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"I received a warm welcome and was delighted by my room and the grounds. Very picturesque. It was a bit too cold to use the outdoor swimming pool but it looked very tempting. The air conditioning unit in my room though switched off made weird noises through the night. It would have been nice to have a bottle of water in my room on arrival. "

"Great place for family"

"An easy 2 minute drive to the parking for St. Paul De Vence, so the location is ideal for those looking to be near the ancient village. I do wish they provided more offerings in their dining space, which is a lovely solarium type room overlooking a beautiful grove. It seems only to be open for those who opt in to breakfast, and isn't used or available any other time of day. I am a light breakfast eater, and so 18 euro was too pricey for me to eat, and thus required me to bring in some fruit and...

"What an amazing time we had at La Grande Bastide. All aspects of our stay were fabulous but by far the biggest asset the hotel possesses is its wonderful staff - from Virginia on reception to Sacha who drove us to St Paul in the super 2CV. We will definitely be returning in the future."

"This place is wonderful and very charming!!"

"Best hotel I’ve stayed in. Thank you"

"I could not have asked for a better experience. Most people travel to this village for a day trip but I recommend getting a room here and enjoying the hotel restaurant. You have so much more time to really soak in the charm of this village. It was absolutely amazing. "

"The rooms were charming and beautifully decorated. We really enjoyed looking out over the pool from our balcony with a cup of coffee after breakfast, which was absolutely delicious! The pool area was also well appointed with sun loungers and umbrellas, perfect for relaxing during the heat of the day. It is a short, easy walk from the hotel to Saint Paul de Vence, a stunning fortress, now teeming with gourmet restaurants, shops and art galleries. We loved walking along the former rampart walls...