Van der Valk Hotel Bloom

"The disappointment began at check-in: Although I had booked a superior room (!), I was uncompromisingly allocated room number 516, one of the worst rooms in the hotel. Dark, north-facing, with a view of the neighboring campsite, and the balcony was barely usable due to mosquitoes. The same applies to room 536, and the only rooms that are really recommended are those facing the pool. The rooms are equipped according to their category, but the room cleaning could be more thorough. The breakfast is good by French standards, but guests really have to carry all the items, including cutlery, napkins, and cups, to the tables that are not prepared. Clearing them away is then very slow and the very distant staff, who would benefit from a bit more friendliness. Although the hotel is very small, there is no "family atmosphere." The hotel is run with a minimal, just about acceptable number of staff. In the evening, there is only one employee on site for reception and bar service until 10 p.m., and there is no night porter on duty. There is only a limited choice of food on offer at lunchtime; it is essentially a bed and breakfast hotel. If you value high-quality food, you will have a hard time in Saint-Aygulf, which is dominated by simple pizza and burger restaurants. The only halfway decent restaurant belongs to the Van der Valk Hotel Saint-Aygulf, which is within walking distance; there you have very friendly service, a nice atmosphere, a sea view (through very dirty windows), relatively cheap prices and mediocre meals, unfortunately often spoiled by greasy sauces. Food of a higher standard can be found in Fréjus, e.g. in La Bastide du Clos des Roses. The beach and harbor are a few minutes' walk from the hotel, and a walk of around 1 km to the town center is unavoidable. Overall, a rental car is essential to explore the much more attractive surroundings, which you can fortunately park for free in the hotel's spacious underground car park. The modern hotel complex, which has not been active for long, scores points with a heated pool, 3 whirlpools on the roof and plenty of loungers in the well-kept gardens with a pleasant guest structure. The check-out was professional and friendly, all the standard phrases were dealt with. Room recommendation: Only with a view of the pool, rooms 516 and 536 are not recommended, the rooms facing the side street could have a certain amount of noise, also from the pizzeria opposite"

Le Cosy

"We were delighted to find this super small hotel with private parking. The rooms are cosy, but the addition of a small fridge was very welcome. It is close to the beach but in a quiet street. The owners were very friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was delicious. We would definitely love to return."

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