Le Mas Candille

"Very good stay! The hotel is very beautiful and looks like a charming little village! Our room was spacious and quiet, very comfortable since we were with a baby under 1 year old. Upon our arrival, the crib was ready, and there was even a suitable bath towel. The breakfast was magnificent, with a lot of choices at the buffet and à la carte, and high-quality products (not industrial). Lunch by the pool and dinner with the beautiful sunset were also excellent - just a little too expensive for my taste, especially for lunch. For example, we had asked for a small dish of plain pasta for our baby's dinner, which was billed to us at 16e for a small bowl, which I also found excessive in price! There are several pools at the hotel, including a family one - it was very crowded during the day, and the space is not very large, but we came in the late afternoon, which was better. My massage at the SPA was perfect - a real moment of relaxation, with a very talented practitioner!! I will not hesitate to recommend this hotel to my loved ones."

"I had the opportunity to have a treatment at the spa, a back massage and scalp massage with Estelle; it was a suspended moment. The place is sublime, and the young man at the pool was very attentive. The spa and the teams are warm, which makes the moment even more special. I had an excellent time that I will not forget. Thanks to the entire spa team!"

"I had high hopes for this boutique hotel. Unfortunately it didn't quite hit the mark that they aspire to online and in the Instagram nonsense. The hotel is beautiful. The interior design is wonderful, absolutely 1st class. A masterpiece of interior design pretty much everywhere you go. Beautiful gardens and grounds. The big let down was the spa. For these prices and the Clarins badge, the spa is way off the mark. We felt awkward on arrival and not really made to feel welcome. I've been to much better spas in the UK that are not pimping themselves as 5 star. My wife had a full body massage which was ok but lacked any special care. The quiet space had dirty glasses, used plates and other noisy couples, it felt more like a bar area than a spa. Steam room had a foul odur and not pleasant. The lady on spa reception made us feel a bit unwanted and annoyed that we asked things like where do we changed or where do we go next. I guess I was expecting a premier level of care and the reality fell very far short. Sat by the spa pool, there are some laminated menus with a minimal selection of drinks but no one around in 2 hours to take an order, ask if we needed anything. Sunbeds stained and a bit tatty. Hotel room was gorgeous but again lacked attention to detail. We had two twin beds pushed together creating an uncomfortable ridge between us. No milk for coffee. Plagued by mosquitos if you open the door. Comfortable and well designed just didn't deliver the 5 star. Evening dinner was nice, no complaints. Breakfast was another let down. Brought wrong coffees, buffet was pretty minimal and not what you'd expect. Slightly odd that you get charged for breakfast extras. Want avacodo with your eggs? Thats another 12 euros, very odd. It was ok I guess just not hitting a 5 star mark. Small selection of fruit, meat and cheese. My wife had scrambled eggs which were not pleasant. All in all, this is not a 5 star service. The aspirational 1930s art deco and the location cannot be relied upon to charge high prices without the promised care and attention you would expect. Its nice but I've had much better service and quality of facilities in far cheaper establishments. It is however the south of France, its going to be expensive and slightly underwhelming. Compare this to the Newt in the UK, which is a comparable cost, they are worlds apart in terms of service, maintenance of facilities and care of guests."