Espace Pyrenees Loisirs

Good
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  : Good location near to a lovely quaint town. Good for a night or 2 stay. Pool was lovely. Staff were very helpful.
  : Some areas needed upgrading. No food or bar facilities from what we experienced.

Wonderful
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Poor
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : Agradavel

Poor
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : the staff was friendly
  : very expensive for What it was

Very Poor
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : ReviewDo not come here : dirty and run down facilities.We just had the worse accommodation ever, in a chalet. It was absolutely filthy! We were unable to hang our clothes in the cupboard as there was so much dirt on the floor as well as thick spiderwebs in the corners. Hadnt been cleaned for months .The sitting area had hair all over the floor, the toilet and bathroom floors were black in all the corners with thick black dust, the basin in the shower is stained yellow, there is mould on the ceiling and spiders in every corner of the bathroom ceiling. There wasnt a single toilet roll in the loo , no bin bag, in short, not even the basics. We also discovered a small ant infestation in the kitchen. At 470 for 3 nights we did not expect such a low standard of facilities. Avoid at all possible costs . Also you are not walking distance from the pretty town of Argeles Gazost . You cant go for a walk from the hotel , there is a main road just outside .

Very Poor
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  : The Manager, Louie, (Owner ?) was very kind and welcoming and tried very hard to make up for our complaints (of which there were many) about the Site. He kindly
  : The site was appallingly unkempt (we have photos) and the facilities nothing like as described although the Cabins were reasonably clean and comfortable. On the morning of our departure, Louie (Owner ?) advised me that it was not possible to pay by Card and that we could only pay by Cash or French Bank Cheque. He charged 265.00. We paid him in cash, 5 No. Fifty Euro notes and 1 No 20. We invited him to keep the 5 Euro change then left. Its a pity, the location (geographically) is stunning, just not the site. If I were inclined to be unkind, it resembled a Scrap yard in places. Malcolm Robertson