Well designed, very friendly owners, excellent breakfast sitting on the terrace by pool.

This hotel is a true 3 stars, extremely clean, beautiful pool, fantastic breakfast.

We had breakfast here 2 times and enjoyed it very much.

It was a 20 minute walk up the steep footpaths into the beautiful town with its plentiful & very good restaurants (booking advised).

There was plenty of choice for the tasty continental breakfast.

Lovely relaxing breakfasts outside on the patio as well as keeping us supplied with refreshments while relaxing by the pool.

Because we were in Fayance for an international tournament which started early in the morning, the hotel changed the breakfast hours to accommodate the guests/competitors.

We opted for breakfast which was extra and good value.

Welcoming and attentive hosts, elegant swimming pool, comfortable rooms and excellent breakfast make this an admirable base for exploring this beautiful region.

The breakfast was good, and the coffee was amazing, I had like 4 cups.

The reption was very friendly, the room very clean, the breakfast good -all in all value for money -  a really good place to stay.

Breakfast in the morning was a very unhurried & tasty experience.

Ample choice at breakfast served by the terrace starts the day.

Relaxing week end in this lovely Hotel in the heart of the Var!you will enjoy the swimming pool and a nice little bottle of rosé wine on the terrace!the owners are kind and smiling as wel,  and the breakfast was really a superb moment.

Breakfast is great, wide choice of cheese, pastries, meats etc.

Having stayed here quite a few times, the hotel is nice, very clean and offers a decent breakfast.

A nice buffet breakfast, served with a smile and very good coffee is the perfect beginning of a glorious day in Provence.

The Hotel Les Oliviers is near these landmarks: Grotte de Saint-Cézaire, Grotte de Baume Obscure, Golf du Château de Taulane, Musee de L'Artillerie, Musee de la Liberation, Rocher de Roquebrune, Jardin Bonaparte, Plage la Raguette, Les Jardins du MIP, Musee d'Art Classique de Mougins, Eglise St-Jacques-le-Majeur, Eglise St Pons, Le Mur des Amoureux de Peynet, Cascade du Saut du Loup, Sentier de la Vallee de la Brague, Chapelle Notre Dame du Roc, Route des Cretes La Palud, Paca Adventure, Val Ranch, Venet Foundation, Rhone American Cemetery and Memorial, Cueillette du Rocher, Colgan's Brewery, Les Bateaux de Saint-Raphaël, Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur  Calern, Chapelle de Notre-Dame de Vie, Musee Bonnard, Eglise Sainte-Philomene, Eglise Saint Pierre du Brusc, L.A GALERIE.

Now as I said, if you look for luxury and spa etc .. it is not for you

Les Oliviers is not luxury, it is better!

They gave great advice on the best places to visit, fabulous restaurants, best routes to travel.

He also suggested a route to take the next morning that took us on a beautifully scenic route.

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The pool is lovely and heated to about 27 degrees, breakfast is excellent with a range of  homemade jams   and the location is quiet and peaceful

The hosts were welcoming, and breakfast in the morning was delicious.

Breakfast is lovely and Jackie and Louis are happy to chat and help you to improve your french!

Very welcoming hosts who looked after all our needs and served a wonderful breakfast.

The rooms are extremely comfortable/clean, the swimming pool area is delightful, breakfast was amazing and our stay with them was one of the best we've experienced on our many travels.

An excellent breakfast is served in the huge dining room of the house.

Great breakfast with also salty food (love it) which is pretty rare in France.

The breakfast on the terrace or in the breakfast room is a delightful experience, typical Provencal

Super rooms, brilliant vies, nice hosts and fantastic breakfast.

Breakfast was really fantastic - it felt like Jackie and Louis went to great lengths to make it really special, including the most fantastic homemade pumpkin jam.

The room was beautiful and clean, the facilities were great, breakfast was plentiful.

A lovely home made breakfast is a great start to the day on the scenic terrace.

The views from the property are fabulous and we enjoyed a lovely breakfast on the terrace looking over the fabulous scenery.

As other guests have commented, the breakfasts sitting on the pretty terrace were delightful and something to look forward to each morning.

More like a country house than a bed and breakfast.

Excellent hosts, good breakfasts and our room with a terrace (worth the extra cost) was very comfortable.

The breakfasts were excellent, with a selection of meats and cheeses, croissants and breads with home-made jams (6 different varieties), fresh fruit salad and yoghurt, and an egg quiche or other home-made delicacy each day.

