The electricity worked and you could flush the toilet.

To start with, there is a certain level of "exaggeration" about the product that is offered. It is not in Saint Pierre as is claimed, but many kilometers away up a winding road in a location that is difficult to find without gps. If you are lucky, you will be able to spot some small signs that indicate where it is. Don't even try it at night. Secondly, the double room with a "sea view" had a better view of the building and trees that were situated ten meters away and between the room and the sea. You could see the sea if you looked off to the side or if the wind blew the trees out of the way. There were decent views if you went outside near the pool, but that wasn't what was advertised. After spending several hours trying to find the place and taking multiple wrong roads, I arrived at the property just as the sun set. I asked the receptionist if the restaurant was open. "No, it's a holiday.". "Is there another restaurant near here?" "No. you have to go to Saint Pierre." And I was not going to drive down there at night and hope I could find my way back. "Is there another hotel nearby that has a restaurant ?" No. "Is there anyone who delivers food?" No. "Can you sell me a beer from the restaurant?" "No. They are closed.......There is a "resto" in the village but I don't know if they are open. " "Can you call them for me?" "No. I don't know the number." If I had been dying, she would not have cared. The room was not very bright and was generally uninspiring, and the mattress seemed to have some kind of memory foam that didn't quite work--it would have been more comfortable without it. And the metal plug in the sink could not be opened unless you reached down under the sink and jiggled the mechanism that is supposed to be attached. So no, it wasn't worth the price of the room.