Saint-Paul-de-Vence Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Nice

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

"This is an excellent hotel to stay in when visiting St Paul. The reception is so welcoming and helpful I would recommend this hotel highly"

"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...

"Hotel Le Saint Paul is the epitome of great hospitality. We thank the staff for making us feel welcome, comfortable, and valued. Our stay was truly an exceptional experience. "

"La Grande Bastide is a beautiful first class hotel. Our room was clean and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend this hotel. "

"We loved our stay at Orion Treehouse. It's such a beautiful place with everything you need for a relaxing stay. We really appreciated that it's a small site, has beautiful grounds, stunning individual tree houses and a gorgeous natural pool. It's unique. We came without a car so good to note that there are no shops within walking distance but you can get food delivered no problem."

"We had a bit of a tough experience. The staff was very nice, however the experience was all around hard. We booked because it had free parking & free breakfast, however the parking is over a 5 min walk to the hotel (and another 3 flights up to the room with no elevator). Lord help you if you have heavy luggage or an injury. We learned this after trying to follow Google maps and nearly getting our car stuck in the small streets of the walking-only town. The room itself was nice, but the AC...

"Excellent place to stay. We had a 'self-catering' apartment at La Maison aux Bonsais. The sign on the door says 'Guest House'. The owner Luc (and his son Michael) were very welcoming. When we arrived the fridge and pantry were well provided, basically giving us breakfast for our five day stay (with a short walk to the nearby boulangerie). The house is within a walled ancient village. There is parking available for guests and residents of the village. The owner's son met us at the security...