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Relax by the inviting pool surrounded by lush greenery and a patio area.

"Lovely stylish room"

Relax by the serene pool surrounded by lush greenery and a tranquil atmosphere.

Relax by the ocean-view pool surrounded by lush greenery and lounge chairs.

"Perched high above Saint-Jean-de-Luz, the views are terrific. The rooms are exquisitely and thoughtfully furnished. The villa itself is like a museum with an endless and fascinating collection of art and objects. The breakfast was delicious and served by the owner himself. Although the weather was too chilly to sit outdoors, had it been warmer, it would have been an ideal place to lounge and enjoy the pool. Parking is on the street, but it was not a problem. Highly recommend for an experience...

Traditional building with a serene garden and seating area.

"Enjoyed a great stay in Appart Hotel! The staff were incredibly helpful and very accomodating, would recommend for trips to Bayonne/Biarritz."

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1 Sept - 2 Sept

"Joli decor .Chambre confortable. Mais le jardinier qui passe la tondeuse sous votre fenêtre à 9h du matin c est pas terrible !...."

1 bedroom, in-room safe, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

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Top Basque Coast Hotel Reviews

Hotel Florida

10/10 Excellent

"Charming hotel in a lovely area. There was so much to do within a 3-10 minute walk of the hotel. Shops, restaurants, fresh food market, beach, etc. The room was very comfortable for 3 people. The bathroom was quite large with a nice shower. AC was a bonus, as was the mini fridge. Comfortable beds. Very clean. Staff were very friendly and helpful in multiple languages. If you have mobility issues, know that you cannot drive up to the entrance. And the elevator is really tiny so we mostly used stairs. Parking is about a 4 minute walk with lots of stairs, and getting to the parking garage is a bit of an adventure. (Many streets in Biarritz are pedestrian only,) it’s also paid parking, with was rather expensive. If you can avoid a car in Biarritz, I would. It’s a very walkable place. "