From the owner: Entourée d'un parc d'1 hectare , cette maison d'hôtes occupe une demeure provençale authentique…read moredatant du XVIIIe siècle. Elle dispose d'une piscine extérieure chauffée du 01avril au 5 novembre, d'une terrasse et d'une connexion Wi-Fi gratuite. Chaque chambre et chaque gîte indépendant sont décorés de manière personnalisée et offrent une vue sur le jardin. Ils comprennent tous une télévision et une salle de bains privative. Les gîtes sont dotés d'une terrasse privée. Un petit-déjeuner continental est servi chaque matin au Domaine de l'Aufrene. Vous le prendrez dans la salle de petit-déjeuner, claire et spacieuse, ou en plein air sur la terrasse les jours de beau temps. Un parking privé est disponible gratuitement sur place, et le centre-ville de Hyères se trouve à 5 km. La maison d'hôtes se situe à 6,5 km de l'aéroport de Hyères-Toulon et à 4 km de la mer Méditerranée. Toulon se trouve à une distance de 18 km.

What a dream-like bed and breakfast. This place truly embodies everything that you think of when…read moreyou imagine yourself in the south of France. Upon our arrival, we were immediately consumed with the overall aesthetic and attention-to-detail that was given on this beautiful villa. This place had a true French vibe--all the way down to the mini cooper in the driveway, surrounded by terra cotta potted plants and a private, well secured courtyard. The rooms make you feel as though you've lived in France your entire life and you open up the windows to hear the sound of church bells. Our room had a back terrace with clear, open views of the sky. To me, this place is a must. If you find yourself in Avignon, you have to stay at the Villa Margot and enjoy the care taking by Meris. Her welcoming "petit fille" dog and roaming kitty were a great companion in the villa.

From the owner: Chambres d'hôtes classique, Originale, insolite: Notre Maison d'hôtes vous propose des chambres…read moretoutes différentes, lits doubles, lit rond, matelas d'eau, à mémoire de forme, et même un hébergement insolite dans un Bus Américain! Piscine extérieure à débordement, piscine intérieure chauffée, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Salle de sport, salon de billard, jardins, terrasses, tout est conçu pour votre bien être en Provence. Et le matin un copieux petit déjeuner, servi en terrasse ou selon la saison dans la cuisine de notre Maison familiale bâtie en 1790. Wifi, Tv, Clim, Park.

First of all, Do not be fooled by the website. It looks lovely, they did a very good job. This…read morewas why i choose it in the first place. Out of the 4 bed and breakfasts we stayed in France, this was the most disappointing. First- We got lost, the guy wouldnt help us get to his place( Our first time driving in France without a good map and this place is a bit out of the way). We were close to him about 15 minute drive and he still wouldn't meet us to make it easier to follow him back. Second- we roll up to this place, it looks beautiful, but is tainted by the fact that the owner does not show us around. It was so odd. He just showed us to our room. No, hey this is how this works, this is the common area, this is what time breakfast is, here is some info about some restaurants, yada yada.... Nothing! and he spoke English! We felt like we had just crashed a party at someones house. Very uninvited. Third- I signed up for a table du hotes and he told me it was unavailable until Monday (this was Saturday) even though he was cooking for others that evening. Fourth- our room was TINY. I know. I know in France the rooms are small, but that is mostly in Paris, this was place so little you couldn't move, and you could hear EVERYTHING through the walls. romantic? No way, We were afraid to cough. Six- Their was a beautiful commonroom, but we had no idea if we could go into it, They wouldnt tell us. Then we we asked a question it was like we were putting them off. There was no fridge for use, so all of our stuff from the markets for our picnics were going bad. I asked to use their fridge and they said no, having later saying they misunderstood us. Seven- On sunday everything shuts down in France. good luck finding food, well we didnt know this, so you would think if your customer was asking where to eat on a Sunday, you would warn them that nothing would be open. No way, we were starving, we had to eat a pizza on the street corner. Very frustrating. Eight- breakfast was not that great.. Just bread and jam and figs. There were also yellowjackets swarming everywhere around us. Nine- not the best location for visiting the Riviera. I would have stayed near St Maxime or Hyeres. Oh!! last but not least. you have to do a wire transfer to put down a payment for this place- it costs you at least 40 bucks to send it through then when i checked out, he said he only recieved half of it.... Shady... Don't go here. I wish their website wasn't so pretty.

Marion Wagner is an excellent hostess, friendly and knowledgeable. Free wifi. We has the cheminee…read moreroom which was comfortable and spacious. Tastefully furnished with art on the walls. The herb lotion and shampoo welcoming scents. King sized bed. Breakfast is calfouti fruit, fresh fruit, coffee, tea, yogurt. Served 8-10 AM daily. She has umbrellas and many travel books for you to borrow should you need. Good location. Terrace is lovely as well but it rained during my stay so couldn't take advantage.

The owner is super nice. She gave me tour suggestions and even went out of her way to call travel…read moreagencies. The place is clean, quiet and close to all the major attractions, restaurants and the Central train station ( not TGV)

By far our favorite hotel throughout our two week vacation in France. Le Dortoir is located in…read morecentral Nice, next to lively restaurants, shopping, and a short five minute walk to the beach. I booked directly on the Le Dortoir website which guaranteed the best rates. If you book directly with them, reminder to be aware of conversation rates and foreign transaction fees since they do not have the option to book in USD. When we arrived, our room was ready and we were promptly greeted by their staff who also helped carry our luggage with us to the second floor. I believe Le Dortoir has their rooms on the second, third, and fourth floor of the building but you have to climb three sets of stairs to get to the second floor since the ground floor starts on floor 0. There is no elevator which is probably the only con. The rooms are just as pictured. Super modern, clean, and spacious. We loved the hardwood floors, rain shower, and natural lighting which came in from three large windows that spanned the entire side of the room. We booked a room with a balcony which we highly recommend as that was probably our favorite part of the room. Located in a bustling area of Nice, the balcony overlooked the town center and provided a fun area to relax, unwind, and people-watch after a long day of exploring Nice. The room includes a mini fridge, Nespresso machine and wine opener/drinking glasses. The only strange thing was that housekeeping came into our room even when we had the "Do not disturb" sign on. We thought we had forgotten to put the sign up the first day, but even after checking the second and third day, they continued to come in. We had no issues with our stuff and didn't feel the need to make a compliant but we did think that was a bit strange. They have staff in their office located on the "ground floor" (one set of stairs from the entrance) during working hours if you have questions during your stay. Overall, we had a wonderful stay here and would definitely come back next time we are in Nice.