Have stayed here on many occasions and it is a well-placed hotel for Bayonne, albeit not in the centre of town so allow 10-12 minutes to walk into Bayonne. For me, parking is important and this has an enclosed car park, on 2 levels, which is ideal. There is a restaurant and bar and also a small garden area, to... More

2 nights spent in this hotel which is in obvious need of some renovation. Location was o.k. with a walk of 10 mins max into Bayonne centre. Parking safe and secure and plenty of it. Disappointed that although restaurant was advertised as being open Mon-Fri, it was closed on the Fri we arrived, only micro-wave snack meals were available, and... More

Located on the opposite bank of the Adour from the main centre of Bayonne, the only great negative criticism is that it's name is a bit amiss. More like on the periphery of the centre and about a 15 minute walk from the centre....but is is a nice walk along the river and over the bridge. The hotel is a... More

First time we have ever stayed at an Ibis Hotel. We were travelling through France and had run out of options as it was very late in the evening when we arrived (after 11.00 p.m.). We were greeted by one of the nicest hotel employees we have ever encountered. Helpful, polite and charming. Our room was exceptionally clean and comfortable.... More

Have stayed here many times en route from UK to Portugal so did not expect anything other than a standard Ibis. The good thing about the Ibis is you know what you are getting, but this time we got more. Arrived to a very friendly welcome from Marie Charlotte who quickly attended to our booking and explained that the secure... More

How does a hotel maintain a sweltering 30C (86F) inside when the outdoor temp is a cool 19C (69F)? You'll have to ask the brainiacs at Hotel Ibis Bayonne. The room A/C was broken, too. Had a challenge even finding the room as it was missing its exterior number plate. Charged me 140 Euros ($175) for one night of hell... More