Vias Hotel Guide - Libron Works hotels in Vias, France.

"We friendly host, reacts immediately to messages. The house has all comfort needed, our kids had a great time with the pool and the animals"

"Fresh orange juice. Eggs from the owners chickens, wonderful Villa nestled in the vineyards of Bassan and 1.2 miles on a narrow road to the villa. Very private and charming. You must have a car to get anywhere from there. The owners are wonderful! Merci Fabrice et Lionel"

"Très agréable. Chambre propre, bien fait le matin. 2 minutes à pied de l'ârret de bus. Que 20 minutes à pied de Vias-Plage. Supermarché Aldi à l'arrière de l'hôtel."

"La Gineroise is a really lovely house with excellent cooking facilities both inside and out. All rooms fully air conditioned - essential as it was really hot. The house gets the sun all day though there are plenty of shaded areas for eating or relaxing. Lots of outside space and having the pool to cool off in was great! Only a ten minute walk to the shops, restaurants and beach.The house was spotlessly clean and had everything needed for an enjoyable stay. Patrick and his wife were really friendly and did everything possible to make our stay perfect - even picking us up from the airport. Would highly recommend and will definitely be on our list of places to stay next year. "

"Super location for all the fabulous beaches and there’s everything you need close by like a supermarket and a small but very good choice of bars and eating places. Room was small but really modern and very clean with comfy bed and a sea view which was worth the little extra cost. All the staff were also very friendly and helpful. If you want to head out of the little town itself you would need a bike hire or car as its a bit remote and taxis are hard to come by and expensive - but we ended up just walking up and down the miles of beaches. We were a bit concerned about it being above 3 bars but don't be, they aren't rowdy places and sound proofing is excellent - actually we ended up liking the buzz of people chatting in the restaurants whilst sat on the balcony."