My wife and I stayed at this hotel between 17 and 19 September and were very dissapointed with the level of service provided by the Hotel's front of house staff. Also the hotel is somewhat remote. We were informed on arrival that we could not dine in the restaurant that evening as it was fully booked - The Receptionist told... More

Location fantastic - pity that I didn't get the room that I had booked over the internet, rooms basic comfort, my opinion is that this is a short stay hotel not suitable for families. My advice: ideal for a stopover and to book direct with the hotel and insist on a room with a balcony (a room on at least... More

I am a returning cutomer of Sol e Mar. Some years ago the old owner sold the hotel to Mona Lisa Chain. They did some renovations, indeed, but as of today, the general state of the structure has deteriorated a lot. As many other customers (also at venere.com) said, the personnel is unfriendly or better totally uninterested. Just to confirm... More

We were on a road trip through the south of France in the summer of 2006, stopping off at hotels whenever they took our fancy. We liked the look of the Sol e Mar because it's right on the sea - most hotels in the area are on the other side of the main beach road. The room rate was... More

My wife and I were booked to stay for a number of nights in June 2006 but on inspection of room and facilities decided it was not up to the standard we had come to expect. The photo ads must have been taken years before and failed to mention abandoned properties adjoining hotel. Public transport is inefficient and there are... More

We stayed here in May 2004, it was under renovation, which our travel agent failed to tell us. It is on the sea, but does not have a beach. It has a pool on a huge concrete slab that overlooks the sea. No sand, I thought the pictures were misleading. I speak French, poorly, but I get by. If you... More