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Sehr komfortabeles Bett, Hotel sehr sauber, gutes Frühstück (auch nur warme Option war Eier & Bacon). USB-Ladegeräte neben dem Bett, das handig war. Sehr schöne Toiletten im Zimmer. Personal wunderschön & erlaubt uns, unsere Hälfte gebacken Französisch zu sprechen! 5 min zu großen Stränden. Das Hotel Les Terrasses hat eine schöne Bar, die für uns große Cocktails und gutes Essen gemacht hat. Ich würde das Hotel bitten, ein Taxi zum/von Flughafen zu buchen, da ihre Transfers viel günstiger waren als wir am Flughafen bezahlt wurden. Nur negativ ist es etwa eine Stunde & 15 Minuten zu Fuß nach Biarritz, obwohl der Bus nach Biarritz & Bayonne ziemlich zuverlässig erscheint. Wir würden zurück.

Wir fahren hier aus Spanien. Es ist günstig zum Flughafen und zum Autobahn Wir wurden von einer warmsten und freundlichen Lady amd gegrüßt, um zu Hause zu fühlen. Nichts war störend und unser kleiner Hund war auch willkommen. Unser Zimmer war sehr komfortabel, modern und sauber. Wir schliefen gut. Wir hatten Abendessen im Restaurant und konnten es jedem empfehlen. Das Frühstück war perfekt angenehm. Der einzige Grund, warum ich nicht ausgezeichnet habe, war, dass der ganze Bacon, und die Sauce war kalt, und wir bezweifelten, dass das Brot damals war. Das ist nur ein kleines Detail und ich kann dieses Hotel ohne Frage empfehlen.Alle Mitarbeiter waren, angenehm, freundlich und hilfsbereit. Ich werde sicher zurück sein.

Praktische Lage zwischen Bayonne und Biaritz. Kleine Zimmer, aber komfortabel. Die Lage im Industriegebiet liest sich schlimmer als sie ist - die Schallisolierung ist gut und es gab einen kostenfreien, abgeschlossenen Parkplatz. Kleines Highlight: Frozen Joghurt zum Früstück. Es gibt kein Restaurant im Haus - aber fast nebenan ein Pub und einen Thai Imbiss, sodass man nicht mehr bis in die Stadt muss. Für die Durchreise empfehelnswert

The good: It is clean. The mattress is comfortable. The TV and WiFi work. The airport is very close. The bad: The hotel is showing its age. It is more of a motel than a hotel. There is no elevator. The outdoor walkways and spiral staircases are not well-lit. The rooms are very small. The pillows are bad. No bar soap is provided, but there are soap dispensers on the wall in the bathroom, by the sink and in the bathtub. There are no washcloths, however. How does one use liquid soap with no washcloth? The ugly: The toilet. Probably not a big issue if you are alone in the room, but if there is a second person, be aware that the toilet tank requires a minimum of ten minutes to refill between flushes. When asked about it, the employees at the reception desk acknowledged this was an issue in all rooms. We would definitely look for a different option next time we have to fly out of Biarritz.

Hôtel très propre et très bon accueil. Beaucoup moins impersonnel que ses concurrents. Toutefois, un peu éloigné du centre ville. On y retournera avec plaisir

We began our France adventure, spending two nights at the B&B Hotel Bayonne. This little hotel is located just off of A63, convenient for us, who were travelling north from Spain and also conveniently placed for a short exploration of the Basque region of Southwestern France. This is an economy hotel, so prices are very reasonable, but rest assured, it had all the comforts and amenities that we needed. The rooms were quite small, clean and more than adequate. The bed/bedding was comfortable. The bathroom did for us, what a bathroom was supposed to do. Wifi is included, flat screen tv offering cable and the rooms have air-conditioning. Parking, which is included, is right outside the rooms. There is a buffet breakfast available for ca. 9 euro. We didn't eat our breakfast there, so I cannot comment on what was available. The hotel does not appear to have staff on the whole time, so there is express check-in available. Handy enough! The hotel served us very well, and all we really wanted to do, was explore and enjoy the area. Bayonne is located in Basque country, just north of Spain, and in reality, is part of the Basque country of Northwestern Spain. Bayonne is a city with a history dating back to ancient times. So it has a lot to offer history buffs. We didn't have much time here, but we did manage to do a walking tour of the old town. There are fortifications here that are part of the Vauban network of forts that are found all over France. Also, there is a chance to add to your UNESCO World Heritage Site list. The Cathedrale- Sainte Marie of Bayonne is inscribed on the list as part of the Routes of Santiago de Compostala in France. We should have spent more time here, but instead chose to spend the next day visiting the nearby city of Biarritz. And that was an okay decision. Biarritz is a well known seaside tourist destination, known for its luxury hotels, sea facing casinos and surfing culture. We didn't' really do much here, enjoyed a walk alongside the beaches, did some sightseeing, relaxed and stopped for a light supper at a take away sandwich shop called Sable Faims. This little kiosk at 12 Rue du Porte-Vieux, just up from the beach, is a great place for a burger. Great tasting and reasonably priced. They serve a variety of foods, including paninis, sandwiches , frites, crepes and churros. So, if you are not up for something more formal, give Sable Faim a go. Well, while I am recommending places to eat, we also stopped earlier on at place called Gizonak (sandwicherie and creperie),. This little kiosk, literally located in a wall, serves up a great crepe, that's our recommendation, anyway. This sets up a return visit to Basque country in southwestern France , and yes, we will probably stay at the B&B again. PS. For supper on our first day, we stopped at the Spar convenience store for some supper fixings and then went across the street to eat it at a little park called Jardin Leon Bonnat. You don't have to spend a lot to get a lot.