We had a good meal, my wife loved her fish dish I had an average pasta dish that lacked spices and…read moreflavor. The service was pedestrian and the prices high for what you got. The $8 glass of Rosé should have come chilled.

In the little town of St. Paul de vence, an upstairs diamond with great service, a beautiful…read morelocation right outside the theatre overlooking the back alleys. Stuffed squash blossoms and truffle risotto perfumed our palates. Cute waiters, good food with a romantic sunset.

Thank you again for my most needed escape…read more I appreciate your hospitality and genuine service and care. It is what make you special. I have worked in hospitality for the past 18 years and if the world gave 10% of what your team gives the world would be a way better place. During the Covid lockdown I had to think of the two favorite places in France that I wanted to visit when the borders open. You being the 1st. The thought of coming back helped me work the past 450+ days straight without a day off. I wish the very best to your entire team and health to all of us. I look forward to my next stay. Keep up the amazing spirit! Much love and respect, Angela Rosen

It is a pitiful culinary experience in a gorgeous location!…read moreWe tried their "gourmet" restaurant Le St Martin as well as L'oliveraie. Not only once but twice each just because we wanted to give it a second chance. Both have a very good service. Le St Martin is a classy restaurant with a gorgeous view. L'oliveraie is just a lovely outdoor brunch/lunch restaurant. The only problem is that the food is just terrible! At the gastro, nothing original in the menu to begin with. Nice wine selection though! Totally NOT impressed with their "mise en bouche" (veggie soup) and their beef fillet was everything but a fillet. Hard and barely edible. So let's not call this a gastro anymore please or less they change the chef! As per L'oliveraie, every dish was a disaster. I thought it would be hard to mess up a club sandwich but yes, they managed to ruin this as well! I would advise the group to really think about hiring a good chef that knows what he's doing because even in a such gorgeous place, people would easily run away or simply never go back. This is in France, one of the best cuisine in the world. C'mon!

Absolutely opulent! That chateau is so beautiful and peaceful. Jaw dropping views. The staff is…read moreso very helpful. They spoil you! Nothing is too much to ask for. Would come back here again and again. Our suite was beautiful and very luxurious.

Beds are comfy. Breakfast is a nice free offering. David and Jean-Michel are very accommodating so…read moreask them for what your needs are. The location and price is right. A simple iPhone will help you find a place for food after hours. A simple 5 minute walk to the cute Vence area. The views are incredible if your room faces torwards the outdoor patio. If your planning to take a bus or train ask them to help you figure it out. A Norwegian man I met got lost on the wrong bus for 2 hours when it should've taken only 15 minutes. There's only 1 tv channel in English, the BBC. It's not the Ritz but it's worth it for the value. You can always splurge one night down the street at Cantermele Spa but you won't be able to walk easily to anywhere from Cantermele. Both men that work there speak English well but just talk slowly and pronunciate correctly so they get clearly what you are saying.

For the fourth time here, after several hesitations I decided to reveal this "secret place" with…read morethis review. In fact, on one side I wanted to keep "private" this wonderful relax place, but it's also great to share it with the Yelp friends. Le Hameau, in English probably "hamlet", was a group of small houses close to Saint-Paul de Vence, transformed in hotel over 20 years ago by Mr. Burlando. Each house became a room or an apartment, different one from the other. Now Mara, daughter of the creator, is successfully managing the hotel together with her husband, with great care to all details: flowers, home-made marmalade using the oranges of the garden, dining services etc. Le Hameau is therefore a wonderful place to relax in the garden or in the swimming pool, or to visit all close interesting villages.

We stayed here for 2 nights and got the room with private terrace. Loved our stay right from the…read morecheck-in as the host greeted us in English, gave us a quick tour of the property and our room. Very helpful staff in this laid back village. The hilltop village is 5 min walk. The property is very relaxing and calming. Good breakfast and caring staff. Will definitely make this my top choice in this village if you are not renting a villa around here.

Very Poor welcome for a five star Relais and Chateaux. Expect more welcome from a roadside motor…read moreinn.

From the owner: Le maître de St Paul Frédéric Buzet fait honneur à cette superbe demeure ancienne grâce à son…read moreimagination et ses dons : millefeuille de tomates confites au crabe, yaourt de brebis et coriandre, loup au citron en croûte d'argile, fricassée de légumes, double côte de veau piquée au speck de montagne à la fondue d'oignons blancs truffés et aux petits artichauts violets, Corsica à la truffe de St Jean et, pour finir, dentelle croustillante au génépi et à la noix de pécan. La terrasse domine la vallée côté La Colle, tandis que la salle à manger met en relief ses vieilles pierres. De toutes façons, c'est un grand moment, pour les yeux comme pour la bouche.

This is my second-favorite hotel in all the world (only following a…read moreforty-watt-bulb-concrete-floored room overlooking the bay in Kos, Turkey). The Cagnard is a collection of medieval rooms joined by elevators and hallways carved out of the ancient village on top of a hill overlooking the Mediterranean. I am not a fan of hotel food, but the dining room has a great surprise for you in good weather. I won't say any more about that. Remarkable place.

I had an excellent time at the Frog's House. The weather was beautiful, the day trips were fun and…read moreinteresting, the location of the hotel was great. This was the first time I had travelled alone and was a little nervous of how it would go--but there was nothing to be nervous about!! I had so much fun I went at the very beginning of the season so there weren't many other visitors at first but it was completely fine as Benoit and Corrine felt like old friends rather than tour guides. And later in my stay when more visitors came, they were so friendly and nice!! It appears that great people are naturally attracted to staying here I highly recommend booking a room with a sea view, watching the sunrise from my balcony was breathtaking The Frog's House was an overall amazing place and filled with such a great, positive energy!!! :)

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, with our two young children (3 years and 5 months). B and C are…read moredelightful hosts who are happy to share their time and local knowledge to enhance your stay. Cs cooking is amazing and B a bundle of energy waiting to take people exploring! Saint Jeannet village is a gem with some amazing views and food; a great base to explore the are and accessible to Nice and Monaco. We are so pleased we found it and hope to return one day!

About 20 minutes from Nice, 15 minutes from Cannes, and only 5 minutes from the high-tech business…read morepark of Sophia-Antipolis, the Hôtel Les Armoiries is a nice place to stay. It's in the old part of the village of Valbonne, right on the main square, with bars, restaurants, and markets to choose from as soon as you walk out your door. The building is a fully-restored 17th century house. It's not a large hotel (16 rooms in total, but they do have a lift). The rooms range from small but decent to more luxurious. Like most of the region prices aren't cheap, but it's a good central base for exploring the Côte d'Azur.