Hands down our most favorite hotel in the world! This hotel is lovely, elegant, classy, and unique…read more We were greeted with such warm welcome from the staff and every single person we encountered went above and beyond. We were lucky enough to be upgraded to a junior suite and oh-my-gosh the view is to die for. We stayed for only 4 nights as part of our 5-week European honeymoon and so far it has been the best hotel yet. The view, the staff, the hotel itself is unbelievably incredible! We will be coming back again for sure!

A visit to the south of France is not complete without a visit to Eze village which is a quaint…read morelittle medieval town, but overlooking it is the @lachevredor is a gorgeous hotel with multiple restaurants and an unobstructed view of the water It has a 2 Michelin star restaurant; which we tried to reserve with no avail, we were told we might be able to get a walk in reservation but didn't end up getting that. We opted to just sit on the patio of their second restaurant "Les Ramparts". We ordered 1. Ceviche: This was good but nothing memorable 2. Foie gras: was actually heavenly, the preserved fruits were perfectly sweet and served with slightly toasted bread. 3. Chilled creamy soup(?): The flavors were really on-point, super creamy and the chips ontop and shaved truffle gave it great texture and aroma 4. Seabass: The skin on this eas perfectly crispy and the quinoa bits were crispy and the pickled onions were sweet and tangy 5: Diorama dessert: I was most looking forward to this but was disappointed by how simple it turned out to be. It was creamy and delicious, but I felt that the pastry chef's other creations were more interesting/unique, but what sold me was they made it specially for Dior Definitely recommend paying a visit if you visit the south of France!

Gorgeous grounds with access to a private beach with lots of water activities. The location is…read moreperfect too, 10 minute walk in a beautiful harbor, and you get to small shops, yacht clubs, and multiple restaurants right on the bay with a beautiful view, live music, and great food.

Absolutely obsessed with this hotel. The grounds are stunning, staff is so kind, the food was so…read moreincredible that we ate there two nights in a row and don't get me started on the phenomenal cocktails. The beach in front is perfection, pool is another great scene and you can walk to the most beautiful locations along Cap Ferrat. Cannot wait to go back!!!

From the owner: This villa built on terraces overlooks the city of Nice and the sea (only 10 mn from the port and…read moreLa Promenade des Anglais). You can enjoy a 180° panoramic view from the restaurant and 9 of the 11 rooms. Rooms are cosy and overflowed with sun. Ideal spot for a stop before catching the ferry or during a business trip, also for a longer stay where Valérie and Gino will take care of you

We stayed at Hotel Restaurant Le Mas d' Aigret during our stay in Provence for three days during…read moreour honeymoon. Our first impression was that the ambience and scenery of this hotel were like a Van Gogh painting. This hotel and restaurant was on top of a mountain with a beautiful view of the valley of Les Baux and the Alpilles Mountains. The view of the valley was breathtaking, with olive groves, vineyards, and rolling hills everywhere. There is even a view of the chateau from the nearby town from the hotel. We were greeted with great hospitality. The receptionist at the front desk took the time to show us around and asked if we needed anything. We chose the room with the balcony. There was a bar and a newly renovated pool which made for a perfect day of sitting by the pool with a glass of wine. The best part of this hotel was that it was within walking distance of the mountaintop town of Les Baux. This small village was literally right out of a Hobbit movie. The hotel is also easy access by car to St Remy de Provence. The hotel restaurant was amazing. There was an option of eating inside which was in a cave or outside, where most people did overlooking the valley. The chef always walked around each night making sure everything was ok and it felt really great to see the man who was cooking our food. Dinner felt like a real homemade Provencal meal. We were always able to order a bottle of wine from a local vineyard. Another great part about this hotel was that it was close to nearby wineries and olive groves so you can spend some days tasting French wine and olive oil. If you want to experience Southern France in a quaint and charming location with nearby access to one of the most beautiful villages in France, than we definitely recommend this hotel. You will not only receive exceptional service, but also an exceptional experience.

