Top Hotels Near Ernest Cognacq Museum in Saint-Martin-de-Re from AU$193

"Le Hotel Du Port was perfect for our 4 night stay. It is so convenient for the bikes and restaurants. The hotel is simple and very clean and all the staff excellent. Merci 😄"

"Great location and charming house. Our room was nice and spacious and the bathroom was lovely too. Le Lanternon has potential but misses the mark on a number of fronts, principally service related. It all starts with a bizarre check in rule of 5pm. There is no one available to even leave your bags with if you arrive early. We were offered breakfast the first morning and told to look at the picture of the offerings online for the ‘lux’ breakfast. The pic shows a beautiful spread with an overflowing bowl of colourful fresh market fruit, which we were told was bought the morning of. Reality was a half full bowl of banana, a few tiny pieces of kiwi and mushy melon. You had to scrape the condiments from almost empty jars and the coffee was mediocre at best. €25pp is not good value so go out and find yourself a nice cafè instead. For the price of the room you get virtually no service. No room service during your stay or amenities in your room. You’re not even allowed to help yourself to a hot drink in the morning (unless you’ve paid for the overpriced breakfast). There are many other places to stay on the island where you’d get much more value for your money. "

"We had a lovely 5 day stay in quaint Il de Re. The room was lovely. The pool perfect temperature and the staff couldn’t be nicer. Very accessible to restaurants and shops and the spa is a nice reprieve after biking all day. Highly recommend this little oasis."

"Easy pickup of keys and instructions . Property in great location and clean ( except for a few clothes tags left in wardrobe drawer ) patio area could be weeded and would make a better impression on arrival. Downstairs is basic and needing updating but a nice modern upstairs bedroom. The agency answered questions quite promptly by email but when asked how you get access to the pool area which had a gate with a lock on it we were told we would need to see some ‘ manager’ …..and they don’t know about the pool. The house is advertised with a communal pool so there should be instructions on access. Ends up you put your hand through to the other side of lock and open it from the inside !! And where we were supposed to find a manager I wouldn’t have a clue as never a soul for 5 days in the entire complex. Be aware no Wi fi either. "

"Very charming village and a unique feeling "

"A really beautiful hotel with plenty of spaces to relax. Very cosy and the room was beautifully decorated. The staff were really welcoming, friendly and spoke fluent English. The breakfast was delicious and the atmosphere of the whole place was relaxed. We paid for the parking, which was well worth it. It’s in a private, gated area and you can keep your push bikes there too. Highly recommend. "

"Petite Retaise had everything and more that we could have asked for. Super comfortable bed and sofa, which, when you have a bad back is such a relief! Spotlessly clean. The pool was fabulous and used every day. The owner’s communication was brilliant and everything was much appreciated. Highly recommended. "

"It was very clean. A broken blind outside rattled in wind at night keeping us awake"

"his was first sent to the owner The positives first. Villa Bel Air was the right size and had the right facilities, well situated, for our three-generational holiday on Ile d Ré. The options of inside and outside eating were perfect and we were mostly very lucky with the weather, which enabled us to enjoy the pool. The eclectic furniture and décor are unique! Plenty of bathrooms and WCs My wife and I were proprietors for many years, of a large, 19th century chambres d’hôte house and I just wanted to let you know our thoughts:- As I said on departure to Roman, the agent for changeover, the overall impression though, is of a house that is tired in many respects and in need of love. The kitchen, though large enough, is a bit of a mishmash and the original part distinctly off-putting. The stone sink, though an interesting piece of history, looked a health hazard, so it and the adjacent work surface were not used. The whole house was OK but far from super clean on arrival and it is probably hard to make it so. The house has clearly seen many extensions/changes over the years, with attendant plumbing idiosyncrasies, but for the first five days of our holiday, before a plumber changed some pipework and the vacuum truck paid a second visit, we had blowback of foul-smelling water in two parts of the kitchen when the showers were used. Very nasty. I wanted to send you photos but it doesn’t seem possible through this portal. It was eventually fixed but the interventions m"