Family Hotels & Resorts in Ploeren from AU$90

"Fourth visit to this hotel so must be good. Just across the road from the old medieval town centre. 10 minute walk to marina waterfront. Very clean and friendly staff. Good breakfast. Parking for a fee €15. Lots of bars and restaurants nearby"

"Mon séjour s'est très bien passé à l'accueil ils ont été très agréab et la personne au petit-déjeuner est très attentionné "

"A beautifully presented hotel. The room was immaculate, as was everywhere else in the hotel. Oodles of hot water in the well-appointed bathroom. Comfortable bed with good pillows. The staff cannot be faulted and I'd like to pay a particular compliment to Arthur, on reception when we checked in, for his service which went above and beyond. "

"Staff very friendly and efficient. Great restaurant "

"We reserved a superior room with views of the salt marsh and it was of excellent quality. On entering the hotel there is a fantastic aroma and it’s obvious the hotel has undergone some refurbishments fairly recently. The reception staff were helpful and very efficient, we ate in the hotel restaurant on the first night and the quality of our meal was also of a high standard. The Spa is currently being refurbished and should reopen later in 2025. Car parking is easy and pretty plentiful, the location of the hotel is just a short level walk to the beach and a few minutes further to shops and a selection of restaurants. Very happy with our stay and would definitely return."

"The staff was very nice, Excellent service. The spa is great. The breakfast was very good. The bar was very pleasant. The room was extremely clean and well designed."

"The hotel turned out to be in an industrial zone on the edge of town. The garden I was expecting from the photos was a belt of trees between us and a major highway. However, the rooms were quiet. Also, we could see the traffic jam so we could time our departures for better traffic. The hotel management and workers were very friendly and helpful."

"Centrally located to go downtown and to the port"