From the owner: Au pieds du Château des Baux Dans un parc de 3 hectares, aux pieds du rocher abritant le village…read moremédiéval des Baux, le Mas d'Aigret est une demeure de charme offrant une vue splendide sur les Alpilles. Un jardin fleuri, une piscine, des chambres lumineuses, un mas de caractère, tel est le cadre de l'Hôtel pour un séjour au calme.

It's rare to find yourself at a loss - I haven't even been able to write this review because I am…read morestill a bit despondent about not still being at Domaine Pins Paul. Philippe and his wife are wondrous hoteliers - they create a warm, stunning environment that caters to your every need. Modern and updated bathroom in the suite, the views are unparalleled anywhere in the world. I took a time lapse from the suite's bedroom window. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llEAckR2Bec Make sure to choose 720p, and make it is full screen. Quite simply, that is your view. We were in the upper room, however, I am sure the other rooms have stunning views as well. The bed was a king size.. I am 6'5" and my wife went out of her way to find one. It was SO comfortable. The gardens and property were wonderful, and the drive there was a thrill.... it is a painfully beautiful place. Philippe will act as your guide. =) The suite is far and away worth the added cost - the space in the suite, the views, etc should make it a fairly easy decision. Breakfast was wonderful, and the patio was a perfect way to start the day. They go out of their way to provide the most delicious and charming breakfast you could imagine. The living room was cute, and they even started a large fire the one morning it got misty and chilly. Philippe's gracious and caring service made him transcend the typical inkeeper, and truly made it feel like your were friend or family, and he & his wife were hosting you. His delightful pooch, Fiona, became a fast friend. It's as wonderful an experience I have ever had in my 20 years of hospitality. We will undoubtedly be back to visit, and sooner than later. You must hike the Nietzsche trail down to the pebble beach - if you are there to walk around and hike, don't miss it. We feel incomplete without Domaine Pins Paul in our lives - it affected us *that* deeply. Thank you for what you do!! We hope to see you soon!

Very good location right next to the water. Close to shops and patisserie, walking distance to…read moreswimming bay and boat rentals. Customer service generally very good. Hotel Welcome Colleagues appreciated our ability to converse in French. Hotel Welcome colleagues were very sweet to our child. Room service so prompt and did an excellent job. Here are a few thoughts on what could be improved upon, having stayed there 3 times now in 11 years: 1. Check-in is at 3. There seems no room to negotiate this. We waited about 4 hours in lobby before room was ready exactly at 3. Now, perhaps this is just their policy but sharing for those that may arrive on an early am flight as we did. 2. Bedding situation: Mattresses are lumpy and akin to a futon. Even with a topper added, you can't hide an older mattress that needs replacing. This has been the case all 3 visits. The major issue for our family was both lack of pillows and that the pillows were not comfortable at all. We had 2 pillows for a king bed. Both felt like a hard cushion. Prior visits (2 prior stays) we had about 6 sleeping pillows on bed. Now, it's great that they have room to put in a twin bed for your child, so that is a huge plus, but a good pillow is so important for a restful night's sleep. Our child said their pillow was filled with rocks. When we called to ask for more pillows, that were also softer, the front desk told us there were no more pillows and call back in the morning. They did come up to help us shortly after, saying there should be more pillows in our room- but they were not there. 3. Prior stays, we felt really "welcomed" with a small floral arrangement and local chocolates. This time, no flowers and a smaller chocolate box. Nice but noticed the difference. 4. Not a critique but you will need to bring a conditioner for your hair. They have very small bottles, which don't go far. The bath and shampoo products are nice. Overall, we love this hotel. Rooms have balconies where you can sit and enjoy the sea. The view is incredibly stunning. It is right next to the Citadel which is lovely, and that, along with the tunnels and immediate area, really take you back in time. I think some renovations with new flooringpaint, mattresses, pillows would go a long way and better justify the price point too.

