Arrive any day (except Sunday) and between 28/6/25 and 30/8/25 when Saturday changeovers only.
Check-in between 5pm-8pm. Checkout before 10am.
Included in the rent
- Electricity and water.
- Pool heating.
Other charges
Obligatory charges
- End of stay cleaning: 140€.
- Beds made up on arrival, towels (not beach towels) and tea towels: 27€ per person.
- Booking fee: 49€
- Holiday tax: (taxe de sejour) The amount may vary from one year to another. Please ask at the time of booking.
Obligatory charge (payable on arrival)
- Refundable security deposit: 500€ (credit card or cash) refunded within one month.
Optional prebookable extras, payable at time of booking
- Mid stay towel change 10€ per person.
- Mid stay bed linen change 18€ per person.
- Mid stay bed linen change with beds made up 27€.
- High chair, cot, playpen 6€ per item per night.
- Pets 15€ per night. Normally one pet per property however two may be considered. Please enquire.
- Requesting a specific villa 35€ (if available).
Other information
- For 2025 pool heating is included for all stays between 26/4/25 to 27/9/25. Please note that pool heaters are subject to weather conditions, no temperature can be guaranteed. As the heating of the pool is included in the price, no refund can be made in the event of bad weather or temperatures below 10° at night.
- Pool heating is available from 1/4/25 to 26/4/25 at 25€ per day and taken for the entire stay. This must be requested at least 7 days before arrival.
- Breakfast delivery service. Prices available on request.
- Table tennis (rackets available).
- Tennis court (payable locally): rackets and balls available.
- Bike hire available (payable locally).
- Morning bakery service in reception building (July & August only).
Nearest airports
Nantes 112km, La Rochelle 93km.
Ferry ports: St Malo: 295km, Caen 420km.
Shops
Restaurants and bars at 4km in Les Sables d’Olonne.
Doctor: 1.5km.
Supermarket and hospital: 2km.
Les Sables d’Olonne town centre, horse riding and night club: 5km
Golf: Closest at 6km. 5 golf courses nearby.
Places to visit nearby:
Les Sables d’Olonne (5km)
Les Sables d’Olonne is Vendee’s best known and largest resort. With its long promenade, choice of wide sandy beaches and excellent quayside restaurants, it is a popular destination for a family seaside holiday. It has a thriving fishing port and world class marina which is the start and finish point of the prestigious Vendee Globe sailing event, a single-handed race around the world.
Le Puy du Fou (93km)
With over 1.5 million visitors a year, Le Puy du Fou is the fourth most popular attraction in France. It is a fantastic attraction for all ages, and more than a theme park in the traditional sense. It offers a selection of wonderful historical shows ranging from Roman circus games to world-class falconry. The main show takes place in the evening on a huge outdoor stage behind the ruined castle. It tells the story of the 700 years of history in the area in the form of a memorable sound and light show.
St Gilles Croix de Vie (34km)
The attractive seaside resort and fishing harbour of St Gilles Croix de Vie straddles the River Vie. The resort has a beautiful promenade lined with shops, cafes and restaurants, with rocky coves and small beaches to the north of the river mouth and the main sandy beach to the south.
Noirmoutier (83km)
Noirmoutier is a delightful low-lying island just off the Vendee coast. Accessed by either an ancient tidal causeway or modern bridge this small isle has a real Mediterranean feel with its whitewashed houses with contrasting terracotta tiles and blue shutters surrounded by pine forests. The island makes its living mainly from the sea with oyster and mussel beds and small harbours with colourful fishing boats.
Ile D’Yeu (sailings from Fromentine 66km)
Ile D’Yeu is a small island lying six miles off the Vendee coast. It is a microcosm of the nearby mainland with a colourful fishing port, sandy beaches backed by dunes and pine forests, sheltered coves and low cliffs. The hour long ferry sails to Port-Joinville, a bustling harbour with and the main town on the island with a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants lining harbour side.
Marais Poitevin (77km)
Known as the ‘Venise Verte’ or ‘Green Venice’ the Marais Poitevin is a tranquil wetland made up of natural watercourses, man-made canals as well as meadows, dykes and fens. This remarkable area of marshland is full of wildlife and the dominant features of the landscape are the poplar trees, which shade the waterways, bending and rustling in the wind. The best way to discover this wildlife haven is by boat and these can be hired from several local centres, including the pretty village of Coulon.