Wales Euro 2016 hotel: Inside the Wag-free zone where Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and Co will be based in Brittany
Manager Chris Coleman, who has barred his own TV presenter wife, will reward his squad with a family day if they progress
Welcome to the Novotel Thalassa Dinard Hotel in Brittany, where Wales are based for Euro 2016 - but there will be no Wags allowed to visit unless Gareth Bale and Co progress to the knockout rounds.
It all kicks off in France on Friday, with Chris Coleman's Wales in a major tournament for the first time in 58 years.
Coleman, who has also barred his own wife, the Sky Sports presenter Charlotte Jackson, had said: "We have three games in ten days and there will be no family, no girlfriends, no wives in our hotel. There's no time. They will understand that we have got to do the business."
The manager says he will reward the players with a family day if they get past the group stage. Wales begin their Euro 2016 campaign on Saturday, with the match against Slovakia.
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Then, four days later they will face England in Lens, before finishing their Group B matches against Russia on June 20 in Toulouse.
Coleman added: "We are preparing, travelling, playing, travelling, trying to make the players feel better. We said: 'Let's get through the group because then there's a six-day period and we can have a day where we say it's okay to spend some time with the family and then bang we are at it again.'"
The players and staff will stay in an exclusive, self-contained wing of the newly renovated four-star resort that will also house the French national team later this year.
The complex also boasts its own fitness suites and recuperation facilities, including steam rooms.