Résidence Goélia Sun Village

Beautiful.

The village is small and lovely, near the sea, with a bakery, souvenir shop, convenience store, and somewhere to eat. You’ll need a car for grocery shopping. Vival is handy, but far too expensive, and we quickly saw everything in the village. That gave us a chance to visit nearby Sérignan, Béziers, Vias, and Valras. The welcome was good, and the cottage was well equipped, near the beach and shops, though those shops are very expensive. The apartment was only 30 m², and a rainy couple of days left us stuck inside in the heat. With no air conditioning, the heatwave made it unbearable. The place, meant for four or five, was far too small for two adults and two teenagers over 15. We were always in each other’s way, and the teenagers slept in a closet, poor things. Cooking and washing up were a nightmare. The mattresses were too soft and gave me terrible back pain. There was no privacy, including from the neighbors, and the pool was much too small. We weren’t given any supplies when we arrived. A useful tip: bring toilet paper if you’re arriving late, in case the shops are closed 😉.

The managers were very kind and attentive, and everything was close by, including a bakery and mini-market. The accommodation is small but functional, and having a parking spot assigned to each unit is fantastic. The pool is small but does the job. The stairs upstairs are steep, especially with the toilet upstairs and bathroom downstairs. A beautiful place for a holiday, and I highly recommend the residence.

The apartment was clean, and the residence was quiet, close to the sea and shops. The staff were welcoming, attentive, and friendly.