Hotels near Biarritz Airport - BIQ, Biarritz

The atmosphere around city helped to make a very enjoyable stay ,both sightseeing and visiting bars and restaurants. A bus/tram has improved greatly link between Bayonne and Biarritz allowing visitors to spend time on beaches without actually staying there.

The photos do not show the very smart bathroom just modernised. There is also mention of a bunk bed which is wrong. There are double beds in the two bedrooms, and in the lounge a pull out double bed/settee. Lots of places round about to visit. Would be a good place to stay if driving from the north of France to Spain. Very good golf course.

Beautiful small city still beaming passed imperial glory of the 19th century. Views are stunning from the many cliffs on the ocean front. The beach is extremely well located right across the city center, where many surfers enjoy the big ocean waves. Beautiful shopping opportunities, in particular, local French-Basque food and regional products.

Sad to say, most of the day was lost, due to the fact of gross neglect from the hosts/proprietors of our accommodation. However, we had a great evening with friends, old and new, at L'Etoile de Mer, Avenue des Dauphins, Chambre d'Amour, 64600 Anglet, France. Food and service was fantastic!

Very beautiful, authentic and preserved medieval town in the Basque Country of France. The downtown area is small and bisected by a river, it doesn't get much prettier than that. The food scene is fantastic, with plenty of Basque and French options - I'd recommend Les Tontons Flingueurs, and PATXAMAMA. Also, try the chocolates there, they are amazing! (L'Atelier du Chocolat, Chocolaterie Puyodebat). The ritzy beaches and charming old town of Biarritz are just a 15-minute drive away.

Cite de l'Ocean was an amazing VR experience, we had a joint ticket with the Aquarium which was also good. You could easily spend half a day at Cite de l'Ocean. Biarritz has some grand buildings and would have great views on a sunnier day. The view from the lighthouse is stunning, so worth the climb. We enjoyed the Musee Asiatique, everywhere we visited catered well for British visitors. Buses were easy to use, we found lots of great Basque restaurants.