Beautiful views in a stunning location. The staff were very accommodating. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious. Unique experience to stay in a historic Chateau.
Beautiful views in a stunning location. The staff were very accommodating. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious. Unique experience to stay in a historic Chateau.
Laura
Reviewed September 8, 2026Reviewed September 8, 2026
Our hosts were lovely and the stay very pleasant. It was not a private getaway as we had anticipated, however. Our hosts were friendly, but almost always there. We enjoyed the dinner offered as a guest at their family table with the other guests and it was difficult to communicate.
Our hosts were lovely and the stay very pleasant. It was not a private getaway as we had anticipated, however. Our hosts were friendly, but almost always there. We enjoyed the dinner offered as a guest at their family table with the other guests and it was difficult to communicate.
It‘s a beautiful little hotel with comfort and Charme. The rooms are very nice, well equipped and modern. The staff is just extraordinary. The hotel has a paradise like garden where we had our breakfast.
The restaurant is a real Gourmet Restaurant that is just amazing. The best food we had since a long time.
All in all this hotel is a little jewel!
It‘s a beautiful little hotel with comfort and Charme. The rooms are very nice, well equipped and modern. The staff is just extraordinary. The hotel has a paradise like garden where we had our breakfast.
The restaurant is a real Gourmet Restaurant that is just amazing. The best food we had since a long time.
All in all this hotel is a little jewel!
Great place to spend a night
Very clean and calm!
The Personal very nice, helpful and welcoming.
If I pass by another time will stay few days and enjoy the region
Great place to spend a night
Very clean and calm!
The Personal very nice, helpful and welcoming.
If I pass by another time will stay few days and enjoy the region
The "Mazarin" Hotel was a very pleasant surprise. We expected difficulties due to its location on a narrow mediaeval street, but getting there was easy and parking, while tight, was also acceptable. With the car safely put away, we explored what the hotel had to offer. There is no elevator - instead very many stately stairs. If you have luggage, a lot of luggage, that might be a problem. Well, it wasn't. Before we knew it, the receptionists joined forces and brought everything up. After this...
The "Mazarin" Hotel was a very pleasant surprise. We expected difficulties due to its location on a narrow mediaeval street, but getting there was easy and parking, while tight, was also acceptable. With the car safely put away, we explored what the hotel had to offer. There is no elevator - instead very many stately stairs. If you have luggage, a lot of luggage, that might be a problem. Well, it wasn't. Before we knew it, the receptionists joined forces and brought everything up. After this...
This hotel was the highlight of our Provence trip. The owner and the staff couldn’t have been more attentive. They are generous on their servings. The location of the hotel is perfec for both local and for day trips. There’s a map on the wall with recommend place for those like us who do road trips. We stayed 3 nights and wanted to stay longer. We felt part of the family! The breakfast served is extra but economic and overflowing and a delicious way to start the day. Cookies and tea in the...
This hotel was the highlight of our Provence trip. The owner and the staff couldn’t have been more attentive. They are generous on their servings. The location of the hotel is perfec for both local and for day trips. There’s a map on the wall with recommend place for those like us who do road trips. We stayed 3 nights and wanted to stay longer. We felt part of the family! The breakfast served is extra but economic and overflowing and a delicious way to start the day. Cookies and tea in the...
A charming tiny home. We had a great stay and were happy to find some basics for cooking: olive oil, salt, and good enough appliances. It was overall a great experience, kind of unique. But the place could have been cleaner (shower not 100%) and the linens are not pretty (like they are in the hotel.com pics!)
A charming tiny home. We had a great stay and were happy to find some basics for cooking: olive oil, salt, and good enough appliances. It was overall a great experience, kind of unique. But the place could have been cleaner (shower not 100%) and the linens are not pretty (like they are in the hotel.com pics!)
florence
Reviewed September 1, 2025Reviewed September 1, 2025
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