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Easy parking outside in parade of shops. Close to nature walk and lake - restaurants nearby were not open (Wednesday) so we walked for 30 mins to nearby town Vollonne for evening meal.

The hotel itself is lovely, nice design and very beautiful building. We booked the last available room which is the apartment. I’d describe it as a 3* room in a 4* hotel. The square footage is huge but there is paint damage everywhere, bathroom and toilet are very dated, air conditioning was old and struggling to cool such a large space at the top of the building. It comes with a basic kitchen but no cutlery, utensils or cooking goods. The gym is very basic with one broken crosstrainer and a few freeweights. The pool area is pleasant but small and gets quite a bit of shade. The only proactive member of staff we encountered came to check on us towards the end of the day and offered us drinks which was nice. It’s not overly expensive but I don’t think I’d stay here again

Fantastic stay at amazing property . Lovely room with outside courtyard with bbq. Perfect pool

Truly the most beautiful hotel we have stayed at. Room was well appointed, incredible finishes and comfortable. The property was so quiet and peaceful. Staff were attentive and helpful. Highly recommend. They upgraded us to a suite from a deluxe double. Our view was breathtaking and the same was vast. What a treat!

The property is in need of renovation, towels were very old and disintegrating, breakfast was good, but very slow service ,need more staff, I was surprised of the property condition considering it is five star. Will not recommend it. The location is great to explore Provence.

Gorgeous property - stunning! Blend of old and new. Could do better with service in the bistro. Was an effort to get attention. Beautiful grounds, lovely architecture. Convenient for Montpelier.

Nous avons particulièrement apprécié l’accès à la plage, et le fait que la climatisation fonctionnait très bien.

We have stayed in enough Best Western hotels in Europe now that we have joined their rewards program. Rather than being cookie cutter hotels, we have found many fascinating, unique historic properties. This was the actual mansion where my ancestors met with, and likely spent nights with le Marquis de Baume! Our room was spacious, and the front desk was quickly responsive when we thought a light fixture was broken. They cheerfully offered to move us, but we decided to stay to enjoy the nice bathtub. And then we accidentally discovered how to turn the light on. The front desk girl (sorry, forgot her name) was sweet and helpful. The dining and breakfast rooms were outstandingly beautiful historic spaces. It's the most beautiful staircase I've ever seen! The elevator and A/C were also greatly appreciated. The only drawback was parking. A common problem in European cities. My husband was told that the lot was just at the end of the street, but he said it was actually a mile away, so I don't know if he just missed the intended parking lot, so perhaps a little map to hand out would be helpful.