This was the second time we spent our holidays at this resort, each time for three weeks consecutively. Our family of five consists of two adults and three children aged 13, 14 and 16 (plus a dog). The first year (2010), we booked a two-piece apartment in the Bellevue area. This turned out to be rather small for a family... More

Booked into this resort for 4 nights. Had to see three rooms before we finally unpacked. Steep steps to a lot of the properties, and no good for my adult son with disabilities - he took to walking up the steps on his hands and knees! The little unit we finally had, had no coffee/tea cups so we went out... More

Booked the Maeva at the last minute whilst we were in the South of France and we stayed there for 3 nights. Whilst I agree that the accommodation is up a long winding road and a car is essential, this was more than compensated by the stunning views and supberb accommodation. The one bedroom apt was immaculate and as we... More

This was my third holiday to this resort. We returned because it is such a beautiful spot and great place to have a relatively cheap holiday in the south of France - without camping! The village is split into 3 sections and we stayed in the Bellevue district, which is basically a collection of self-catering appartments and a swimming pool.... More

Our stay at the Maeva resort was one of the most overpriced and unpleasant on our entire holiday in France. The resort was difficult to find at the top of a winding road. The reception was hard to find (behind an electric gate.) There were no lifts or anyone willing to help with our bags. The room smelled like a... More

Stayed in Les Issambres in August 2005. The actual holiday village was built into the mountain overlooking the sea. Nice views from the apartment balcony - but definitely need a car to get around. The village itself was split into 3 different areas. We were staying in part of the village that was separate from the reception/entertainment area - and... More