The Welcome Hotel was our favorite hotel which lives up to all the positives listed here by others:…read morekind and attentive staff; super clean; beautiful view; amazing setting; really nice decor and amenities! Best breakfast goodies, way above the norm. We stayed with our two adult daughters with a pull out couch and staff set up the living room bed in the evening for us, giving great attention to every detail; despite a "couch bed" everyone was super comfortable! The balcony with the small table and chairs was such a joy with the amazing views of the harbor, the street musicians, the ships coming and going, just an ideal setting! It is also right in the heart of this charming town; we walked from the hotel everywhere we wanted to go. The best, however, is that we contacted this hotel after we left asking them to look for 4 rings we left in the room and not only did they respond quickly, they found the rings!!! Then they mailed them to our home in the US! Wow, what a wonderful stay and a great luck that this is where we would leave our sentimental treasures! Thank you Welcome Hotel!

Service needs to be improved to start with. We dropped in for some decadent dessert. We were seated…read more& our order taken. My husband & I ordered the chocolate cookie with vanilla ice cream & an americano coffee for each of us. Shortly thereafter our dessert showed up (sans coffee, which we had asked for to be delivered with our dessert). My husband tried multiple times to alert a staff member to bring our coffee, but they were too interested in taking care of a pretty young woman seated nearby. I counted 5-6 times that staff members waited on her attentively, & she was seated probably 3' from myself. We finally got up to pay for our dessert & to leave. It took us some time to find someone to pay. My husband finally flagged someone down & told the man who was going to take our payment to remove the coffees from the bill. He looked toward our table to verify no coffee cups were on our table, he flagged down another staff member to ask why we didn't receive our coffee. They started talking animatedly in French, while we waited patiently to pay for our desserts. He then asked if we wanted our coffee to go, to which my husband replied "no". It was very frustrating to watch someone else getting more attentive service & whom by the way was not spending as much as we were. It shouldn't matter whether you or staying there or not, everyone should be treated the same if you are in the restaurant near the lobby. I definitely would not recommend anyone to go there to stay or eat. We are staying at a very nice hotel nearby, where everyone seems to be treated the same. If we ever return, we will return to the same hotel to stay & we would not go back the the Hermitage for any reason! I'm very sorry I asked my husband to go in there to have some dessert, it has ruined his evening.

Very polite and friendly staff. More quiet, and quaint, Hotel after staying at other Southern…read moreFrance Hotels. Very close to the city of Eze and central to many activities.

This is one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed at. You will absolutely love this place! Make…read moresure you're extra nice to Julie when you check in she is a world-class hostess and will help you immensely with local restaurants and attractions. I cannot recommend this hotel enough

A beautiful quiet oasis at Cote d Azur. At the end of the…read more19th century a Russian prince built his datch on this historical place beteen Monaco and Nice. The atmosphere in the small hotel is simply unbelievable. Have a look at the website of the hotel. Its a fantastic page with amazing pictures. Ask for a room directly at the water if you book the hotel and you hear every night the sound of the waves directly in front of your window.

When I travel to France, I rarely plan ahead where I will stay. I enjoy discovering hidden gems…read morewith real charm. They are easy to find in small towns on the interior but rare in a place like the riviera. I stumbled upon it driving along back roads below A8. It sits across from a park of pine trees that overlooks Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. The hotel itself has all the French charm I look for. A bougainvillea vine frames the reception office. The parking is conveniently located in front. The dining room has windows front and back with a gorgeous, round fireplace in the middle. The pool is in the back with gardens all around. The rooms are well equipped with adorable kitchens. Each room has a balcony with a table and chairs. Breakfast is delicious with a good variety. Marc and Hélène are excellent hosts who help me every time I visit with ideas on where to go and tips for getting there. This is by far my favorite place to stay on the coast.