Les Rosées

Everything was perfect, so perfect we kept extending our stay The structure is super charming, welcoming and effortlessly chic … and so are its owner and staff! They’ll truly make you feel home. In addition to that, Les Rosees is strategically close to many places of interest of that region (Mougins, Cannes, Antibes, etc) yet immersed in the Provençal tranquillity. It was my second time there and I’m already looking forward to return again!

Highly overrated – consider other options before booking. Cons: -Breakfast not included – an additional expense that adds up quickly. -Pool unusable – the water is green and looks unclean. -Lack of basic toiletries – conditioner, body lotion, and other essentials aren’t provided. The shampoo comes in a glass bottle, which seems dangerous in a slippery shower. -Safe not provided in a timely manner – had to wait over 24 hours to receive one. -Poor air conditioning coverage – AC is only available in the rooms. Common areas have open windows and doors, leading to a buildup of biting bugs. -Low-quality amenities – pillows and towels are of poor quality, making for an uncomfortable stay. -Leaky shower – added to the inconvenience of an already disappointing bathroom setup. Pros: -Friendly staff – some of the employees are warm, helpful, and offer great restaurant recommendations. -Beautiful surroundings – the property itself is quite pretty. While the owner is polite and seems committed to running a green, eco-friendly hotel, it feels more like a cost-cutting approach than a genuinely sustainable effort. Having stayed at other green hotels, this one falls short on comfort and service.

Room dirty and stink, air conditioning not work. Pool water green, bad smell, only 4 sundbed at pool. so many Mosquitos everywhere... staff no help. i tell when chrck out, no sorry but tell us go. dont come here for holiday.... very sad......

It is one of the best small hotels we ever visited. Exceptionally good restaurant. Wonderful swimming pool. Excellent location. Nice people. Charging the electric or hybrid car for free. Exclusive design of rooms territory. Truly romantic atmosphere.

I stayed there with my family in June. The place was really welcoming . We especially enjoyed the food and the relaxing time by the pool and how close we were to the village . It was my first time in France and a great opportunity to experience a new country. Hopefully we will return next year !

This is a very pretty, charming and rustic guest house. The rooms were comfortable and stylishly decorated, the food good, and the welcome from the owner and staff was very friendly. We enjoyed our stay - it was super peaceful and most unlike typical larger more ‘polished’ luxury hotels. Breakfast was tasty if a little limited.

Very disappointing due to the lack of quality, hygiene and inhospitable service from the owner, Kilperick. The bed had a yellow stain, various types of hair and didn’t appear freshly made. There was a layer of dust on the surfaces including the coffee cups, inside the cupboards, and dead insects lay by the window. Neither the bathroom door nor the terrace door closed properly, the door handle to the terrace actually fell off so we couldn’t lock it. There was a mouldy smell in the room and the towels were moist and frankly disgusting. Our room was directly behind the reception area and despite the owner’s assurance that it would be quiet, it was incredibly noisy as we heard guests checking in/out and staff moving dishes. Breakfast was another letdown. Kilpernick spoke of a wholesome buffet along the bar but what we found was a small table of food that looked like leftovers with an ant trail to the bread. There was a power outage shortly after arrival which was poorly handled. Our room didn’t get much daylight so it was extremely dark and we weren’t offered any torches or candles. It was nearly impossible to get ready for dinner and once we returned the power was back but the air-conditioning failed throughout the night. All of this led us to checking out after the first night. We explained the situation to the receptionist, who told us she wasn’t allowed to deal with the situation and we should call Kliperick, which we did. Despite a long phone call where we agreed to resolve the matter amicably and find a compromise offering to pay for two nights rather than four, we were immediately charged the full amount. In conclusion, the hotel failed to meet basic standards of cleanliness, comfort, and hospitality with regards to the price charged - €450 per night. The sense of neglect and the dismissive attitude towards guests’ concerns made this a very unpleasant experience.