Saturday, 1 December 2012
Amsterdam Tripadvisor - Top 5 Hidden Gem Luxury Hotels in the South of France
Thee hidden gems. . . There are some independent luxury hotels which deserve special mention, if you travel to the South of France and fancy a change, however. As a rule the 4 Star Luxe rating (there is no 5 star rating in France) guarantees the best of conditions, comfort and service and, luxury hotels in France generally manage to be the perfect blend of style. The South of France boasts a variety fabulous accommodation.
Each one of these boutique hotels in France offer superb service and an unforgettable stay in one of the most beautiful regions of Europe. Here are the top 5 hidden gems in the South of the country.
Provence domain des Grages du Bosquet, 5.
Then this is the South of France luxury hotel for you, relaxing by the pool and being surrounded typical Provence flora, if your idea of bliss is warm sunshine. Pines and acacias, lavender, the surroundings feature olive trees. Mostly three bedroom accommodations, it's made up of several independent buildings. This beautiful stone-built hamlet has been converted into a peaceful guesthouse, tucked away at the end of a secluded lane.
Nimes jardin Secrets, 4.
A perfect way to recharge and enjoy the fantastic sights of Nimes. And the hotel even boasts a recently-opened spa, the beautiful outdoor swimming pool is an oasis of serenity, that is if you ever manage to pull yourself away - the 14 rooms are all crammed with character. The centre of Nimes is actually just a 10 minute walk away, peaceful feel, despite its secluded. Antiques and traditional roll-top baths, you are treated to furnishings and decorations more closely associated with 18th-Century France with ornate beds, however, inside. It would be easy to think you had taken a wrong turn; ade, hidden behind rows of olive trees and with a red clay faç. The first thing you'll notice upon approaching Jardin Secrets is its resemblance to a Tuscan villa rather than an independent luxury hotel.
Saint Tropez villa Marie, 3.
Look no further, if you're looking for the high-life with a charming twist. It's an adult fairyland. . . Gardens and spa, the restaurant, the owners of this South of France villa have personalised all 38 bedrooms. Shops and market, brasseries, you get wonderful views of the Bay of Pampelonne and are in close proximity to the colourful village of Saint Tropez with its famous bars, located in the hillside village of Ramatuelle. The Villa Marie in Saint Tropez really is something out of the ordinary, technically not a luxury hotel but a private villa in the south of France.
Camargue le Sambuc, hotel Le Mas de Peint, 2.
Superb. This boutique hotel in the South of France is cosy and welcoming with the owners treating each guest as an old friend and the food is traditional Provencal. Bicycle or stunning horses, you'll spend hours taking in the sights - whether on foot, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. Beautiful and unique surroundings of the Camargue, the Hotel Le Mas de Peint offers a very warm welcome and is ideal for exploring the calm, in the very heart of Camargue. It doesn't get much more idyllic than this luxury hotel in France.
Menerbes hotel La Bastide de Marie, 1.
One of the finest luxury hotels in the South of France. Chef prepares brilliant food with local ingredients, lastly (and certainly not least). La Bastide de Marie really is a great way to get the best out of Provence's beautiful countryside, aperitifs and home-made wines available throughout the day, with cakes. An outdoor swimming pool and terraces to hide away on, with 15 hectares of vineyards. Book with us well in advance to guarantee availability, with only 16 rooms. The Hotel La Bastide de Marie is a hidden gem of an independent luxury hotel in every possible sense, tucked away at the foot of Menerbes - one of France's most beautiful villages - and surrounded by its own vineyard!
Bon voyage! If you are planning a trip to the south of France in a boutique hotel (or a luxury villa) you can't go wrong by consulting this list.
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