The Mas de la Coste is near these landmarks: Grotte de Saint-Cézaire, Grotte de Baume Obscure, Golf du Château de Taulane, Musee de L'Artillerie, Musee de la Liberation, Rocher de Roquebrune, Les Jardins du MIP, Plage la Raguette, Jardin Bonaparte, Musee d'Art Classique de Mougins, Eglise St-Jacques-le-Majeur, Eglise St Pons, Le Mur des Amoureux de Peynet, Cascade du Saut du Loup, Chapelle Notre Dame du Roc, Sentier de la Vallee de la Brague, Route des Cretes La Palud, Paca Adventure, Val Ranch, Venet Foundation, Rhone American Cemetery and Memorial, Cueillette du Rocher, Colgan's Brewery, Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur  Calern, Les Bateaux de Saint-Raphaël, Chapelle de Notre-Dame de Vie, Eglise Saint Pierre du Brusc, Musee Bonnard, Eglise Sainte-Philomene, L.A GALERIE.

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For breakfast she asked us what we wanted and prepared also scrambled eggs for us.

Bronwen is lovely and was always there to help, breakfast was delicious and every little detail was thought to perfection.

The breakfasts were tasty and relaxing on the deck overlooking the gardens.

There is a nice garden, great swimming pool and the breakfast is fantastic.

Delicious breakfast served on lovely terrace overlooking picturesque gardens & swimming pool.

The setting, the rooms, the breakfast all were just perfect and the pool an added bonus.

The staff did everything to make us feel at home including "a la cart" breakfast.

Breakfast was delicious with everything you could want, served either in the room or in the large, bright dining area which had big windows overlooking the sumptuous gardens.

We had breakfast in the morning on the main terrace and it is worthwhile staying here just for breakfast alone - scrumptious !!

Very peaceful and quiet location yet within easy reach of all the area has to offer, Rooms are comfortable and well equipped (we slept so well) and breakfast on the terrace a Provencal dream; highlight must be the pool.

Delicious breakfast served on picturesque terrace overlooking beautiful gardens & pool
Seillans is nearby which is a medieval village - voted on of France's most beautiful villages.

Rooms lovely and chic, pool was great and breakfast every morning on the terrace was a real treat.

The breakfasts were a delight and the pool is fantastic.

but friendly hosting lovely breakfast served in room (or terrace) with ample coffee :).

Each morning we enjoyed a good breakfast and the coffee was more than excellent!

Perfect for a stay in the South of France, Rob and Bronwyn are friendly,  hospitable  and do great breakfasts.

We had delicious breakfasts on the terrace every morning, and whilst we were only there for 4 days we are already planning our next visit.

I'm allergic to dairy (cow's milk) products, and they got me goat's cheese for breakfast, which I really appreciated.

Good: We loved everything about this hotel, the gentleness of the owner, the lovely room (our was Lavender), the garden, the friendly dog.

A calming and peaceful garden, with a lovely swimming pool in beautiful greenery.

Rooms are spacious, cozy a feature large doors overlooking the charming gardens.

Each room has its own terrace overlooking the beautiful garden and there is a strong smell of lavender throughout the property.

The room has its own terrace overlooking the beautiful gardens.

The rooms come with their own private terrasse wuth a view of lush garden and pool plus a discrete scent of lavender.

A warm welcome to a delightful residence with spotless fully self contained rooms, swimming pool, beautiful garden and home cooked food.

A pot of tea was followed by a delicious supper with eggs from their chickens and salad from the garden.

The room was very comfortable, we had doors leading onto our own separate patio with views over the lovely garden and swimming pool.

The rooms were beautifully decorated, the pool was fantastic and I spent every morning enjoying croissants on the terrace over looking the gardens.

Breakfast is wonderful, and was offered on the beautiful terrace overlooking the garden.

The pool was immaculate, landscape and decoration from a fairy tale.

It was wonderful relaxing by the pool after a exploring the hilltop villages and swim in the lake.

Although we didn't use the outdoor pool (in November), the pool area was exceptional with a large terrace around the pool.

All this provided you can tear yourself away from the pleasures of the beautiful pool !

Rooms are clean, linens crispy white and soft - and the pool is amazing.

If you enjoy peace and tranquility, homelike atmosphere, company of a lovely dog, an outdoor pool and excellent food this is the choice.

The rooms were charming (each with a small terrace), and had we had more time, we would definitely have enjoyed the pool.

The rooms were beautifully decorated and the pool was lovely.

Spacious, comfortable rooms are set in peaceful, quiet location.

Maison des Lavandes is set in a glorious peaceful location surrounded on the horizon by the wooded hills of the Provence countryside.

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Food in the restaurant was delicious as always; good social distancing.

The ambience is warm and comfortable, the service is excellent and attentive and the food delicious.

They coped brilliantly, Excellent food, very generous wine, the best cheese trolley we've seen in France outside Paris [so many places no longer do cheese], delicious desserts and all the waiters were friendly, helpful and smiling.

