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"Lovely hotel with very clean room, comfortable bed, good choice of restaurants in St Martin de Re nearby if you have a car. We parked in the street as it was off season but paid parking is also available in the hotel compound. "

"A really beautiful hotel with plenty of spaces to relax. Very cosy and the room was beautifully decorated. The staff were really welcoming, friendly and spoke fluent English. The breakfast was delicious and the atmosphere of the whole place was relaxed. We paid for the parking, which was well worth it. It’s in a private, gated area and you can keep your push bikes there too. Highly recommend. "

"Beautiful small hotel inns lovely small town I beautiful Ars en Re. Wonderful staff. Extraordinary room with sitting area, terrace, view of the church. "

"Great location and the best staff who made our stay wonderful."

"Un service impeccable dans un endroit magnifique. Le relais Thalasso vaut à lui seul le détour."

"Very functional room, very clean. The hotel Is really close to the beach and has great parking. The receptionist was very welcoming and really nice and helpful. "

"Loved our stay and didn’t want to leave. Beautiful property and our hosts were just so welcoming!"

"Good location, dining options all walkable."

"Good communication about how to access the property as I arrived after reception closed. The apartment was well equipped and it was ideal for one or two people, but though it claimed to be for 4, two couples would have found it very uncomfortable, with one couple in the double bed and the second couple inches away on the sofa bed. It was disappointing to arrive at 11am and have to make up my own bed, and though the hotel was far from full when I arrived, I was given a room which looked out onto a square at the back and had a footpath running along right outside my window. Apartments looking onto the gardens (which I have had in the past) would have been much better. On the day of departure Reception were helpful in looking after my bags until I left St Martin in the afternoon."