Le Grand Large

5 star plus!!! Just as beautiful as our last stay at the hotel with extras. We checked in and were surprised with an amazing upgrade. We had an exceptional room with an added benefit of direct access in to the garden and then to the beach. Our dogs couldn’t have been happier to be back, they had lovely treats waiting for them in the room and we had many amazing walks on the beach. All the hotels staff were warm and welcoming to us and our pups :) can’t wait to return next year!

Greatly located on the almost salvage beach, facing the fascinating ocean. Nice architecture, nice and comfy rooms, very nice inside pool and sauna / steam bath area; private garden with direct access to the beach; did not try the restaurant..

We had an incredible stay and came away so happy. The service was absolutely amazing and the staff were so friendly and attentive. We had our 2 dogs with us and they were provided with their own handmade treats when we arrived and the staff remembered each of their names, which was a really nice touch. Beautiful setting with great facilities and right on the beach. We’ll definitely be going back.

The hotel, a recently renovated 60-year-old building, is currently striving for five-star status. However, the inherent limitations of the old structure, including small room sizes and an awkward layout, left us feeling cramped and uneasy during our stay. The room quality was more akin to a standard business hotel rather than a luxury establishment. Even the spa facilities, which are typically a hallmark of a five-star hotel, were disappointing. The jacuzzi, which had been reported broken a year ago in a Google review, was still not functioning, and the spa room lacked essential amenities such as water, snacks, and shower soap. It was also disappointing that the breakfast was at the standard of a business hotel. Furthermore, severe security lapses led to our car being damaged in the parking lot, with no assistance available. These issues clearly indicate that the hotel has significant improvements to make before it can genuinely be considered a five-star establishment. Despite these shortcomings, our three-night stay had some positive aspects. The hotel's prime location, the sincere hospitality of the staff, and an excellent dinner (despite the restaurant being closed for two out of three nights) were commendable. However, these advantages are overshadowed by the hotel's current deficiencies.

Such a beautiful setting |5 star dog friendly also local hand made dog treats. incredible staff making the experience amazing for us in every way. |Your direct on the beach so easy access and can walk dogs in the morning and evening and chill in the grounds in the day.

This is a five-star hotel where the food and facilities match the rating. We tried two of the set menus and both did not disappoint. The sommelier guided our choice of wines and both were superb. From the receptionist to each of the waiters nothing was too much trouble. A faultless stay.

Good hotel but not worth 5 stars. Service tries very hard … but not a 5 star staff. Rooms a bit small…

We arrived at the hotel and during the check-in process I asked if I could book a table in the restaurant that evening? I was then informed that the restaurant was closed in January 2019. I then showed the woman the various web pages showing food that was served in the restaurant and the chef's comments on the food. I was then informed that it was not the hotel's problem that various websites were showing the hotel had a restaurant including Booking.Com. I explained that due to my wife's disability that we booked the hotel based on the fact it could handle disabled guests and that there was a restaurant which meant we did not have to try and find local restaurants that were disabled friendly. ||She then said they could book a table for us at a restaurant they could recommend, I pointed out that it would have to cater for disabled people which she said it did. The restaurant turned out to be 25 minutes drive away and was not disabled friendly.||On our return to the hotel I said we wished to cancel our stay the following day. She said I should contact Booking.com which I did and explained the situation. They contacted the hotel and it was left for me to meet with the owner at 08:30 the following day. We asked if the bar was open? she said yes and asked what we wanted? My wife asked for a gin and tonic, only to be told there was no gin, she then had to settle for a vodka and tonic. I asked for a cider but was told there was none and had to settle for a local red beer.||We had booked a room with sea view and balcony, we got the sea view but the balcony was to small to use. The only balcony that you could sit on was overlooking a roof.||The toilet was extremely small, bath in middle of room, shower OK.||I turned up at 08:30 the following day and spoke to a new receptionist who was far more professional and understanding. She said the owner was not coming in until 09:00. We went for breakfast which was good. After breakfast she said she had spoken to the owner who agreed we could book out without any cancellation fee.||Something should be done to ensure hotels only show facilities that are available, how can people booking rely on information being displayed?