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"Amazing setting and property especially for the value "

"It was a beautiful Chateaux and a very relaxing stay with great food."

"The hotel is just off the road entering Uzes"

"Nice hostellerie, well located, pleasant staff"

"La chambre était très propre"

"Very good small hotel!!!"

"The property was a large 2 story home converted to a BNB on approximately 10 acres with an outdoor pool. Each room has beautiful spaces with bathroom and a private entrances. You can share the living room, dining room, kitchen and patio. Host will also make you a dinner of your choice for a small fee. You feel very welcome. One of our best travel experiences. "

"Nickel Chrome"

"Very clean . Safe and secure.Nice breakfast offering . "

"Lovely courtyard and very nice breakfast. Rooms are a little dated and the off street parking is really tight. Nice place and would stay again "

"Great hotel!!"

"Absolutely fantastic, highly recommended. "

"Lovely boutique style hotel, in very friendly village, good restaurant close by. The staff were very helpful, nothing too much trouble. Would recommend if travelling in the area."

"Excellent host"

"Located in a light-industrial/commercial district 1.5 km outside the quiet but picturesque old village Saint-Laurent-des-Arbres. Don't expect to go strolling, but a good base for day-trips into Provence (you will need a car). The hotels is modern, a bit arty. Could use a few easy chairs to offset the stylish but noisy dining chairs. Adequate breakfast, but no lunch or dinner service. "

"My wife and I loved staying at this property. The staff was lovely and welcoming, and the grounds were beautiful and refreshing. It is also in a great location to explore the region. "

"The perfect place to stay. The owners were very accommodating and the chef cooked our most delicious dinner in France. A must visit. "

"Leen and Frank were greats hosts and really tried to make us feel at home. Beautiful house, beautiful area but is a little quiet if you are looking for nightlife. Trips to the Camp de Caesar, the Pont du Garde, Avignon highly recommended, vineyards abound, pity we are not wine lovers."