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The Originals City, Hôtel Les Bruyères, Dax Nord
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Standard Room, 1 Double or 2 Twin Beds
1 Double Bed OR 2 Twin Beds 215 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - 66-cm flat-screen TV with digita…
Comfort Triple Room
1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Bed OR 3 Twin Beds 215 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - 66-cm flat-screen…
Comfort Room, 1 Double or 2 Twin Beds
1 Double Bed OR 2 Twin Beds 215 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - 66-cm flat-screen TV with digita…
Privilège room
1 Double Bed OR 2 Twin Beds 215 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - 66-cm flat-screen TV with digita…
Triple Room
1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Bed OR 3 Twin Beds 215 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - 66-cm flat-screen…
Family Room
1 Queen Bed and 2 Twin Bunk Beds OR 2 Twin Beds and 1 Twin Bunk Bed 215 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertain…
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Restaurants nearby
- Relais de la Poste★ Michelin In their establishment overlooking the pine forest, the Coussau family champion classic French cuisine and pay homage to the Landes terroir: foie gras, poultry, Chalosse beef, and fish from Capbreton. Regulars will be delighted that mainstays – scrambled eggs with black truffle, warm duck foie gras with grapes, and sole with porcini, or the traditional hot Grand Marnier soufflé – are still on the menu. In autumn, there is roast wood pigeon or hare à la royale: tradition is taken seriously here.12.1km
- Villa de l'Étang Blanc★ Michelin This White Pond is a small, protected expanse of water inhabited by birds that can be leisurely observed from the terrace or the dining room; in fact, bird watching sometimes seems to be one of the guests’ main occupations. A keen surfer, David Sulpice’s inspired, high-precision cuisine resembles a cruise through the best of Landes produce, which he consummately showcases: duck and asparagus from Darrigade farm, fish from small boats direct from Capbreton, authentic Pyrenean ewe’s milk cheese, citrus fruit from Thierry Dupouy in Eugénie-les-Bains. Meticulous cooking and flavoursome jus and zab26.0km
- Le Hittau★ Michelin You may well miss this former sheepfold tucked away in verdant greenery with its exposed timberwork on the beach road. It is however well worth keeping your eyes open! Chef Yannick Duc treats diners to spontaneous, vibrant recipes that are tailored to modern tastebuds, displaying a strong predilection for first-class seasonal produce, in particular the catch of the day. The chef also enjoys mixing seasonings, spices and peppers, jazzing up his carpaccio of Banka trout with horseradish and black lemon cream and wasabi ice cream or pairing ravioles of lobster with green curry, bisque of fish hea26.5km
- L'Auberge du Pas de VentBib Authenticity is the name of the game in this Landes "inn" that specialises in hearty, wholesome food, far removed from fads and fashions. The menu shines a light on the local terroir – beef from the Fermes de Chalosse network of farms, fattened free-range duck, milk-fed veal, sheep's milk cheese from a village shepherd and additive-free house-made sourdough bread. An open sandwich with pork shank terrine and confit pig's ears, with an orange and endive salad, or their iconic veal sweetbreads in Jurançon wine served in a skillet: the generous portions are a throwback to a bygone era. Warm welco31.8km
- Le Moulin de Poustagnacq If you like eating by the water, this old mill is the stuff of dreams! The chef prepares fresh ingredients and cooks up traditional cuisine with plenty of appealing regional flair: sole meunière, braised calf sweetbreads with morel sauce, fillet of beef, and chips cooked in goose fat. In fine weather, sit on the terrace overlooking the lake. Bucolic atmosphere guaranteed.16.1km
- Le GantxoBib Welcome to the Basque country! Le Gantxo – named after a pass in pelota – gives directly onto the trinquet, the ground where the famous local sport is played. In the kitchen, Isabelle and Laurent Miremont revisit Basque cuisine in a very personal way, composing dishes that are up to the minute, often copious, always tasty. A firm favourite!39.2km
- Maison Devaux Housed in a half-timbered building that is typical of this part of France, this restaurant is the domain of Mathis Devaux. The son, grandson and nephew of chefs, you could say he was born into the profession. Expect a decor of terracotta floor tiles and exposed beams, with crockery and tables designed and made by local craftspeople. The chef crafts modern bistro cuisine using local produce (including Noir de Gascogne pork), such as oysters glazed in their own broth, horseradish cream, poached pear balls and oyster reduction, or crispy tartlet with pistachio slivers, heather honey ganache and y18.6km
- La Table du Marensin This former foundry, now a delightful restaurant, is set in a picturesque hamlet on the shores of the Étang d'Uza. Complete with a terrace overlooking the lake, the dining room features French workshop-style windows, rust-coloured tiling and contemporary furnishings. The chef devises a single surprise menu showcasing delicious dishes made with local produce and available in a four- or six-course format.18.6km
- Complices An eye for detail and a passion for precision set the scene for fresh, no-nonsense cuisine rustled up by the duo formed by Hugo and Sophie, respectively in charge of savoury dishes and desserts. This couple of well-travelled chefs, who honed their skills in starred establishments, creates dishes that revolve around local seasonal produce, sometimes enhanced by exotic seasonings. A few examples: duck foie gras with smoked eel and a yuzu ponzu sauce, or black Bigorre pork paired with turnip-rooted chervil, tamarind gel, coffee and citron. The feast continues with Sophie's delicious, on-point des19.5km
- Les Têtes d'Ail In a small seaside resort in Les Landes, this eatery hits all the right buttons. The snug, smart family-run bistro, which is invariably fully booked, has been taken over by an endearing couple with bags of enthusiasm. Maud’s concise, regularly renewed menu smacks of seasonal, market-fresh inspiration, illustrated by gazpacho of veggies and a creamy burrata or strawberry tartlet flanked by a velvety lemon and basil cream. Yann welcomes guests cheerfully and simply.23.0km
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Attractions nearby
- Synagogue of Bayonne synagogue located in Pyrénées-Atlantiques, in France49.4km
- Jewish cemetery, Bayonne cemetery located in Pyrénées-Atlantiques, in France48.7km
- Château du Vigneau castle and winery in France48.7km
- Ancienne abbaye Saint-Bernard de Bayonne abbey located in Pyrénées-Atlantiques, in France49.3km
- Église Saint-Esprit (Bayonne) church located in Pyrénées-Atlantiques, in France49.6km
- Église Notre-Dame des Forges church located in Landes, in France47.5km
- Citadelle de Bayonne49.5km
- bridge Charles-Vaillant railway bridge over the Adour river in Bayonne, France50.0km
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