Biarritz-Bayonne

A boutique hotel in the heart of the stylish seaside town of Biarritz, with continental breakfast included. — Jetsetter

Eight-room bijou in the midst of a vast park in the center of town...the spacious rooms contain antique armoires, oversize beds with Porthault sheets, tufted armchairs, and large stone bathrooms. — Condé Nast Traveler

This magnificent Art Deco hotel is set on a headland, with sea views to one side and a golf course to the other, away from the bustle of the town centre but still within walking distance. — The Telegraph

This upper-middle-range hotel from the Radisson Blu chain is situated a five-minute walk from Côte des Basques Beach and close to plenty of restaurants, shops, and Rocher de la Vierge. — Oyster

La Reserve, an upscale cliffside property overlooking the ocean, is about a 10-minute drive to the lively Basque town of St-Jean-de-Luz. — Oyster

From nearly every vantage point the calming Atlantic and poetry-inspiring Roche Percée, ‘pierced rock’, take centre stage. — The Telegraph

This seaside hotel in a listed building exemplifies the Art Déco architectural style of the Thirties. — The Telegraph

The poet Alan Seeger believed that this was the most beautiful place in Biarritz. — The Telegraph

Belle Epoque style abounds all over the Biarritz area, so the upper-middle-range Villa Koegui stands out as a contemporary alternative. — Oyster

True to its name, this four-star seaside hotel is a tonic for guests with its proximity to the ocean and outstanding restaurant. — The Telegraph

This beachfront hotel enjoys a privileged view of the beautiful surrounding landscape, and has a restaurant serving Basque specialities to complement the traditional décor of public areas. — The Telegraph

The Grand Hotel Thalasso & Spa is a five-pearl, beachfront leisure hotel pairing historic Art Deco details with chic, modern style. — Oyster

This old building was once a convent, but when they ran out of nuns someone turned it into a hotel – the poshest in town. — Lonely Planet

Hotel de l’Ocean is a well-located hotel with a modern France-meets-New-England style. — Oyster

This heritage hotel has a touch of old-fashioned grandeur about it – from the tick-tocking clocks in the lobby to its antique furniture and floral rugs. — Lonely Planet

Situated in a pleasant garden with sprawling lawns and views of the Pyrenees, this upper-middle-range hotel on the edge of Saint-Jean-de-Luz offers a resort-y atmosphere at affordable rates. — Oyster

The upscale Hotel Parc Victoria is nestled on spacious grounds covered with lovely green gardens all walking distance to the beach. — Oyster