Hotels Near Halle Pierre de Coubertin in Canet-en-Roussillon

This hotel is not easy to find when you are new to the area. But after some help from local French people we got there. Our room was just off Reception, one floor up. The room was very basic, but clean. Perfect for one night stay, not sure if it would have been fine for longer stays. It was facing the beach and sea and it had a tiny balcony with 2 chairs. The room had a private bathroom and separate toilet. We had reserved a parking spot which happened to be in a locked area in the street behind. It was safe and close by. The breakfast was a little odd for non-French speakers, but that was okay. Would we stay there again? For one night only, certainly

Had a 2 night stay (Friday/Saturday) with the hotel. Experience was great, the staff were helpful and friendly. We tried to check in early but room was not ready yet. They happily stored our bags until later. They also very happily printed boarding pass for us for our return trip. The hotel was clean, a little dated (not a huge fan of textured walls in hallways and room). The lobby was a great communal area, with a mini ping pong table, table football and a other bits for children to play with. Breakfast was free, it was a limited selection continental style breakfast, it tasted good and both the wife and I were happy with it. The room itself was clean. Felt like they could have done with a bigger table or another chair in it. No kettle in the room (but drinks available downstairs). It is about 10 minutes from the old town. So nice to not be right in the busy parts. The room was nice and pretty soundproof. The curtains were great for blocking out the sun too! Overall great budget stay for us - would definitely go back and stay again! We stayed as a couple, although we both agree it would be great to take the kids there too.

We really liked this hotel; it’s right on the ocean. We paid extra for a room with a balcony overlooking the sea, and it was worth it! The staff was very friendly and helpful – especially Camille at the front desk. The room was bright and a decent size. It was quite clean and had two comfy chairs as well as a mini-fridge and coffee/tea-making equipment. There was a goofy bathroom set up with the toilet in a separate room and only a half wall in the shower. Breakfast was overpriced, so we ate elsewhere – there are lots of options. There were several English-language TV channels. There were quite a few good restaurants within walking distance, including the one right next door to the hotel, O’Cosy Gourmand, which is run by some hotel employees. We’d definitely return here.

Stayed for four nights in early October. Always a pleasant welcome, and stored my bag without drama when I arrived before midday by train (directly opposite). Looking at previous reviews it appeared my room (214) was refurbished more than twelve months ago but was still pristine. Bathroom fittings were stylish, and indeed the whole hotel as many tasteful artworks displayed. I got the feeling someone has chosen everything from room directional signs to light fittings with great care. The room was small but plenty of open storage, and who comes here to stay in the room anyway? Comfortable bed and no traffic noise despite my room overlooking Avenue General de Gaulle used by many buses. Breakfast was similarly laid out in an immaculately clean servery. Fresh pastries, a selection of breads and lots of locally-sourced produce – the jams and juices were particularly good and even the coffee was roasted in Perpignan. There was never a queue for anything, including the water heater to boil eggs to your liking. Yogurt and cheese was always available and a selection of fruit changed daily. Definitely worth taking, and the hotel appreciates advance booking. The corridor carpets and stairs (no elevator) are getting threadbare, but I suspect they will be shortly replaced. The location was great for me. About 10 minutes walk into the central district past snack bars and kebab shops to reach a good selection of restaurants. I used local trains to visit Les Orgues at Ille-sur-Tet and the fortified town of Villefrance-Verdet-Les Bains. The bus (line 3) to Canet Plage and Canet Sud leaves from the other side of the station. Like every hotel, it is the people who make the experience. All the staff were lovely, and I'd certainly stay here again.

Questa zona va benissimo per le persone che fanno viaggi di trasferimento verso la Spagna. Il Kyriad hotel, a differenza degli altri alberghi vicini (Brit, B&B, Premiere), è più curato ed il parcheggio non è proprio davanti alle camere (come gli altri, tutti simili fra loro). Dunque più silenzioso. Inoltre il parcheggio è chiuso di notte, quindi un po' più sicuro. Io mi sono trovato molto bene . Inoltre, il receptionist parlava anche l'italiano (!!!!). Incredibile ! 😊😊 Io non ho mangiato, dato che dovevo fare un.viaggio molto lungo...