You are in for a wonderful stay - especially if you book early!! Request a room on a higher floor (above 3rd) for a better view, although all the even-numbered rooms have a pool view. The staff were very patient and friendly, especially Sebastian at reception who accommodated our back-and-forth room changes upon arrival - of course it helps if one at least attempts to speak (greet?) in French. Unless you intend to spend a lot of time indoors, bring your bathing suit: the pool is heated and a real treat at any time from around 08:00 to 21:00 every day.The room was exactly like in the description : a main bedroom-lounge area with two 90cm(?)-wide beds next to each other (with only curtains separating the lounge from the beds); a second sleeping area (slightly more sheltered from the light streaming in through the balcony's patio door) has a narrow (75-81cm?) bunk bed - both areas has wall-length built-in wardrobes and a small safe in the wardrobe in the main sleeping area. There is a relatively small (51cm?) flat-screen TV in the lounge area, a two-seater couch, a single seater couch, a table and 4 chairs, a medium-sized fridge, microwave oven, drip-type/percolator coffeemaker, crockery, cutlery, bed-linen, and towels for each guest. The bath in the bathroom has been replaced with a shower which makes for a pleasant experience. The toilet is right by/behind the entrance door and there is not one in the bathroom. If you are afraid that the morning light will wake you in time for the 07:00 to 10:00 breakfast, you will find that there are wonderfully thick curtains that one can close to keep the beautiful morning views from bothering late sleepers. The breakfasts are wonderful - we haven't booked our breakfasts beforehand, but that can be done upon arrival - or simply the day before you wish to enjoy the scrumptious mini croissants and pain-au-chocolats.. but be sure to be early, if you like the French waffles for breakfast! They are sure to run out before everyone has had their fill. (I'll be earlier, next time.;-)) Yes, you will get better coffee in an Italian or Spanish cafeteria and perhaps the €12 per adult-breakfast, €8 per child, is more than what one can get away with on a budget, but when travelling with small children, it's one of the luxuries that makes for an great start to your day. Definitely great price-value relationship considering the location, facilities, accommodation. Highly recommendable.