Breakfast was excellent with all you could want from a French breakfast.

Most importantly, the food was scrumptious.

An extensive cheese board was a highlight of the already delicious meal.

This being said it's a delicious meal to behold

The buffet  breakfast was excellent and the staff again very attentive.

An amuse bouche, a crab starter and delicious sea bream followed by crème brûlée and then petit fours.

Good thing is the food was delicious, service just perfect as well .

Stand out dishes for me were the rabbit terrine and the steak tartar - which were both delicious.

Breakfast comprised a wide selectionof food and was good value, recommended.

Efficient yet convenient rooms, we slept well, had a very good breakfast and are ready to continue our tour.

We had a wonderful stay making the one night into two full days, starting with poolside lunch, evening dinner, great buffet breakfast next morning and lunch.

Breakfast could not be faulted, the yoghurt is the best I have ever tasted, there was fresh juice, pastries, bread, cheese, meat and great coffee.

The restaurant is of high standard, the food delicious, the service excellent (this comes of course at a price).

Attentive staff, individual rooms full of character & charm, beautiful views.

You could tell the room was newly decorated

Hotel - room was lovely - sunny and charming - bit shabby chic.

The building itself is a converted mill and they have decorated it with great taste using as many parts of the mill as possible.

Sitting beneath Fayence with a lovely view up to the town from the gardens, this restaurant is packed with charm and character.

The building is steeped in history with a small Roman aquaduct running through it and the room we were in was spacious and beautifully decorated.

Superb food and that was just the menu of the day, excellent service, great ambience and very reasonably priced.

The welcome and service was stylish and friendly.

It was a barmy hot evening and they had moved the dining all outside and it had a wonderful ambience to it.

Set in the countryside on the outskirts of Fayence this is a lovingly restored flour and olive mill.

The interior restaurant is very elegant and comfortable.

The water which ran the mill was conveyed by aqueduct supported upon  stone arches that are still intact, and nowadays forms an historic architectural feature dominating the well tended grounds.

From the canapés and apperetifs through to the cheese and desserts each course was exquisite.

but had a fabulous dinner on the terrace  (with the thunder rumbling around but only a few drops of fat rain.)

The garden terrace, where we dined on a lovely warm day, was well shaded by parasols and had a lovely view looking up towards the village.

The outside space is charming - a large terrace covered with large umbrellas,

A table had been reserved for us on the terrace for dinner here we spent a most enjoyable evening beneath the stars.

Ours, ‘Roustide’ was described as one of their best because it had an outside terrace

They each have their own special attribute, whether it’s the large balcony on the Roustide room that gives you view all around Fayence, or the Tabatiere room that has its own terrace to sit out on and relax.

For lunch there is a poolside restaurant, as well as the main outside terrace, serving good mid day fare including barbecue.

- served on the quiet sun drenched terrace.

but very nice with a lovely private terrace.

Cuisine is very good and especially enjoyable when dining on the terrace, which is usually possible.

but the food was excellent and gourmet, the wines very good and really was exceptional.

We had the set lunch menu - very reasonably priced, local wine and we were very impressed.

Accompanied by a lovely Rosé wine this was a perfect lunch in a wonderful setting.

We have used this restaurant over many years and consider the current chef to be amongst the best they have had.The dining is in the garden,however in inclement weather the dining room is in keeping with the beautiful old building.the food is French International with a varied menu excellently prepared and presented.The wine list is well balanced and like the food reasonably priced.Be prepared to pay €80 per head if including pre drinks, and  wine and four courses.

The food, wine, service and attention were all very good.

A glass of local white wine and a demi of red Pampelonne (excellent) and an Irish coffee (ok) not cheap,

We all opted for the fixed price menu choosing a variety of dishes between us coupled with the house rose wine.

During the winter months an extremely good value luncheon is served with a large glass wine included for €20.00
For large gatherings this offers the ideal venue for wedding parties for example.

The interior of the restaurant is charming and the menu - food and wine - excellent!

The food served was in season, of gastronomic quality and presentation and the wine to go with was from a large and varied menu.

I have never been disappointed, the food is always beautifully prepared and presented and there is a wide range of wines available, including some great locals.

It is an, 'oldie worldie,' property and jewel in the Feyence wine region near Nice and Cannes on the south coast of France.

The less expensive menu at €32 is good value for money considering the décor and standing of the place and the house wine at €22 is normal, and indeed reasonable, for this type of establishment.

The house wine at 28 euros is very acceptable.

Dinner was fabulous and I mean everything about it: the surroundings, food, wine and service.

The dinners (extra cost) are a gourmet delight with an extensive wine list and impecable service.

