Le Bois-Plage-en-Re Hotel Guide - Phare des Baleines hotels in Le Bois-Plage-en-Re, France.

"Fabulous"

"We really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Du Port. Our room was spacious, well appointed and clean with a beautiful view of the harbour. The staff were also very helpful. Would highly recommend."

"Excellent beach hotel with outstanding helpful staff. Only minor negative is the confusing layout of the hotel which is 3 joined together. "

"Réservation très agréable, un très bon accueil et de bons conseils d’Emilie et Christophe. La réservation de vélo avec mise à disposition sur place, très appréciable. Petits déjeuners fait maison, un régal. Nous reviendrons certainement pour tester la piscine…"

"Disappointed that despite saying that there are two restaurants neither one was open. Very nice room with patio in quiet and peaceful surroundings. "

"A lovely property. Much larger than it first seems. Ideally positioned for beach, market and shops and an easy cycle to La Flotte and St Martin. "

"We had a wonderful stay at the apartment on Île de Ré, which exceeded our expectations in terms of space and amenities. The apartment was well-equipped with everything we needed, making our stay comfortable and convenient. We would definitely return in the future. The only small drawback was the mattress on the double bed, which was a bit firm for our taste as Brits who are used to softer beds. However, this minor detail wouldn't deter us from staying here again. The host was very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed."

"his was first sent to the owner The positives first. Villa Bel Air was the right size and had the right facilities, well situated, for our three-generational holiday on Ile d Ré. The options of inside and outside eating were perfect and we were mostly very lucky with the weather, which enabled us to enjoy the pool. The eclectic furniture and décor are unique! Plenty of bathrooms and WCs My wife and I were proprietors for many years, of a large, 19th century chambres d’hôte house and I just wanted to let you know our thoughts:- As I said on departure to Roman, the agent for changeover, the overall impression though, is of a house that is tired in many respects and in need of love. The kitchen, though large enough, is a bit of a mishmash and the original part distinctly off-putting. The stone sink, though an interesting piece of history, looked a health hazard, so it and the adjacent work surface were not used. The whole house was OK but far from super clean on arrival and it is probably hard to make it so. The house has clearly seen many extensions/changes over the years, with attendant plumbing idiosyncrasies, but for the first five days of our holiday, before a plumber changed some pipework and the vacuum truck paid a second visit, we had blowback of foul-smelling water in two parts of the kitchen when the showers were used. Very nasty. I wanted to send you photos but it doesn’t seem possible through this portal. It was eventually fixed but the interventions m"