Residence Le 360

We got lucky and ended up with a huge terrace overlooking the sea, even though we'd booked a cheaper room. The room itself was perfectly fine too, with a lovely soft bed, air conditioning that worked really well, and a big bathroom with a bath and shower. I also liked having a few steps. What more could you want? 😁

The small cup of fresh mint tea was lovely, and the waiter was welcoming, even bringing us little glasses of water while we waited. The crepes and waffles were homemade, but we found them rather bland, and the desserts overall left us underwhelmed.

Lunch on the shaded terrace was lovely. Our waiter was friendly and articulate, took the order quickly, and the food came out promptly. It was quite good overall, and we had a pleasant time. Thanks!

Residence Le 360 has a breathtaking outlook. Our four-person room had a terrace and loggia, and lots of sunlight. From the south-facing terrace, the landscape was open and unobstructed. The staff were very pleasant, helpful, and attentive without making things feel formal. A place worth seeking out. The building's story: Two matching villas were built on the seafront for Antoine's sons, Louis and Auguste. Each has three levels and a group of recessed cubic sections, flat roofs, and cornices. A passage between them leads to the back garden. Both villas have been altered over time, including additions to the original terrace, changes to the windows, and interior modifications. They date from the last quarter of the 19th century.