Hotel & Spa Vacances Bleues le Splendid ★★★★

"Исторический отель, мы останавливались всего на одну ночь. Удобное расположение для посещения Дакса."

Miradour ★★★

"Отличный полезный персонал, чистый и комфортный. Расположен на берегу реки и три минуты прогулки до центрального района."

Chambre d'Art ★★★★★

Hôtel le Vascon ★★

Les Demeures de Borda ★★★★

Les Thermes ★★★

"The doorman gave us a frosty reception after 7 pm. We had to wait until our second call for him to open the door... and he refused to help us put our heavy suitcases on the trolley, responding with, "I don't touch guests' luggage!" The next morning, the receptionists were just as unpleasant after our complaint. One receptionist even followed us into the lobby, shouting at us... it's unbelievable for a place dedicated to well-being. We won't be returning to this gloomy hotel in the evening, because of the reception and the rooms, which are like a hospital, only worse (metal furniture, outdated bathroom, a kitchenette but no dish towels or dish soap)."

La Croix Blanche ★★★

"We are cycling from Lisbon to Chartres. We were delighted to stay here last night, the owner accepted us most graciously when we showed up early for check in, he accommodated our bikes in his secure side garden, and he made us a delicious breakfast of fresh baguette, croissants and artisanal jams. Great value, nice experience. I liked the antiques and the bed linens!"

Welcome to SEBERIKA ★★

Ibis Styles Dax Centre ★★★

"Centrally located. The hotel doesn't have its own carpark though there is one close by and plenty of on street parking. Very helpful management, especially when we found our booking was for next year! Thankfully they had space. A smallish room with a small balcony with a view of the river and casino. A good breakfast. An older style hotel that's obviously had a recent refit. As with most Accor group hotels, some interesting designer furniture and fittings. Use an up to date satnav as the current roadworks and restrictions in Dax aren't helpful. Though obviously hardly the hotels fault."