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"The property is practically on the large sandy beach. The beach is supervised, and the shallow water and gently lapping tide make it ideal for swimming and for children. The appartment itself is comfortable and very well equipped (though you have to go through the main bedroom to reach the second double bedroom). There is also a private garden which is fully enclosed and secure.There are several good restaurants and snack bars along the beach, but despite their proximity, we did not find the appartment noisy. The only possible issue might be parking. There are a couple of spaces on the road outside the property and a large free car park about 5 minutes walk away. We stayed in June and had no problem parking, but perhaps it might be difficult in high season!We were welcomed by the friendly property manager.Overall, our family can fully recommend this property!"

"We were greeted very warmly and check in was very efficient. There is no lift but the very helpful man at reception offered to carry out bags. I had a room with a terrace that was perfect, the terrace is huge, bed very comfortable and the bathroom looked newly renovated. The breakfast was fine but a little bit overpriced for a modest continental breakfast, pastries fantastic though. My room did not have a fridge but my friend was in a newer room and it did have one. Location is great, 2 mins to the sea. Overall very relaxing stay, thank you. "

"A fabulous property and a superb restaurant. "

"The most perfectly positioned hotel in St Palais Sur Mer with great staff, lovely rooms and great amenities. The garden is an added bonus with very quick and easy access to the beach and bars & restaurants."

"We had a great stay at Villa Dune. Amazing house fully equipped with everything we needed. Beautiful well kept gardens and pool area. Heated pool was a bonus. Fantastic location, short walk to beach and town. Lots of nice shops and restaurants in town. St. Palais sur mer is a really well kept town. Lots of walking and cycle paths."