Hotel Les Bories & Spa

pour la 6ième fois depuis 1984!... toujours magnifique silencieux top malgré de gamins mal élevés!

des gamins mal élevés!

Petit couac sur le changement des serviettes le 2eme soir de notre séjour. Seul les tapis de sol ont été changé alors que d’autres serviettes avaient été déposées dans la baignoire. Nous avons appelé l’accueil vers 22h pour nous apporter de nouvelles serviettes. Ils sont arrivés plus de 30’ après l’appel alors qu’il nous avait été indiqué 10’ Pour le reste, tout était parfait

Emplacement de l'hôtel parfait au milieu de champs de lavandes, des oliviers...confort des chambres, équipements de qualité, mobilier dans les espaces communs très confortables, goûter délicieux et petit déjeuner exceptionnel.

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This was the hotel we had placed our highest expectations on during our summer trip, and yet it left us completely disappointed. Our booking as SLH Club members was utterly disregarded—not just in terms of the upgrade (understandably impossible since the hotel was full), but because there was no form of welcome at all. Not even the simplest gesture, like a simple cookie in the room or a basic glass of water upon arrival. Check-in was in French, handled by a young receptionist who struggled both with my modest French (my fault) and with her broken English (her fault). We were then escorted to our junior suite, which unfortunately was located directly behind reception, opening onto a busy corridor, with its entrance in full view from the lobby. Inside, the furnishings felt dated, while the bed was covered with decorative pillows and throws that looked rather dusty. Very few outlets were available to charge our phones, and the ones that existed were poorly placed. The small separate bathroom where the WC was located (the typical French layout) looked more like a 1950s pay-per-night hospital toilet—a sort of old sanatorium atmosphere. For a supposed five-star, the first impression was entirely negative. Thankfully, valet parking and luggage service provided by the agile and kind Ismahel seemed to be the only reliable aspect. Moving on to breakfast, things went from bad to worse: low-quality products and a service that was far from up to standard. Waiting times were long and inexplicable, coffee was surprisingly served by hand without saucer or spoon, and tables for four were set only for two, with chairs awkwardly placed where no setting had been arranged. To make things worse, no à la carte menu was available—an absence that felt surprising, if not disappointing, for a supposed five-star hotel. After experiencing breakfast service, we decided not to risk dining at the restaurant in the evening—despite its very attractive location. It felt like a scene from a quirky French comedy film—but with no reason to laugh. It’s a real pity, because the location is beautiful, with well-kept gardens and a large, well-positioned pool. However, with no service at the pool, it was hard to tell if the towels left on the loungers were abandoned or deliberately reserved. In short, three nights that were far from luxurious. Quite the opposite. This is a hotel that must have enjoyed better days in the past, but today—I definitely wouldn’t return.

Belle découverte, nous avons été bien reçu. Nous avons passé un bon séjour. Belle hotel

Haut niveau Restaurant jardin piscine

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Comme chaque année, séjour très agréable avec un accès aux magnifiques piscines intérieure et extérieure. Personnel très professionnel. Literie à revoir.