Saint-Aygulf Vacation Packages

Overall we had a pleasant stay — the campsite is clean and the facilities are good for families. However, we were quite surprised by a strange and outdated rule at the swimming pool: men are only allowed to wear tight-fitting swimwear, such as briefs or tight boxers. Regular swim shorts (including sport brands like Adidas, etc.) are not allowed. This rule supposedly exists for "hygiene" reasons, but it is applied only to men, which feels arbitrary and even discriminatory. Women are free to wear whatever swimwear they like, including ones they've used elsewhere. It would have been helpful to clearly state this rule during the booking process, as many guests were unaware and had to buy new swimwear just to access the pool. I hope the management will reconsider this policy or at least ensure equal and fair standards for all guests in the future

Hotel was very nice overall. There is also parking place belonging to the hotel, which is very convenient.

Had to ask a few times for towels as kept leaving only enough for 1 person Great team on reception mana was absolutely lovely as our initial room was awful with no balcony just a terrace mana found us. New room and this was much better meaning could have door open without feeling vulnerable to other people entering the room Air conditioning advertised but not on until may

This is better described as a motel, rather then a hotel. It has a breakfast room but that's it as far as communal areas is concerned. The rooms are clean and well decorated but the corridor areas are shabby and in need of decoration. The corridors are open-plan style with no glass windows so open to the wind and rain. Staff are helpful and courteous and parking is a plus point. Overall a good option if you're on a budget but don't expect any frills.