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"every thing in .the hotel servce rooms staff excellent"

"Staff and restaurant were excellent. Friendly, accommodating, and delicious food. We had a wonderful stay and experience. "

"Interesting property. Remote and quiet. The bed was a bit hard and the pillows limited and worn, but the outdoors was unique. Restful and quiet. We never saw anyone. Not lux, but rustic. "

"The room was in a great condition and the breakfast ($$) was very nice with personal touches. I loved the free parking. "

"My room smell really bad when I walked it, moldy and lots of humidity. I turned the AC on immediately and by time I came back from dinner was hoping it was gone but the actual AC was very old and bad smell was coming out of it I have to turned it off. Is a shame bse the property is nice but the rooms need a makeover for sure! "

"This property was perfect for our holiday. It provided peace and quiet and was only approx 1-2 hour drive to main attraction locations, ie St Tropez, Toulon etc. The house has everything you will need; pool, cooking facilities, barbecue etc. The layout of the house is unique; one of the bedrooms is downstairs and is accessed either from outside the property or via the veranda (which can be locked), but it worked well for us."

"A great villa. Swimming pool is large and clean. Everything you need is provided and is of a good standard. Air con is effective and in all rooms. There are two supermarkets very close by, 10 minutes away. We ventured to Cannes, Marseille and Nice. Draguignan train station is nearby and does direct trains to all major towns and is reasonably priced if you want a break from the car. We had a lovely stay. "

" Overall we had a pleasant stay — the campsite is clean and the facilities are good for families. However, we were quite surprised by a strange and outdated rule at the swimming pool: men are only allowed to wear tight-fitting swimwear, such as briefs or tight boxers. Regular swim shorts (including sport brands like Adidas, etc.) are not allowed. This rule supposedly exists for "hygiene" reasons, but it is applied only to men, which feels arbitrary and even discriminatory. Women are free to wear whatever swimwear they like, including ones they've used elsewhere. It would have been helpful to clearly state this rule during the booking process, as many guests were unaware and had to buy new swimwear just to access the pool. I hope the management will reconsider this policy or at least ensure equal and fair standards for all guests in the future "