Best Western Hotel Thalasstonic

What People are saying

Gradually transforming to a Premiere Classe

alisch2015on 19/07/2017 21:51

We have visited this hotel over the past few years and have seen the transformation from Best Western to Premiere Classe. If you read older reviews they will be out of date, as the facilities have changed. We like - the small town and beach, the comfortable bed. Not so keen on - baths replaced by showers, road noisy through night with loud people , delivery vehicles etc, breakfast not always supervised so things run out. There used to be free access to the spa, but now you have to pay. The photo of restaurant in garden is no longer up to date - just a breakfast bar, no restaurant any more, although the sister hotel across the road has a restaurant. Small parking area with tiny spaces. The car park across the road that used to be available is now only for the hotel across the road. Check in across the road. We were comfortable in the room, but didn't sleep well because of the noise.

Thalasso not international

Susanne_Niedersachseon 02/07/2017 21:34

No english language at all. There were no explanations for the sessions possible. It was not clear which sport sessions could be attended. For some activities in the pool extra charges were applied. The toilet at the pool was dirty, the yacuzzis not warm enough.
The employees were very friendly.

Avoid this dreadful building site of an hotel!

Diane0510on 17/06/2017 16:23

Front doors closed and sealed with what looked like crime scene tape. No reception so had to go to hotel opposite. Embarrassed to check in as the building was such a dump, but we had already paid! The stairway was filthy (photos available) and the lift bouncy and scary to say the least, so we only used it once. Reception area was closed and presumably being refurbed, with plaster hanging off the wall and holes in the ceiling. No signs to indicate this or apologies for the inconvenience or mess! Booked with Hotels.com and it was described as 3 star with air con. The sign outside said 2star and the room was very hot as it was 32 degrees outside. No hint of there ever having been air con. The one redeeming feature was that we had a tiny balcony and could open the double doors to cool the room. Fortunately we had not paid for breakfast as we could not have brought ourselves to eat in this scruffy building with doubtful hygiene standards. We are very seasoned travellers all over the world and have stayed in other Premiere Classe hotels for overnight stays on our journeys through France. We were seduced by the photos on Hotels.com because the building was clearly not built as a Premiere Classe and looked very inviting. We could not have been more wrong. I guess Hotels.com is fed up with complaints as I note it says the hotel has no availability any more. At least that should stop others from having such an awful experience.

A hidden gem

Felicity Son 17/10/2016 16:41

Excellent location, beautiful scenery and coastal walks and first class on-site facilities across the complex. Magnificent views across to the Crozon Peninsula from the restaurant. We plan to visit again and stay for a few more days

Good value, friendly welcome, comfortable and modestly priced

K Bon 16/04/2016 21:11

Made a big mistake by arriving without swimsuits, as the modestly-priced (£54 without breakfast) double room came with free spa access, which we couldn't benefit from. Modest, but clean and comfortable room with all the facilities you expect. Great value, even though not in the best location as although it is very near the sea, you can't actually see it there is a row of high buildings on the other side of the narrow street that hides it completely. The restaurant gets good reviews but we didn't eat there, so can't comment first hand, other than to say that a meal for two is going to cost 50 Euro plus, if you have any wine. Breakfast was extra at 14 Euro each, which seemed expensive so we didn't bother. Good value stopover if you avoid the extras.