Salon-de-Provence Hotels

We could not get inside the hotel. We arrived late after a late flight, had great difficulty finding the hotel,, and then could not find a way through the gates. We tried for an hour to get in. In the end we had to go to ibis. Very unsatisfactory and infuriating when we were exhausted. The next morning the hotel staff was rude when I complained about not getting in. We would not consider any of your hotels again.

At this price its a great option

The staff on reception were very helpful and the breakfast was good. Shower cubicle is small but at least the toilet is in the room and not down the hall like other budget hotels.

You get what you pay: if you take the cheapest hotel, it is cheap. Just a regular French motel anyway. Bad smell in toilet, too soft bed.

Absolutely nothing! I'm sure there are trenches better suited for living! You may actually like this place if you have previously been locked up in a South American prison. I can't believe I actually paid 41 euros to stay in this poor excuse for an accommodation. Why is there such a lack of decent, well priced places to stay in France. For this price you can get a decent 3 or 4 star accommodation in other parts of Europe. Please save your money and sleep in the car, or if traveling by foot you'll feel better sleeping on the streets (you'll be 41 euros better off!).

Central location in Salon de Provence. Parking was only extra at 6 euros at nearby carpark but 5 eurs per day cheaper than the normal rate. Continental breakfast was excellent value served by the firendly host. Air conditioninng. No lift for older people but not a major problem. good for touring Aix, Avignon or Arles areas. Room decor and bedding was a bit tired and needed freshening up - room was a but stuffy. Town of Salon is pretty sleepy.

Location Room was not comfortable. Lacked the quality that was expected.

great staff

Position of the hotel is fantastic because You are always in the near of everything. Especially if You are in Salon-de-Provence for festival is very worth to have this advantage. The hotel owner was so proud of the fact that he does not speak any other language beside of French.

excellent location friendly owner street-front room quite noisy bed too small (but it's a french problem...)

We wanted a base for exploring the area - somewhere with a choice of restaurants nearby. Rather old fashioned - room small

The interaction with the staff was excellent. Very nice people. The locaion of the hotel is also very good, both as regards Salon de Provence and Provence as a region. Everything in the hotel and rooms was old and a bit smelly. There was no door at the bathroom and for one of the rooms the toillette was downstaris. We stayed in the annex building, in the courtyard.The bad sheets were very old and colourless; did not feel comfortable sleeping on them. There is no air conditioning.

Ideally located in the centre of a small town, the owners were extremely helpful, providing maps, books and giving excellent recommendations of restaurants, places to visit etc. Breakfast in a pleasant courtyard was good. We stayed in the family room which was in a separate annexe and would definitely be described as budget!

The lady of Dutch descent who checked us in o the Sunday was very helpful and professional. The French guy on the day shift should not be in the service industry

someone there to welcome us at 9.45, despite it being due to close at 9pm difficult to find in the dark- went three times around the town's one way system

Excellent city-centre location, mostly-friendly and helpful staff, clean albeit small rooms. Very basic accommodations (I'd rate it a 1 star), no lift, no air conditioning in most rooms, and small breakfast (inexpensive, but very limited).

I would recommend this heaven of peace to anyone who wants to relax in Provence and enjoy a different way of life for a while. Breakfast is a little bit basic, so we prepared it ourselves in the kitchenette of our room.

The hotel was on walking distance from the citycenter of Greoux. It was a great place to take trips to different cities & areas. The rooms were very simple, but compared to other hotels in the area, good value for money. The breakfast was not very extensive and there were not a lot of facilities, like a bar or restaurant.

location, and facilities with very nice people poor weather, but can not blame the hotel for that

Quietness and relaxing atmosphere

The staff at Lou Paradou could not have been any nicer. Such great people who really aim to make your stay comfortable and happy. The hotel is incredibly basic and lives up to its two star rating. It's nothing special but it is clean.

Room was very small and the bathroom was even smaller.

This hotel was clean but still had an extremely stale smell. The cleaning staff seemed to be doing a good job for the property they were faced with. This was an extremely depressing hotel. The room was not well-lit, was extremely small, and had very few amenities. The bathroom was also very small and the shower got at least half the bathroom floor wet when used. Although there was a heater and a thermostat, we could not make it work. There were no extra pillows and no extra blanket and both which were on the bed were very small.The one staff person we encountered was nice enough but spoke only French and, unlike other persons we met in Provence, did not attempt to understand what we were saying. Anyone who stays here should be aware that they will not be able to communicate at all unless they speak French. We have a couple of languages so we are almost always ok in other countries

Easy to locate. Clean and comfortable accomadation. Breakfast was better than most budget priced hotels.

Excellent position for touring Provence. The owner does not speak English, but neither do many people in the region (and why should they). This forced me to try to improve my French. Good value for what you pay.

Nothing Did not have internet as advertised, though that it was 3 star and was somewhere between 1 and 2