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Beach-based vacations are even better when you have the right accommodation, so choose Hotels.com to find the right Les Sables d'Olonne hotels to suit your specific tastes. A clever ratings system allows previous visitors to evaluate all of Hotels.com's Les Sables d'Olonne accommodation, meaning that you're always able to book with complete confidence. You can also browse by star rating and budget when choosing hotels in Les Sables d'Olonne; photographs are included in all Hotels.com's hotel descriptions to enable you to choose with all the information you might need. Because Hotels.com has teamed up with some of the most inviting and attractive hotels in town, you can always rely on finding hotels that perfectly suit your family or group in Les Sables d'Olonne.
What's Les Sables d'Olonne like?
Les Sables d'Olonne means "the sands of Olonne" and the 4 miles of beach is a huge attraction for visitors from all parts of the globe. The town is situated on the spectacular Cote de Lumiere or "coast of light", a magnificent stretch of coastline on the Atlantic Ocean in the Vendee department of France. Take a walk on the promenade, cycle along the coastal route, or explore the town's three separate port areas including the Quai George Cinq. History enthusiasts can explore a range of landmarks such as the Church of Notre Dame or the Priory of Saint-Nicholas, a former church that now hosts exhibitions and events. Be sure to see the square-shaped lighthouse tower that was once part of Chateau Saint Clair and dates from the 15th century, or stop for a coffee in Rue de l'Eglise. Kids will be delighted to discover that the town zoo is close to Les Sables d'Olonne hotels, while art lovers are certain to want to visit the Musee de l'Abbaye Sainte-Croix to view works by Victor Brauner and Gaston Chaissac.
How to get along with locals in Les Sables d'Olonne
Most people in Les Sables d'Olonne speak English, but do visit the town market which is held each morning to try out your French on locals. The town is friendly and welcoming, and residents are used to visitors from all over the world. There are no rules for getting along with locals, but choosing local restaurants, cafes, and bars will certainly ensure that you make friends. Take a look at the Hotels.com website for more useful hints to help make your vacation or business trip perfect and to browse a selection of the best Sables d'Olonne hotels. Aside for a host of photos and customer reviews, as well as a map location, we also offer an easy booking process and great service in 11 different languages. So book today!
Beach-based vacations are even better when you have the right accommodation, so choose Hotels.com to find the right Les Sables d'Olonne hotels to suit your specific tastes. A clever ratings system allows previous visitors to evaluate all of Hotels.com's Les Sables d'Olonne accommodation, meaning that you're always able to book with complete confidence. You can also browse by star rating and budget when choosing hotels in Les Sables d'Olonne; photographs are included in all Hotels.com's hotel descriptions to enable you to choose with all the information you might need. Because Hotels.com has teamed up with some of the most inviting and attractive hotels in town, you can always rely on finding hotels that perfectly suit your family or group in Les Sables d'Olonne.
What's Les Sables d'Olonne like?
Les Sables d'Olonne means "the sands of Olonne" and the 4 miles of beach is a huge attraction for visitors from all parts of the globe. The town is situated on the spectacular Cote de Lumiere or "coast of light", a magnificent stretch of coastline on the Atlantic Ocean in the Vendee department of France. Take a walk on the promenade, cycle along the coastal route, or explore the town's three separate port areas including the Quai George Cinq. History enthusiasts can explore a range of landmarks such as the Church of Notre Dame or the Priory of Saint-Nicholas, a former church that now hosts exhibitions and events. Be sure to see the square-shaped lighthouse tower that was once part of Chateau Saint Clair and dates from the 15th century, or stop for a coffee in Rue de l'Eglise. Kids will be delighted to discover that the town zoo is close to Les Sables d'Olonne hotels, while art lovers are certain to want to visit the Musee de l'Abbaye Sainte-Croix to view works by Victor Brauner and Gaston Chaissac.
How to get along with locals in Les Sables d'Olonne
Most people in Les Sables d'Olonne speak English, but do visit the town market which is held each morning to try out your French on locals. The town is friendly and welcoming, and residents are used to visitors from all over the world. There are no rules for getting along with locals, but choosing local restaurants, cafes, and bars will certainly ensure that you make friends. Take a look at the Hotels.com website for more useful hints to help make your vacation or business trip perfect and to browse a selection of the best Sables d'Olonne hotels. Aside for a host of photos and customer reviews, as well as a map location, we also offer an easy booking process and great service in 11 different languages. So book today!
