This inn is located in an incredible part of Southern France, has nice gardens and an excellent spa and restaurant, but the hotel operation is second rate. The rooms are expensive and not worth the price. The interiors and furniture are tired and warn, they are not properly cleaned nor otherwise maintained, and the bath amenities are so meager that... More

The location is fantastic and the hotel looks nice. But for almost 2900 EUR for 4 nights I simply expect top notch service and attention to detail. We stayed in a suite, the website clearly states that all suites include a separate sitting room, however our suite did not include a separate sitting room??? On our second day the room... More

We stayed for 2 nights at the Cabro D'Or for a wedding - the wedding party was held there too. The wedding was fabulous. The hotel is a disaster. We paid 345 euros per night for the room. For that, you would expect something rather wonderful. The room was never cleaned, the solitary water bottle never replenished, the extortionate mini-bar... More

We had an excellent room rate for a thee night stay. We has a small suite which was very pleasant. If I paid the rack rate I'd want to have one which faces the front of the building, ours was a little gloomy and no view to speak of but we were out and about most of the day. The... More

Very small and dark rooms with zero soundproof, trainee stuff who pores full glasses of wine up to the rims, in what is supposed to be michelin star restaurant, super slow breakfast. Huge disappointment.

I cannot fault this hotel, it exceeds all expectations. The position is breathtaking and the windy roads that culminate in this beautiful place are akin to a wonderful piece of art or music. The food is imaginative and extremely delicious. The pool is lovely. I could have stayed here for weeks! Watch out though, there is a premium to paid... More

We stayed two nights at La Cabro d'Or. We very much enjoyed our stay. We had a deluxe room which had a very large modern bathroom and a very comfortable bed. The gardens of the hotel are lovely and the restaurant deserves the Michelin star that it holds. Although the accomodation was a little expensive, we had a lovely stay.

We stayed at this lovely property for only one night while driving around Provence. The most striking feature was the size of the room (#46). It was the biggest we've stayed in Provence. There was no balcony or a terrace, but the view over the front garden made up for it partly. Beside being spacious, the room was clean, bright... More

Like a previous reviewer I will start with the pro's : lovely location, and my husband had a cooking class which he loved (although it was all in French and I was told it would also be in English), the Sunday lunch prepared in part by the class was excellent, better than the evening meal we had the night before.... More