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Beautifully clean rooms. Well situated to walk into the town. Great parking. The host communicated well with us.

Bonjour The Desirade seems like a place for French people travelling within France, but if you are from elsewhere you can discover this little gem too. The owners speak French so it was good that I brushed up on my French so that we could communicate a little bit. My husband and I went for our honeymoon and it was perfect for this. It was quiet and peaceful. We made use of the pool almost every day. We liked some of the details like the board games and leaflets about local activities. We wanted...

It was refreshing to be in a hotel that provides a more personal and responsive service rather than the more bland approach of many 'chains. For the first time on a trip to France I did not have my car and the location of the hotel did limit what I could do. Having said that the staff provided good information about local bus services and I managed a hike in the Calanque national park and seeing 2 of the beautiful calanques close to the hotel. I also visited Cassis on the bus, and Aix en...

Really nice hotel, highly recommend. Great location from the old port and other areas of the city.

Brilliant location. Small room but great view of the port from our balcony. Staff were super helpful and accommodating. Lovely rooftop bar - be sure to book before!

Charming little hotel in central Cassis ! Perfect spot to discover the town but also the sea side ! Can be a bit too busy in July and August, so recommending to book at the right time as June or September for a better experience in this beautiful part of the South of France !

very clean, very competent aircon in the summer

Highly recommend - we really enjoyed our stay here. Reasonably priced and very clean. Only criticism is we thought the breakfast was too expensive for what you got. But didn’t impact our stay at all.

The hotel is wonderful, bed and rooms are very comfortable not big rooms but well designed, good aircon with good shower. Be aware parking in Cassias takes a bit of planning, the car parks are not right in the centre of the town. The centre of the town is pedestrian only. Suitcases would need to be dropped close to hotel and then go park the car. the hotel has no elevator and there are stairs from the street to the reception- so suitcases must be carried up&down. The staff are very helpful and...

A very well presented hotel in an excellent location walkable to the lovely port of Sanary. Stayed as a family of 4 (children ages 10 & 12), pool area is great, air con throughout which was much needed, plentiful breakfast and very comfy beds. Sanary in the evening is a fantastic place for a family, lovely market stalls, live music and a huge range of restaurants. A really beautiful French coastal town to visit. A quality hotel in the heart of this area, would highly recommend.

Our second stay at La Residence and we love the place. The views from the rooms across the Old Port are just stunning - we slept with the curtains open so we could take in the view from bed! The rooms are large and comfortable, likewise the bathrooms. Not luxurious exactly but all one needs is there, and the decor is fun and idiosyncratic.

Perfect for curcuit location

Beautiful hotel situated overlooking Bandol harbour on one side and the bay and beach on the other. There are excellent spa facilities as well as indoor and outdoor heated pools. The staff are very helpful and speak English as well as French. I would definitely stay here again and would recommend to others.

Residhome Marseille is a lovely new & modern hotel in a quiet street in La Joliette but well situated with just a 10-15 minute walk to the old port & shops. In the opposite direction a few minutes walk takes you to Le Docks Village & Les Terrasses Du Port indoor shopping centre. The Metro, bus & tram services are all nearby with very regular service. A short bus ride takes you up to the Notre Dame De La Garde with fantastic views of the city & a lovely restaurant & the old streets of Le Panier...