfrutar fue de la piscina, cubierta, ya que se encuentra en la planta inferior del edificio principal, pero con unos estupendos ventanales desde los que se divisa el mar. El centro urbano se encuentra a unos 2kms y se puede ir en bus urbano (nos dijeron que pasaba cada 20/30 mnutos); al final optamos por ir en coche, pero ojo con esto, ya que coincidimos con el día de mercado/mercadillo y aparcar fue más que complicado; por lo demás, es una localidad bastante animada, llena de comercios y con bastante vida (al menos, diurna; por la noche nos quedamos junto al hotel disfrutando de un festival gratuito de música progresiva que se hace junto a la playa). Resumiendo, y recordando que estamos en Francia, donde los precios de hostelería, en general, tienden a ser altos, lo consideramos una muy buena elección.

  

• Jojospain

  23 marzo 2017
  Wierdly Wonderful

  The Hotel is a gothic styled mansion and is situated in a fantastic location perched above the sea. Our room, 140, had large french windows overlooking the sea, we could hear the waves breaking on the rocks. The bed was large and comfortable and everything was spotlessly clean. The hotel is somewhat eccentric. The reception area is rather dark and a little shabby and was manned (seemingly 24 hours a day) by two casually dressed staff. Admittedly we were travelling out of season but the lovely residents lounge was kept locked (!) and we felt 'banished' to our room. The dining room is magnificent but we found the Table d'hote (beautifully served and presented) too rich to eat there every night. The swimming pool was being completely renovated and will be beautiful when completed.

  

• Peter R

  01 julio 2017
  Please get better service and hot food

  Arrived at this beautiful property for dinner. There were 7 tables in the dining room. The waiter was running. A waiter/manager arrived at our table after some time sitting, and no greeting, no introduction, "Are you ready to order?" We ordered as we had had plenty of time. The dining room is situated on the ocean with an incredible view. The food arrived and was cold when should have been hot, the fish so over cooked, absolutely no flavor, no herbs...all sort of nicely plated in a dated way but tasteless. The artichoke and goat cheese entree has no taste of chevre as so much cream added...no seasoning, the artichoke was so overcooked or canned???? the waiter was pleasant and certainly flew around the room looking after all tables. He then set up for breakfast more than looking after his existing tables. The manager had left soon after taking our order...sad for such a great property.

  

• Robert B

  23 julio 2017
  Very Disappointing - Staff Indifferent

  Despite a wonderful location, staff was nonchalant at best, except for a very expressive Franco-Spanish hostess. The room had a smell of stale moisture when I initially arrived. Breakfast service was slow & reinforced by 3 sets of crying young children. Also some of the fruit served was beyond freshness date. Scrambled eggs were powder. The bathroom as large yet both the bathtub and the floor were extremely slippery / risky. No shower curtain nor "par douche" so water on ceramic tiles risk is guaranteed. Could not access Wi-Fi despite having access codes. Somehow a cat got into the room & under the bed and scared the life out me in the wee hours of the night.

  

• bobnsuebudden

  06 noviembre 2018
  KEEP THIS A SECRET

  Having family in the area, it is nice to escape to sanity sometime. We discovered this Divine Dwelling 8 yrs ago, and have been visiting regularly. Slightly dated, quality, furnishings, beds and views that take your breath away. No noise, just the swish of the sea, and the excitement of the evening meal. Fabulous food, best cheese board ever, and old fashioned courtesy. We recommend to anyone who wants to go back 50 yrs, and and experience old fashioned luxury.