Aquitaine Hotels

The staff were very friendly and 100% helpful. Couldn't hear other guests. Breakfast was useful on first day

Pleasant walk from hotel into city along river bank. Supermarket Carrefour in block behind. Great help from Reception staff when we were pick-pocketed in city centre and had to rearrange journey back after all out return tickets were stolen

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Le Boutique Hotel. The hotel itself is ideally located, walking distance to most everything in town. It's very quaint and charming with each room having its own distinct layout and personality. But what really sets this hotel apart is the level of service offered! The staff was just amazing. One fellow in particular, Tcharlar, went out of his way to make sure that all of our requests and questions were answered. Where to eat, what to do, what not to do, etc... He arranged a driver for us for two different excursions, something I highly recommend doing in the interest of time and "holiday ease". Also, the breakfast service in the morning was very good...great variety, fresh items, nice coffee.

excellent hotel convenient for beach town and airport Helpful staff nice gardens and pool Excellent breakfast and dining room

Very comfortable and clean - slightly disappointed water and tea making facilities were not included but otherwise perfect for our needs

We flew to Biarritz on the Tuesday flight from Birmingham and arrived at the airport about 1:00 pm. .A 13 Euro taxi quickly took us to the hotel and after a rapid check-in we had time to start our exploration of the area. Biarritz is a very long sandy beach surrounded by hills. The hotel is on one such hill and there is a long winding road down to the beaches. The beach directly below the hotel was covered by the high tide that existed at that moment but at other times we saw that it is a broad swath of sand, popular with many surfers. Other beaches became in sight as we headed down to the centre, following the coastal road. We had a quick beer in the first fishing port that we saw but were unimpressed by that generally and resolved not to return. There are many rocky islands scattered along this section and one has a boarded bridge to it, a tunnel through the rock and a view along the coast. Our walk continued down to the main beach and to the Hotel du Palais. All of this was done in bright sunshine at about 30C. Slowly we returned up the hill via the Rue Gabionette to the hotel. The swimming pool on the roof of the hotel was like a warm bath, not very refreshing. The large beer was better. Next day was even hotter and we spent time on a small beach which had limited shade but very safe bathing. Our last full day was cloudy and significantly cooler. We tried to go to St Jean du Luz, via train. Not a success! ...No more room to tell more....

Spacious lobby and greetings of front desk impressed us at the beginning, followed by informative recommendations for our dinner in town with detailed map. Although swimming pool (which was one of the important reasons to choose this hotel) was closed for repair, I got good impression to such friendly and helpful staffs and clean and spacious room.

One night stay, all fine, door is open 24hrs so no trouble getting in late at night, the staff were friendly, breakfast was good. Clean comfortable rooms