All Suites France, French Atlantic Coast hotels

"We stayed in one of the suites: the Saint-Germain. It was a good size and very comfortable. There was a living room, with a tiny (but functional) kitchen up a few steps, and a WC. The bedroom was off of the living room, with a good sized bathroom off of that. The bed was comfortable with nice linens. And the shower had good water pressure. We found our stay to be very comfortable and we used the kitchen to make breakfast every morning and to even cook the odd dinner. The only downside to the place was that there is no air conditioning. And, while the apartment was very quiet when the windows were closed, it was quite loud when they were open so cooling the apartment that way wasn’t ideal. The provided fan made the space comfortable (the daytime highs were about 25)"

"Great service. Large room. Excellent breakfast"

"Great place"

"Great place to stay but crap location. No where even to eat dinner unless you eat in the hotel restaurant which was very expensive and not that great of a menu"

"Right next to the beach was awesome!"

"Un excellent hôtel, neuf avec de grandes chambres très confortable et parfaitement équipées Un peu excentre par contre Restaurant japonais excellent mais service ultra lent, à la limite de l’insupportable "

"Brilliant hotel right in the middle of things. Stayed for one night, family of 4 in one room and there was plenty of room and beds were comfortable. Loved it. "

"Great location, and felt safe. A small walk through the station to the main tourist area for the chateau. Would stay again. "

"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. "