St Cyprien Flat

 
 
Upon reading the below it sounds as if the flat was awful but it was designed for older children and adults making it perfect for most holiday makers.  As we had babies it was a bit more challenging.

 
 
 
The flat was situated about 5 mins walk from the main drag and 10 mins which was fantastic as it was close but not to close to the noise so the boys could sleep without being disturbed. 

It had tiled floors which meant that it was easy to clean (something which was good when the boys decided to decorate them with their dinner).

 
 
The flat was littered with personalised items and easily breakable knick knacks.  This meant that there wasn’t space for our gear.  I ended up removing everything below 2ft and putting it the cupboards above so that nothing would get broken. 

 
 
Despite this the TV, fans and a few other major items were within Alex’s reach and were magnets for him.  This wouldn’t bode well for the rest of the holiday as all you could hear us saying was ‘Don’t touch that' , 'Get away from that', or 'Get down from there.’

The wall for the balcony had a single large panelled sliding door which was ideal for the boys to bang items on which they did. 

The bathroom, bedrooms and kitchen had a door shaped window which just had railings (similar to the balcony ones) which were ideal for the boys to throw things off with the potential of hitting passers-by (Zachary did throw several items off but no one got hurt) or get stuck in. 
 

They thankfully had roll down security shutters however, this made the place extremely hot as there was no ventilation when they were down.