Les Hameaux de Perrier

Unmaintained cottages, dirty with equipment that does not work. Lack of network for those with SFR or BOUYGUES (no SMS possible!) No air conditioning (it is quickly 50 degrees in these chalets) Lack of wifi in chalets A deplorable welcome To flee...

The staff were a bit odd. Good, cheerful welcome from receptionist on arrival but many other staff members seemed unfriendly - perhaps a bit tired after the main season? One female staff member shouted at me in French when I visited the reception/pool area that she hoped I hadn't come to wash the linen as she was just closing up the laundry - I had no intention of doing so. She was clearly stressed - my daughter was unobtrusively attempting to use the WiFi (often poor) in the same area (WiFi, often slow, is only available to guests here, not in the chalets, but we knew that we before we booked) The same woman marched past her, slammed the door into the reception office and the WiFi disappeared. Had she turned it off? Probably, but we didn't dare ask! The site is very steep and not easy to get around without a car unless one is fit and strong or in a chalet near the entrance and pool. The weather was exceptionally hot and we had to buy a fan as the chalet became stifling - A/C would have been wonderful! On the plus side: The clean and spacious chalets are located on large plots with plenty of room to park a car. The bed linen (extra charge) was high quality cotton which made a nice change from the "paper' versions often found on other campsites. Towels were good quality too, though the bath towels weren't huge. Dishwasher was a welcome addition in the kitchen. The site was peaceful with many trees and it's close to a beautiful lake with a beach (though you'd have to be fit to reach it on foot.) We were here for 12 days to attend the ISDE (International Motorcycle Enduro) and explore the beautiful local countryside.