Tge village is wonderful, and the hotel is right in the middle. But we didn't find the good atmosphere you expect from a weekend in provence. they lost the room key (keys are always accessible to anyone passing by!!), and we had to wait long before getting the room. But it could not have been a big problem if well... More

This small family run hotel is the only one of two that lies intra muros of St Paul de Vence. The other one is a 4 or 5 Star, so if you want to stay inside the village and did not just inherite money, this is it. Staying here requires a skill for creative parking, readiness to climb a lot... More

We were a bit worried after reading the reviews of this hotel, when we turned up early may for a week end stay at hostellerie Les Remparts, but it soon turned out, that we had no reason for any worries at all. From the moment we turned up, to the moment we left, we felt welcome and we had an... More

Stayed last weekend in the Rose room, strange that there was no one on reception to meet you on arrival. We had to call a mobile number and they hen gave us the entrance code, in the reception here was an eve lope with our room key - v much help yourself! We parked at the saint Claire car park... More

We enjoyed our stay here. There was a great view from the room. The rooms look pretty, but could do with some improvements. The hotel is a bit shabby and old fashioned. The bathroom was small and just about adequate - I got water all over the floor from the shower. There is no elevator. The price was reasonable compared... More

I am a huge fan of St Paul de Vence, you love it or hate it, I have been there many many times and regularly return to this little gem of a restaurant, cant vouch for the bedrooms, but take a look at some of the food..Yummy and not too expensive. Service is well French, but once I said some... More

My boyfriend and I arrived in St. Paul de Vence around 8:30pm, it was dark and I felt like I was in a fairy tale! The hotel is right in the middle of the town, and our Lilas room had a beautiful view over the entire valley. The decor wasn't luxurious, but so charming with the little columns, whimiscal curtains,... More

Maybe this kind of place is okay when you're a student or something. It is definitely reasonably priced, and a great location, if you want to stay in the town (which I don't think I'd do again - too touristed up, and it totally shuts down at night, except for a handful of over-priced restaurants), but it is shabby to... More

We arrived in the evening without a reservation. Even though the travel book states that rooms range from 39E to 91E, we were charged 85E for a room on the street rather than viewing the valley. This is considered low season. There is no air conditioning, hence you must leave the window open. The noise from the small street continued... More