Hotels met restaurant in Port Grimaud

'Beautiful hotel with a nice view and delicious breakfast. Bonus - Sunday brunch with a live music. This location is remote from the crowd but with only 15-20 min drive to st. Tropez. Don’t forget your sport gear. You can have a wonderful light hike in easy terrain. Also there is outdoor crossfit friendly gym and there is a tennis court as well, not sure if you can booked via hotel or it’s a private one. Hotel offers all for the quiet vacation. Definitely planning to come back. Highly recommended'

'Mooie kamer met privé-zwembad, zeer vriendelijk personeel, prijzig maar uitgebreid ontbijtbuffet'

'This is a nice property in a quiet corner of St Tropez, about a 5 minute drive from the old port. It’s also good value for money, especially in the shoulder season. Only slight drawbacks were interior acoustics of the building mean you can hear every room door banging shut and cleaning staff in the morning. Also, I found the breakfast options a bit unremarkable. It was OK…and the price is reasonable by St Trop standards. Very few hot options…Just all a bit average. Anyway, overall, recommended!'

'Not clean, smelled weird. The hand towel was dirty to the point where it was stiff. Not their fault, but on top of this faul smell coming from the room, I was having allergies from all the plants, trees, and dirt outside. I let them know we were unable to stay here and wanted a refund. They acted very understanding and said they were able to refund us if we dispute it with our credit card company. We trusted them and they lied to our face. Today my credit card company said they replied saying...

'The property and room were very clean. The king bed was very comfortable. Housekeeping replenished still and sparkling water when I consumed the first two bottles. The front desk were very helpful with directions. The hotel was just 5 to 15 minutes walk to every shop, restaurant, or venue that I wanted to visit with my family.'

'Nice midsize hotel for a short stay. One of the reasons to book the hotel was the picture of the poolbeds wit cushions. Dissapointing was that the cushions were not there.'