is a 3-star Bed and Breakfast in Dax, France, just from the city center. Tucked at 17bis Rue De , this cozy spot puts the heart of town within easy reach, perfect for wandering to markets and cafes. Breakfast is offered to start days off right before wandering off to explore the Basque-inspired streets.

Amenities sparkle: free parking and free WiFi, plus a free shuttle service to whisk guests around. There’s a sun deck, private entrance, terrace, and a garden, along with non-smoking rooms, a picnic area, and little details like extra-long beds, free toiletries, and soundproofing for peaceful nights.

With reviews, travelers share plenty of stories about the welcoming atmosphere and the character that makes a stay in Dax memorable.

Nestled near the heart of Dax, exudes a warm, traveler-friendly charm. Outdoor spaces invite sunny mornings on the sun deck, or relaxed afternoons on the terrace and in the garden, with a private entrance adding a touch of privacy after wandering through the Basque-inspired streets and markets that line the town. Peaceful nights are fueled by thoughtful touches like soundproofing and extra-long beds, ensuring a comfy retreat after a day of exploring.

Room choices span budgets and preferences. From Economy and Studio to more expansive options, there’s a range that fits different stays, including the Executive (323 sq ft) and the Deluxe Double Room (205 sq ft). The Superior tier offers a King or Twin bed configuration and can accommodate up to three guests, while other King and Queen layouts—such as the King Room and Deluxe, Queen—round out the options with familiar, versatile setups. Most rooms are non-smoking, helping keep the air clear for a refreshed morning.

For practicality, a cash-only policy keeps check-in simple, and handy perks like free parking, free WiFi, and a free shuttle service add ease to any itinerary. With reviews highlighting a welcoming atmosphere and the unique character that makes a stay in Dax memorable, remains a charming base for discovering the city’s markets, cafés, and Basque-inspired charm.