Pierre & Vacances Résidence Bleu Marine

Enjoyed our stay after a few viewings of apartments. Great location to beach and town. Ample parking and the pool was very nice.

Very convenient to beach, shops, supermarket, bakery and restaurants. Few minutes to beautiful forest with walking, running and cycling trails.

This hotel is ideally located on the beach and only steps from the surf. Only a short walk into the town. It's an ideal place for a short break. Would recommend.

We stayed at Bleu Marine for a week in a one bed apartment. The rooms are adequate if not a little tired looking, no curtain for instance and sofa fabric was a little tired. The kitchen had a hob, fridge and microwave, utensils could do with renewal.Bathroom was clean although no extractor fan working /window so it smelt a little damp. No extras such as fan/hairdrier although there was a tv. Pool was cleaned daily and while the corridors/stairway and lift area was clean again it all looked a little tired and in need of a good coat of paint. The general feeling I got from the place was that it needed a little money spent on it. The smart modern main reception provided a stark contrast to the rest of the building Unfortunately during our stay 'locals' jumped in the pool in the early morning and generally woke everyone up. There didn't seem to be anyone dealing with this kind of situation. Wifi was I think 12 euros for the week for a family. Definitely worth paying for a seaview. Would I return, maybe, but felt given the amount of money (we paid around 980 for a one bedroom for one week) I expected a better standard.

A great location. The room is a bit spartan but the kitchen is nicely equipped.You have to pay for towels and the office was closed when I discovered that there were no towels. The hotel is practically right on the sand and only a few blocks from town. Perfect for a couple or small family.

My wife and I chose Lacanau ocean for its location next to the Beach and relative proximity to Bordeaux. The beach is immediately next door, over a sand dune, it goes on for miles and miles, is wild and wind swept and great for surfing. We visited during the second week in June, the town was very quiet and the beaches vertually empty....perfect! The accomodation is basic, but clean and simple, dont come here if you're after luxury! However from what I could see that seems to be the general way here. Its about a simple way of life, good food and has a closeness with nature (plenty of naturists) Lacanau ocean is surrounded by pine forests, and there's loads of outdoor activities to do from surfing, cycling (plenty of cycle hire) boating, walking etc. A car is a must, local public transport seems rare, but we found it a good location to explore the atlantic coastal towns and venturing into Bordeaux city and the surrounding wine regions. I would go back again as a great place to de-stress. Negatives?.... food is quite expensive in the restaurants,