It was ok, we were there for 2 days and wanted a relaxing break. The village is quaint with a few nice restaurants and village feel. The hotel was nice but the welcome put us on the wrong foot, we almost felt like we weren’t welcome. I let my partner do the liasing after that, we didn’t go to the restaurants or spa and spent most of the day away from the hotel so can’t comment on those aspects.

A well positioned, well maintained, characterful property within yards of beautiful views. A range of restaurants on the doorstep. Easy parking in a separate car park within a couple of hundred metres although slope and stairs are steep with cases so recommend dropping of first. Regrettably someone rammed our car and didn’t leave any details and car park has no cameras, none of this was the hotels fault and they did their best to be as helpful as they could. We ate in the bistro which was a little disappointing. Breakfast in the hotel was good. Overall a very enjoyable stay.

Everything about this hotel was a relaxing oasis. The spa is fantastic, I would highly recommend going down and getting a massage. The room was absolutely perfect and adorable. The front desk staff was extremely friendly and even with some language barrier at times, I would absolutely stay again.

1-star Michelin restaurant lived up to expectations. Low-season room rate was very reasonable, picturesque medieval village. As expected in an older European building, rooms were small.

Great hotel! They had a friendly front desk staff that assisted with anything you might need (and spoke English). Hotel is small and very homey feeling. It has a spa, pool, and several great restaurants in the adjoining buildings. It also had it's own parking lot a quick walk away and provided specific instructions for entry. Our room was extremely comfortable and clean with beautiful views of the surrounding vineyards. A great location to walk around La Cadiere-d'Azur and/or use as a home base to explore Provence.

Great hotel! They had a friendly front desk staff that assisted with anything you might need (and spoke English). Hotel is small and very homey feeling. It has a spa, pool, and several great restaurants in the adjoining buildings. It also had its own parking lot a quick walk away and provided specific instructions for entry. Our room was extremely comfortable and clean with beautiful views of the surrounding vineyards. A great location to walk around La Cadiere-dAzur and/or use as a home base to explore Provence.

We had a lovely stay in a room with two twin beds. The hotel was quiet, clean and well-staffed. I would definitely stay again.

This boutique hotel is five star! Charming in every way. Extremely clean and well run by extraordinary staff that cater to your every need. Spa was small but very nice. The real treat was the hotel restaurant. A one star Michelin rated restaurant that was the best food we had in all of France.

This was our second stay at the Hostellerie Bérard. The setting is absolutely breathtaking, the staff is most welcoming. A great experience all around.

Lovely place. The room we were given was too small to put our bags down. One person had to sit on the bed for the other to walk to the window or the bathroom. No room this small should be selling at the price we paid; we requested a larger room, and were offered one for 60% more.

Amazing overall experience. The town has breathtaking views and really feels untouched by time. If you're looking for an authentic French experience, this is it. Not many people spoke English besides the hotel receptionist, and the menus were all French, but everyone was very kind and we managed without any problem. This hotel is the best in the area and has two incredible, well renowned restaurants attached. The gastro was closed during our stay (Monday's and Tuesday's) but we tried the bistro and it was great, with a beautiful view. The pool, courtyard and spa were very clean and relaxing. Only critiques were that the shower was tough to operate and it flooded our bathroom. AC was a bit tricky as well. Also, the service entrance was right below our window and woke us in the morning. Very minor in the grand scheme and we would highly recommend this place to anyone!

Amazing overall experience. The town has breathtaking views and really feels untouched by time. If youre looking for an authentic French experience, this is it. Not many people spoke English besides the hotel receptionist, and the menus were all French, but everyone was very kind and we managed without any problem. This hotel is the best in the area and has two incredible, well renowned restaurants attached. The gastro was closed during our stay (Mondays and Tuesdays) but we tried the bistro and it was great, with a beautiful view. The pool, courtyard and spa were very clean and relaxing. Only critiques were that the shower was tough to operate and it flooded our bathroom. AC was a bit tricky as well. Also, the service entrance was right below our window and woke us in the morning. Very minor in the grand scheme and we would highly recommend this place to anyone!

Beautiful double aspect rooms with views, secure parking, friendly receptionist, stunning village- our return stay and likely our regular choice in the area. It's a small quiet village with very few eateries yet there is a gastronomic restaurant and brasserie in the hotel a great cave serving wine and light meals opposite the hotel, a small pizzeria, a bakery, a bar and a restaurant at the end of the village street. So, if you are there for a few days there is more than ample choice.

Beautiful double aspect rooms with views, secure parking, friendly receptionist, stunning village- our return stay and likely our regular choice in the area. Its a small quiet village with very few eateries yet there is a gastronomic restaurant and brasserie in the hotel a great cave serving wine and light meals opposite the hotel, a small pizzeria, a bakery, a bar and a restaurant at the end of the village street. So, if you are there for a few days there is more than ample choice.

We enjoyed our stay at the hotel. The staff were very friendly. The food we had in the bistro was excellent.

I was racing in a 24 hour race at nearby Paul Ricard. My partner found the spa and was quite happy, whilst I popped back and forth as driving duties allowed. Friendly staff and SUPERB cuisine in both restaurants. Probably the best I have ever eaten in France.

Friendly staff who made you very welcome. The hotel is in a great central location with beautiful views. The hotel menu was rather expensive however.

We thought the hotel was lovely, slightly overpriced for what it was offering. Breakfast we thought was expensive at €22 per person for a tiny hotel in a small village. We would expect to pay that in a European city. I also felt that charging €37 for use of the spa was crazy. My overall instinct was that they were only interested in the cash generation per client rather than offering the user a fantastic experience. On the hole we liked the hotel very much and would probably stay there again if we were in the area, but I don't think we would head back especially.

This is a beautiful place to stay. Spacious clean, great view from our room, just above the swimming pool. Excellent restaurant/Bistro. La Cadiere is a wonderful little village.

Enjoyed our stay especially the pool, restaurants around the area

Enjoyed our stay especially the pool, restaurants around the area

For my wife and I it was a return to both the Hotel and beautiful village of La Cadiere DÁzur. We found the hotel considerably improved in both comfort and standard. Perfect for those seeking peace and tranquility in a comfortable environment with the benefit of a superb 1 star Michelin restaurant.

A fantastic hotel with friendly helpful staff nothing was too much trouble. The room was smaller than expected but had a balcony and was decorated in the style of Provence. A family run hotel and the only on in La Cadiere D'Azur but clearly the pride of both. I would recommend this hotel but beware there are steps.

Small charming hotel/ very old village.

Fantastic place, but you need a long time and plenty of cash to enjoy this beautiful hotel to the max.

My husband and I spend three nights at the end of June and enjoyed eveyr minute of our stay at the Hostellerie. It's a collection of houses in a wondeful village on a hilltop a few kilometers from the coast. The view from our room were absolutely fantastic!! It's very reasonable priced and you can't beat the location among the Bandol vineyards - easy access to everything!