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Amazing stay in this cosy boutique hotel, staff is very welcoming, fantastic breakfast and nice and very clean rooms, dinner at their restaurant was sensational with Nicolas and Julie always going out of their way to make everything happen, we will be back soon, thanks for a lovely stay :)

Breakfast offers a really substantial choice.

The breakfast could have provided more fresh fruits.

but were greeted by the resident dog and a handwritten note, just perfect :) the room was super cosy and clean, the breakfast was just amazing (not a lot of options but everything was delicious) and you can even have it outside under the sunrise light.

I started with snails which I like very much and have had elsewhere this year in delicious sauces.

The breakfast offered a wide enough selection, all very nicely presented.

but the buffet was wonderful with fresh fruit salad, pastries and home made specialities.

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We had dinner and breakfast on the cozy patio just infront of the hotel.

The food just cannot be beaten; they always use fresh produce and seasonal ingredients.

Enjoy breakfast on the terrace on this wonderful place like it used to be maybe centuries ago.

Elegant, immaculately clean bathrooms and bountiful breakfasts to linger over on the terrace until lunchtime.

Breakfast was excellent and taken outside as we had glorious weather.

The food in the restaurant was delicious (some overcooked lamb aside) and the staff were generally very friendly.

The breakfast buffet is excellent and well stocked with great produce.

The next morning, breakfast was served outside again.

Breakfast by the fountain was delicious as a redeeming factor.

There was a very good buffet breakfast round the fountan when the weather was fine.

Dinner was good with interesting flavours and the breakfast buffet extremely good.

Beds are very good; 15 euros for breakfast is probably not worth it

Fabulous as always, Hotel des Deux Rocs is a wonderful quirky hotel full of character in the heart of Seillans, in the most beautiful picturesque setting.

In the evenings, lighted garlands hung amidst the trees provide a warm and convivial atmosphere for its diners.

Set in a pretty historical perched village, the hotel is quirky and the setting idyllic.

but if you want individually styled rooms with attention to detail "shabby chic" stylie, great service, a superb location and food to die for, which is seasonal and lovingly prepared, then you'll need to travel far and wide to find better than Les Deux Rocs.

It is a very very old historic hotel filled with antique sedan chairs, artwork, and the tile floors are gorgeous with Esher-like designs and an enormous front door.

The decor is stunning, truly romantic french design.

The restaurant is very busy any day of the week and it is typically the French style : eating pretty late and spending two+ hours at the table.

Individual rooms are quirky and very comfortable.

but it all adds to the ambiance 

Menu simple with 5/6 choices on each course 

Food is always tasty and well presented

Good value for money and staff always friendly and helpful 

Would recommend whole heartedly

but if you like wallpapers with lots of patterns, sloping floors and quirky details this is for you!

but very tastefully decorated and recently renovated.

As darkness fell subtle lighting added to the real 'special occasion' atmosphere - recommend this outdoor eating venue whole heartedly.

The hotel is nice and in classical French style.

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The hotel is in a nice old building and everything is decorated with style.

The hotel is beautifully and tastefully decorated, the owners have clearly spent a lot of time choosing lovely pieces of furniture for the rooms.

The hotel is an old 16th century building, with all the charm that entails,

Excellent location, extremely friendly and casual staff, great restaurant, quiet and warm, parking available, very comfortable beds, close to the Max Ernst gallary and other exhibits, off the beaten trap, at least in May

- and the restaurant was very good indeed.

We also eat here regularly and don't hesitate to recommend the restaurant to our guests at Le Mas Des Romarins in nearby Fayence.

but the small restaurant was arguably the best food we had in three weeks traveling in southern France.

In September this year we went for a meal in the restaurant.

Apart from that  I have to say that the receptionist and the waitress at the restaurant have been very good and helpful and that the restaurant also is quite good.

Great restaurant and super ambience and located in a super spot.

Very kind staff, beautiful place snd great food make every visit unforgettable.

So nice to come back after four years and find the food is better than ever.

We ate both nights at the restaurant and the food was absolutely superb.

We have also visited the restaurant i november just before closing for the winter.

We ate here as a party of four in this beautiful old hotel at the top of the village.

We started with the Burrata, Escargots and salad, with Dorade, Duck and Souris D'Agneau as  our main course.

Mon Dieu, quelle blague, mais quel restaurant!

but the rooms are small and poorly lit with worn fabrics and broken furniture.

The rooms are tiny and unfortunately not airconditioned so it was rather hot in the middle of July.

but the rooms are admittedly small, this is not a problem if you will be sightseeing during the day but when we returned the third time with our baby the room was really too small, so I would recommend if you are bringing children to definitely pay for ‘Superior Confort Double Room’ or a level above.

The bed was the same size and the room just a tiny bit smaller

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