L'oasis - Speisekarte

Although the room was fairly basic-it was right on the beach with a large balcony and totally clean and functional.The breakfast was excellent and the meal I ate very passable.

Expecting a hotel we were surprised to let ourselves in with a key lock key. A room with thin mattress, thin duvet and one soft pillow. A coffee communal machine but no restaurant, no foyer, no facilities. This was not made clear on booking .com. Not cheap either£70 for a self service room. Dreadful.

We stayed for one night at the Oasis, which was comfortable and simple. Whilst there is no reception, the check in was easy and the stay was nice. The hotel offers breakfast in the morning, which was a hearty sandwich and coffee, but we found it to be a little expensive, especially as they were not offering hot options. The hotel itself was great value though and the sandwich did fill us up and was tasty. Overall a simple stay.

The restaurant is at the Hotel set back from the beach at Argeles, , it has a large outdoor area , the menu is comprehensive and covers every requirement from a coffee to a full meal. With friends we had various items including the 17euro 3 course lunch to offerings on the al a carte menu and drinks including wine/beer and fruit juice . Seeing the Calamari a friend had chosen I was envious but more than satisfied by my own fish. The food service was good and the weather perfect, a most enjoyable meal.

We went to Le Racou beach because they have a section where dogs are permitted. This little restaurant and hotel back right onto the beach so it has a lovely view of the sea. Most of the other restaurants here have a view of the road. They let us take our dog into the outside eating area. Sadly, we went after 2pm when they stop serving hot food during the day! So we could only have basic sandwiches, not even chips! The selection of food, especially seafood looked nice though and the staff were friendly enough. But be prepared to speak French.

We booked via airbnb and were sold a room with terrace overlooking the beach. When we arrived we were told there was not one available and were given room number 6. A small room with windows on two sides, both windows are overlooked by the houses opposite and there is no terrace. The second night we were given room number 2 which had the sea view. A slightly bigger room. We didn't eat in the restuarant, there is no fridge in the rooms and although there is a fridge at reception it wasn't on. Free wifi, staff were helpful and it was immaculately clean.

Visited Le Racou for lunch, very convenient car park (free) and so excellent access for someone with limited mobility. There is a boardwalk close by for wheelchair access to the beach near the coast guard lookout. We had not booked and there was plenty of space. Lunch was rather elegant for a cafe/bar in a charming little resort with a 1950s feel to it. Much prefer this to the larger resorts along the coast. We had salad to start, very pleasing presentation and good portion sizes, steak and fries and ice cream desert. Nothing to rave over, they seem to have found a balance between French and euro-style dining without too much compromise. Not the cheapest but a beautiful view, good service an...

Have been to La Racou a number of times and have usually had a beer at theL'Oasis as it has quite a nice open seating area suitable just for a drink or a bite to eat. It is facing the beach so not a bad spot to pass an hour or so. This time, we decided to have a bit of lunch, me with a beer and the wife a glass of rosé. We both plumped for the Catalan salad, which, like most salads in this part of France, were huge though, as usual, the tasty bits, come on a large bed of lettuce. However, there was a reasonable helping of tuna and anchovies while there was also plenty of other ingredients cucumber, olives, hard boiled egg slices, radishes, onions and tomatoes to add to the taste. We enjoyed...

We arrived at the restaurant at 6.50 in the evening for dinner and the chap in reception appeared totally uninterested. When we asked for a table he informed us that the restaurant didn't open until 7pm. We would have expected to be asked if we would like a drink and the menu whilst we waited but he simply turned his back and pretended to be involved doing something at the rear of the bar. Because of the delightful setting of the restaurant overlooking the beach at Le Racou we decided to wait the ten minutes until the restaurant opened. We were shown to a table and discovered that there were already a few clients seated. A young waitress brought the menu and, after an unacceptable wait, the...