Hotel location was excellent

I booked a superior seaview room with a bath and a shower as that was what was advertised on line by booking.com and a bath and a shower was specified in the confirmation received from them.. However when I arrived at the hotel and went to the room there was no bath. I queried this with the hotel receptionist and she stated that each room only came with a bath or a shower but not both. Booking.dot.com have a habit of getting details like this wrong and this is the second time we have not got what was requested and confirmed from booking.com.

Location, it was lovely being on the beach. Parking at the hotel was easy, and even when the market was on, we managed to park nearby. The hotel has a good restaurant. I'm not sure if the beach bar belonged to hotel, also very good, although could do with more seating.

No bar area to go to after dinner, we had to sit in reception, not allowed back in restaurant although not full. Also the bed was very small and there was a very awkward door into the room. Chairs in beach bar chained up in the evening when many people needed to sit???

Wonderful setting, we have visited previously and enjoyed,

The hotel could do with some investment, especially externally. Unfortunately during our visit we had 4 bulldozers operating from about 5am - 2pm, effectively outside our room pushing the top metre of the beach back into the sea! We would have thought that there would have been some considerable notice of these works and it would have been appropriate to advise guests in advance. Regrettably did rather detract from our stay.

Staff brilliant, location excellent though I went in October and when the winds were blowng hard for 3 of the 5 days. Saint Marc had a couple of bars open, one had a very decent restaurant. The hotel had a lovely restaurant connected though it isnt part of the hotel commercially but physically connected. The breakfast I tried once but it is orientated for non UK tastes Bacon and scrambled egg not so good for me. Machine coffee was very good. It has great many choices though.

As above the breakfast for my tastes but most will love it.

Comfortable bed. Good breakfast. Friendly staff. The room overlooked the Monsieur Hulot Beach, with a spectacular view of the local coast. Unfortunately, the weather was stormy during part of my visit, which meant that I couldn't spend any time sitting on the good-sized balcony outside the double doors to the room. Located in a pleasant little village which has lots of references to Monsieur Hulot and his famous Holiday there in the 1950s. Reachable by bus from St Nazaire railway station (bus service U3 at the time of writing, final destination Chemin de la Source, but alight a few stops before it at the "Jacques Tati" stop which is about five minutes' walk to the hotel).

The room was smaller than I expected. I did wonder whether there might have been any scope for the hotel to extend the room a bit, using up some of the spacious balcony, but I doubt that the hotel could justify the cost and effort involved for what would provide only a modestly-sized improvement to the bedroom space.

Fabulous, spacious room with huge private terrace and wonderful view of the unspoilt beach. Comfortable, quiet and well equipped. We ate dinner in the restaurant - exceptional food. We came for the Monsieur Hulot connections but it was a lovely town in its own right. Would definitely stay here again. Local bars and restaurants were welcoming and good quality.

As Tati fans, this was a special treat. Inside, the hotel has little or nothing that is reminiscent of Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday, but the beach and the whole atmosphere of the town are pretty much un-sullied, despite the modern architecture.

Our sea-facing room had all we needed, but was small. Even with the windows open all night, the duvet provided was insufferably hot for late July. This is a common problem we encounter in hotels - I don’t understand why there isn’t a summer option.

The hotel is right on the beach. We booked a room with a sea view and it was fabulous to go to sleep listening to the sound of the waves in a really comfortable bed. There was a very good choice of things for breakfast and the coffee was really good. As well as the breakfast room, there was a restaurant/bar on the beach and the main restaurant overlooked the sea. The staff were all very friendly and patient while I tried using my schoolgirl French and very helpful when I couldn't manage! M. Hulot Plage is a sort of village within the village of Saint Marc sur Mer and is a charming little place. There are 4 or 5 restaurants and a quirky bar in very easy walking distance from the hotel. We stayed 4 nights, but could easily have stayed for longer. Absolutely loved it.

The whole hotel is in need of a refurb as it all looks very tired. The bedroom was quite small, but adequate. However the cleaning of the room could have been better. The big things were fine, e.g. bed linen changed every day, floor, shower and vanity unit, etc. all spotless, but the corners were a bit 'mucky'. It sort of speaks of either the management don't allow the maids enough time per room to clean properly, or there aren't enough maids and the ones they have have to rush to get everything done.

Clean and the interior is beautifully decorated. Our terrace overlooking the sea was lovely.

Paper cups for the tea and coffee making in our room. The milk was limited to one cup and was tiny. Had to ask for it to be replenished. Which they did without a problem.

Small room but a great sea view directly on the beach. Friendly stuff especially Monsieur Antoine who was very helpful with information regarding beautiful costal walks and every thing connected with the hotel and Saint-Marc sur mer.