Awesome Place!

Overall experience: Great!

Our family of 5 stayed here in August 2005 for two weeks. I can say that we've had a blast in this nice hotel. We rented a two bedroom appartment (sleeps 6) that was newly renovated with state-of-the-art finishings. The appartment is right above the restaurant (with balcony on the picture)and with an awesome view. Bathroom and kitchen are ultra modern; infra-red sensor light in the toillet is a bit annoying though. Owners are two gorgeous blondes in their early 30s with yugoslav/czechoslovakian origin which explains their beauty. They're very friendly and welcoming, always there to help around kids and very easy going. Restaurant is on the pricy side but worth every penny. Nice bakery around the corner with always fresh pasteries. Beach is just accross the street (10m) and is combination of sand and pebble. 10min walking to your left is a little village - Isombres with restaurants, stores and beach surrounded with pine tries. 10 min to the right is Ste-Maxime with plenty of nice restaurants and very crowded sandy beach. I don't reccomend driving to St.Tropez - better option is a little boat that goes every 1/2h and cost about 4E - little marina 4 min walk to your left. If you decide to drive, count on between 90-120min drive for those 45km, regardless of the time of the day. St.T is a must see. Not only because you'll be miggling with celebrities but also because its phenomenal charm. Although, much better scenary is driving towards Menton; St. Raphaelle is 1/2h drive and there is 500,000,000,000 beautiful secluded beaches on the way to Cannes and breath-taking views. Cannes, Monte Carlo and Nice are a must see.. Les Antibes if you're young, hip - party animal (after hours, party moves to the beach and lasts until sunrise). We were passing through at 3:30AM and the beach was crowded with teenagers and young adults; drinking, laughing, singing, fighting, making love, swimming dressed up and doing all sorts of crazy things. It was better than the movie theatre. Michael Saban, Toronto, Canada