The "Mazarin" Hotel was a very pleasant surprise. We expected difficulties due to its location on a narrow mediaeval street, but getting there was easy and parking, while tight, was also acceptable. With the car safely put away, we explored what the hotel had to offer. There is no elevator - instead very many stately stairs. If you have luggage, a lot of luggage, that might be a problem. Well, it wasn't. Before we knew it, the receptionists joined forces and brought everything up. After this...
The "Mazarin" Hotel was a very pleasant surprise. We expected difficulties due to its location on a narrow mediaeval street, but getting there was easy and parking, while tight, was also acceptable. With the car safely put away, we explored what the hotel had to offer. There is no elevator - instead very many stately stairs. If you have luggage, a lot of luggage, that might be a problem. Well, it wasn't. Before we knew it, the receptionists joined forces and brought everything up. After this...
The location was fabulous, especially once we figured out how to access the property on foot via the road along the canal. The garden seating area was very nice and a great place to have a drink and appetizer. The location is also very close to countless restaurants within the walled town.
The location was fabulous, especially once we figured out how to access the property on foot via the road along the canal. The garden seating area was very nice and a great place to have a drink and appetizer. The location is also very close to countless restaurants within the walled town.
Erik
Reviewed October 22, 2026Reviewed October 22, 2026
This is not a hotel. It is more of what we in the US call a condo. There is no daily cleaning or replacing of toiletries.
The staff was friendly and as helpful as possible, as they spoke very limited english and I spoke no french.
The ResidenHotel is a convienient 5 min. walk to the center of town and the beach. The town has very few english speaking residents. I think we found 3 people in town (not including those in the tourism office, who were invaluable) that spoke english. This is a...
This is not a hotel. It is more of what we in the US call a condo. There is no daily cleaning or replacing of toiletries.
The staff was friendly and as helpful as possible, as they spoke very limited english and I spoke no french.
The ResidenHotel is a convienient 5 min. walk to the center of town and the beach. The town has very few english speaking residents. I think we found 3 people in town (not including those in the tourism office, who were invaluable) that spoke english. This is a...