Logis Hotel Les Fuchsias

An absolutely delightful hotel the decor in the bedroom was really tasteful. The garden was amazing and the whole stay was just lovely . It was so nice to have breakfast in the garden all so well maintained. Will look to returning next year.

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A properly old-fashioned hotel which is full of character, charm and quirky features (it took me ages to work out how to open the window!).  The extensive garden is a delight to walk around and breakfast in the conservatory is very pleasant.  We had booked an economy double room, but were upgraded to a standard double, which was very welcome because it was still on the small side and without double-glazing was quite hot when we arrived.  The bed was very comfortable nonetheless.  The toilet/shower room was small and quite obviously squeezed into an old building, but these things were more than compensated for by the breakfast, which although pricey at €16.50 per person, was superb.  As well as the expected array of breads, pastries, cheeses and meats, there was an impressive range of fresh fruit, nuts, yogurt and at least five varieties of local honey to accompany the fromage frais and a delicious choice of local cakes.  The staff were all very friendly, helpful and spoke good English.

There is no restaurant on-site but there are plenty of seafood restaurants within an easy stroll along the quayside. There is no car parking at the hotel, but there are plenty of free spaces available in nearby streets and around the church, both of which are just a short walk away.

Relaxed, old fashioned elegance brought up to date. The breakfast room and the garden are particularly wonderful

Nothing not to like (although there’s no lift so you need to be okay with stairs or ask about access)

Hotel well known to us

Hotel decor very tired. Restaurant closed. Very steep staircase, could not carry one of our cases up narrow stairs. Not suitable elderly.. Desk manned 4-8 pm only. Keycode for entry but no phone number in case of failure.Parking on street difficult. Shame as we used to be very fond of this hotel.