Top Hotels Near Plages de la Petite Vallée in from NZ$104

"Very friendly staff. Special thanks to Ilona and Antoine."

"Quiet. Beautifully kept. Very well equipped."

"The room and facilities are fine but it was spoiled one morning my large groups Who destroyed the breakfast buffet and the hotel could not keep up with demand "

"This place has seen better days but the location next to the Sainte Marguerite beach is great. The reception gives you some toilet paper and dishwasher detergent once you arrive but once you’ve used it, it’s on you to buy more. You also have to clean the place and take the used bedding off the bed and used towel downstairs before departing. There is no WiFi in the apartment. It’s available only at the reception and restaurant. Overall, coming from the US, our family stay was okay but lack amenities you usually find in hotels. We didn’t necessarily feel welcome. "

"Appartement superbement situer, les pieds dans l’eau. Petit marcher et commerces à 5 minutes , donc pratique. Et surtout parking fermer , donc pas de prise de tête pour trouver une place."

"We stayed as a family of four, and had a wonderful time. We’d never been to Pornichet and didn’t know where to stay, but couldn’t have been more pleasantly surprised. The hotel was clean and the facilities were good, and the staff were all so friendly and helpful! The location of the hotel is excellent, very close to the beach and to local hospitality spots. We would definitely visit again and would recommend to others!"

"The house was lovely, clean, and well-equipped. It is very close to a string of beautiful beaches and was comfortable and private, despite being in the grounds of the main house. Elise, our host, was amazing: friendly, helpful, and very kind. A lovely area, and I would love to visit again!"

"Considering the property has been renovated, it appeared scruffy in places. The shower was dirty round the edges and had poor floor tiles. The picture of the garden needs updating as no sun shade was offered as the picture shows and plants overgrown."