Le Prieure

"Beautiful ambiance, Michelin-starred dinner a bonus."

Maison Albar Hotels L’Imperator

"The hotel has a great location and offers valet parking. The reception staff were very friendly and provided many suggestions for exploring Nime."

Boutique Hôtel des Remparts & Spa

"Fantastic! Most probably one of the nicest hotels we’ve stayed in. The location is brilliant (couldn’t be better for a visit to the walled city). Rooms were fab and really peaceful. The staff were most excellent, as was Petrus the spaniel. Tip: If you have mobility issues check which room you are in before you go as I don’t believe there is a lift. We absolutely loved it."

Margaret - Hôtel Chouleur

"Such a lovely, classy hotel! Our family room was huge and comfortable, the bathroom luxurious, with such nice Diptyque bath products. The staff was welcoming and friendly, especially the woman at breakfast the next morning. The breakfast was excellent, as well as dinner at restaurant Gigi. The staff at Gigi were also especially nice and helpful. Unfortunately Rouge was closed the day we were there, otherwise we would have liked to try it. Perhaps for our next stay in Nîmes (which would also definitely be at this hotel!)."

Ibis Nîmes Ouest

"The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable."

Hotel Restaurant le Gardon - Pont du Gard

"Very good stay"

Les Jardins du Canal Piscine Chauffée

"Very disappointed in this hotel. Booked superior room and given a standard room. Whether issue was Trip. Com or hotel unsure but not well handled by local management. Told superior room available for 2nd night but was not given on 2nd night. Room had damp smell and mould in bathroom shower. No hot water which we were advised was a plumbing issue over our 2 days. Offered complimentary breakfast. Sadly spoiled our visit to Aigues Morte. Compensation was given by Trip.com who were very proactive in trying to sort. Hotel management only procrastinated that it wasn’t their responsibility."

Château de l'insolas

"Over recent months, my family and I have travelled repeatedly between London and Avignon while my mother has been gravely ill in hospital. We have now stayed at Château L’Insolas three times: my wife coming and going as work allowed, my mother-in-law remaining throughout. What began as a practical base during an exceptionally difficult period quickly became something far more meaningful, a place of quiet refuge that we returned to with genuine relief each time. I have spent thirty years in hospitality, much of it at the very upper end of the industry, and I do not offer praise of this kind lightly. Château L’Insolas is not, by definition, a full-service hotel, nor does it pretend to be. And yet the level of care, warmth, and attentiveness shown here stands honest comparison with the finest properties I have ever stayed in, anywhere. That is overwhelmingly down to Kenzo, who manages the property with remarkable grace and instinctive hospitality, and to his mother, whose work as housekeeper is carried out with quiet pride and unfailing generosity of spirit. Together with the wider team, they have anticipated needs we had not even voiced, absorbed unusual and shifting schedules without a flicker of inconvenience, and shown the kind of human kindness that simply cannot be trained. On more than one occasion their thoughtfulness lifted what had otherwise been a very heavy day. Credit must equally go to the owner, Jean-Marc Robert, whose vision in creating this property is, quite simply, inspired. The setting on the edge of Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, one of the most charming and historically rich villages in Provence, is faultless, and every detail of the château speaks of considered, intelligent design and genuine love for the craft. To Kenzo, his mother, the wider team, and Monsieur Robert: thank you. You have made an impossibly difficult chapter in our lives bearable, and at moments, unexpectedly beautiful. We will return in happier circumstances, and we will continue recommending Château L’Insolas, without hesitation, to anyone fortunate enough to be heading to this corner of France."

Residhotel Résidence Pont du Gard

"Super, we really loved, the person at the reception was very kind to us. The room was spacious and very pleasant"

Château de Pondres

"The arrival driveway is very bumpy, there's no space to park or unload luggage, the guest parking is in the park without clear signage, finally the reception allowed us to use the nearby disabled parking, but it was already very busy even though the clientele was very small. Due to the few guests, the breakfast offered must be ordered the day before and is always charged at 19 euros! The room is adequate, the bathroom is not as large as expected, with a sink and a shower, and the toilet is not separate. For a 4-star hotel... No refrigerator and no coffee machine, but a kettle with Nescafé pods. The daily housekeeping could be improved, especially for the bathroom. So, the services are not up to the expected standard...very disappointed. Even if we book during the off-peak season, we deserve better, at least the high-season service. We did not have breakfast or dinner at the Canopée restaurant because it was closed two of the three evenings we were there."

Le Clos des Aramons

Le Vieux Castillon

"Beautiful hotel for a very relaxing break. Room was very nice and comfortable. Breakfast was good with a nice selection. Staff very friendly and helpful. We ate in the hotel restaurant one evening and we were disappointed. Food was good but portions were so small. Wine was very good. We left the restaurant still hungry and we do not have large appetites Overall we enjoyed our stay."