A beautiful holiday home for a family getaway, aging but clean and very well maintained. Quiet, well located for beautiful visits in the surrounding area, choice of activities. Great reception staff, special mention to the lifeguard team who perfectly manage the wave pool. Active but relaxing stay.

Small problem that happened to us, nothing serious, quickly resolved with the Pierre Vacances team. The children were able to enjoy the swimming pool, pleasant setting and friendly team. Until next time.
CH.

The place is very beautiful and the activities are good. The facilitators are very nice like Yanis with whom we had a very good week.

good stay.
The restaurants are expensive but the food is good.
There is a mini market on site, but really only for emergencies: it is better to take something to cook…
The swimming pool is pleasant, with beautiful waves every hour; on the other hand, be careful of your shoes when entering! My daughter had her sneakers stolen today! ! She has to leave, barefoot! No surveillance and no one helps us.
I am disappointed...

The positive points:
A very pretty little village where you can stay without needing to go out to eat or to occupy the children. Presence of mini-club, dedicated entertainment team, special thanks to Abde who got us moving. The aquatic complex is also good with a wave pool heated to 26/27c and slides.
The Pont Royal Golf course is splendid, it is not for nothing that it has been voted best golf course for the last 5 years.
The negative points:
The dilapidation of the rental places outside but also inside with broken floor tiles, damaged placo, faded paint and shutter half eaten away by time...the absence of air conditioning in the accommodation makes it almost impossible to stay there in the middle of summer.
The last negative point and not the least is parking. It's anarchy, people park anywhere and we had the bitter experience of finding our vehicle damaged with a hit-and-run by the driver.
In short, a nice place that does the job out of season and if you live there, ask for a parking space in the underground car park which is 80% empty…