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Great value hotels in the South of France
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Hotel du Levant
Cap D'antibes, Cote D'azur, France
Although somewhat dated and in need of renovations, this 'attractive, comfortable' hotel still offers lots of charm, and 'helpful staff. Good value in an expensive area.'
Auberge de la Tour
Valros, Provence, France
In two buildings, separated by a garden with a swimming pool, is M. and Mme Grasset's 'relatively modern' Logis de France, popular with golfers.
Hotel Charembeau
Forcalquier, Provence, France
Tastefully converted by its owners Sandra and André Berger, this group of 18th-century stone farm buildings is now an inexpensive B&B hotel.
Hotel Saint-Jean
Orange, Provence, France
Near the Roman theatre, at the foot of St-Eutrope hill is this 17th-century coaching inn, now a pink and green-shuttered two-star B&B with 'welcoming' owner/manager, Alain Bennejean
Auberge de Reillanne
Reillanne, Provence, France
This 'beautifully refurbished' old bastide is located within walking distance of the ancient fortified village of Reillanne.
Auberge de Carcarille
Gordes, Provence, France
Informally run by the Rambaud family is this stylish inn located in a 'pleasing stone building' set back from the road, in 'fairly spacious' grounds with olive and almond trees and a vineyard.
Le Bosquet
Pegomas, Cote D'azur, France
Between Cannes and Grasse, on the edge of a village in mimosa country, this informal and 'convivial' holiday hotel, long popular with readers, is owned and run by Chantal Cattet and her son.
There's a romance to the South of France, from the impeccable style and the movie magic to the golden beaches and azure waters. Whatever your dream destination, it's hard to beat, from Cap D'Antibes to Valros and Forcalquier, there are B&Bs, inns and fortified villages that inspire the senses and feed the soul. For those seeking tranquility and a sense of home, try an informal inn on the edge of a village in mimosa country. Or perhaps a retreat amongst the olive groves and vineyards of Provence is more your style. Step into sunshine and glamour overlooking the Plage de la Garoupe near Antibes or walk along ancient streets at a refurbished old bastide peppered with artefacts from the proprietor's travels around the world. Stylish 18th-century farm buildings give France's bed and breakfasts their own unique character. Meanwhile, brightly painted shutters and proximity to a Roman theatre turn a 17th-century coaching inn into a distinctly French and uplifting experience.
