Beautiful gardens, lovely location, stunning historical central building and contemporary garden suites…a really individual experience - a little like an Originals Hotel Chateau in France - not a 5 star hotel in the usual sense, but something rather different.

No milk for coffee in rooms, ran out of croissants at breakfast when only 4 rooms booked, dreadful hairdryer, no bar or signposting to service during day when at pool out of season. Had a real issue on day 1 with lunch. Asked for a snack - sandwich etc…ended up in restaurant with maitre d’ expecting us to have full several course meal. Had to be quite blunt to sort! Very little English spoken.

Anna from the pool is great, she will get "life" done😀 honestly every member of staff is great. The choclat souffle is magic in the restaurant, the location is great for exploring the region and the surroundings here are magical. We will come back for sure!

Everything is fantastic

Excellent staff

This is absolutely not a five star hotel. No elevator for instance. The room is being cleaned just once a day . Breakfast is just ok not brilliant . Vey average. The room price is double than other hotels with style around without justification.

It's a beautiful oasis the staff is very welcoming and efficient grounds and pool are amazing. The rooms are big, clean and comfortable. We had a bungalow with private garden and a hot tub - excellent value for money highly recommended

Excellent conditions of room, garden and pool. The restaurant is amazing!!!

The hotel was near St Tropez so we didn't expect that it should be cheap. The staff was friendly and the hotel near to St Tropez (between St Tropez and St Maxime) The swimming pool was very nice. The pool beds were comfortable with pillows and the swimmingpool was big and good temperature. The breakfast was good, only the coffee was much too strong but the buffet was very large, choise enough. Next to the hotel we could find a beach with sand.

The rooms were stuffy and humid. We had the impressions that it were former lofts wich were rebuilt to hotel rooms. Because it was so stuffy we opened the windows in the middle of the night but there was so much traffic around that it was too noisy.

Friendly staff and beautiful garden / park in which the hotel is located. Toiletries by RITUALS.

Breakfast was very basic for a 5 star hotel, not adequate! Dust on sideboards in breakfast room. Hot milk was served on the buffet out of a hot water boiler (very weird for a 5 star hotel!) which had a totally dirty filter - disgusting. Chamomile tea was ordered through room service and arrived lukewarm in the room ... not a 5 star experience. The room, called a Queen Room, was very basic for a 5 star Queen Room (furniture, decoration, etc.) ... In total we paid 299 EUR which is definitely too much for the experience we got. Will not return to this hotel.

Large rooms and good breakfast

Heating was dysfunctional and the room was very cold, despite front desk assistance to get some heat. The bath tub in the room needed resealing and showed the area to be dirty. Cobwebs in the corner of the room (2) indicates cleaning to be sub standard. Inter room noise was above average. Oh did I mention there was no hotel evening meals on offer, so had to drive 12km for a pizza….

Lovely historical building in beautiful grounds. Great pool although could do with a clean (and the part with massage spouts apparently not functioning). Very close to nature and the mountains. Clean, spacious room

Although staff were pleasant enough overall, when you’ve stayed at five-star hotels in other countries around the world, the reluctant/no can do attitude of staff here and at hotels in Catalonia/Spain in general is always a little surprising. After being told “that’s not possible” when I told reception we’d like to have dinner in the restaurant but weren’t sure exactly what time, I was told “ok it’s booked” only to find there was no booking when we arrived at the restaurant in the evening and so got the worst table. Not very satisfactory. Very quiet village (except for the nonstop barking dogs, also near the hotel)… and no other restaurant options, so you either have to eat at the (very nice) Michelin restaurant at the hotel or drive to Tortosa to eat out. Breakfast was fine, not sure it’s five star quality though.