We had booked two nights but ended up staying only one, as we chose to book another hotel instead. We paid €180 per night.
The room was located on the second floor under the roof, with no windows offering a view. The beds were uncomfortable.
We had reserved a table for dinner, but were seated directly under the restaurant’s television, which was showing a World Cup match. Other guests were watching it closely, making it impossible to have a conversation during our meal. We ordered steaks cooked medium, but they arrived completely red. The fries were soft and clearly cooked at the wrong temperature.
The paid breakfast buffet consisted of a mini croissant and various cornflake products. The scrambled eggs had run out, and despite asking twice if they would be replenished, nothing happened until we were leaving after breakfast.
The only positive aspect was that the room had air conditioning, but this did not make up for the overall poor experience.
We saw what we wanted in the D-Day area and then continued on to the next part of our holiday.
It should be obvious that we do not recommend this hotel.