Find 3 Star Hotels in Saint-Paul-Trois-Chateaux from SAR 234

"Located in a light-industrial/commercial district 1.5 km outside the quiet but picturesque old village Saint-Laurent-des-Arbres. Don't expect to go strolling, but a good base for day-trips into Provence (you will need a car). The hotels is modern, a bit arty. Could use a few easy chairs to offset the stylish but noisy dining chairs. Adequate breakfast, but no lunch or dinner service. "

"We were greeted by a friendly and professional young lady. The hotel was exellent and close to town. The parking was a let down. Breakfast was splendid and tasty."

"Excellent central location, clean, comfortable, properly working AC, breakfast buffet and restaurant open all day, even late for an after-concert meal when other places are closed. The management is very friendly and helpful. I will return when I’m in the area again."

"This was our second stay here. Very nicely renovated old building. Spacious parking, friendly staff. Room was very nice, good walk in shower. Breakfast was good, although there are other options close by. Overall, good value, pleasant stay. "

"Great value, nice breakfast, friendly, courtesy and helpful staff. "

"Super"

"This was a great place for a last minute night in Orange. Staff is very friendly. "

"Professionally run establishment, with minimal fuss. Fantastic restaurant onsite - indulge in some delicious food and wine, then roll out to your well-sized and appointed room 👌"

"Very welcoming and friendly staff. Great food. Very comfortable beds and clean room."

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"Excellent experience. New hotel that is clean and modern. The owner really seeks to please. Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed due to staff shortages but they recommended a restaurant nearby. Breakfast was high quality and good value with lots of local ingredients. "

"Room was clean and very comfortable and the whole hotel gave a good impression. Continental breakfast (€15pp) was very good. Parking is in the hotel forecourt (which doubled as a boules area!) The old village of Vacquerays is worth a quick look, an unexpected delight"