As others have mentioned, the best part is the view - our balcony overlooked the Iles Sanguinaires and had lovely sunsets. Parking is ample and the place is easy to find (although the sign is not large, it's on a main 2-way street). It is out of town a ways, but there is a bus stop literally right out front. We stayed in the off-season and the pool and hot tub were not open (the pool was full of algae - I assume it's cleaned in the summer?). For an apart-hotel, the kitchenette and eating area were small (but with enough space for 4 to eat on the balcony). There is no oven, just a stovetop (hob) and microwave. There is a dishwasher, but nothing (not even a cloth to wash dishes with) is provided except hand soap in the bathroom. There is a very useful tourist information program on a computer in the lobby. There are restaurants close by, but not much for shops (not even a boulangerie).

Good views across road to sea. Free parking was about 6 spaces at front probably used by staff on on other side of road in a lay by or you pay onsite

I was torn whether to give a 3 or a 4 for this hotel. The service is great, including a very good looking female staff (hey, it matters) and an older gentlemen in full 3 piece suit who cracks solid English Jokes. The breakfast was great - and the location can't be beat, right in the old port. But the air conditioning in the room is no good - the first floor rooms can be very loud due to the aforementioned proximity to the port - and the gym is virtually non existent. Solid wifi in the rooms though. I could have easily gone with a 4 as we enjoyed the stay - but wish a 3.5 is available as that is truly the perfect rating.

Could do with new doors as very hard to shut in the room, and they let a draft through which creates a very annoying noise in the room.

Nice view..