For this hotel I have very average feelings.The hotel located in the center of Trets.They renovate the outer space.Actually the renovation needs to be done internally.The rooms are very very old and not so carefully.There are scratches and cracks in floors and walls.The furitures and the bathroom was ald too. The owners of the hotel are very nice and friendly... More

The hotel was really nice. We especially enjoyed the hint of lavendar essence in the fan; a welcome touch after a day of sightseeing. The front desk people were very friendly and welcoming. Dinner in the village was nice - and a nice winery outside of town. The room was small, but it was perfectly fine for us. The building... More

This Hotel is the right place for anyone touring the Provence on their own and trying to avoid mass tourism,. This is a very well kept, welcoming, inexpensive, and authentic hotel in the very centre of a village which someone here noted is "dead". It isn't dead, rather, it is not overrun by tourists, but a normal village where people... More

We stayed at this hotel for two nights in early May 2011 and found it well placed for Aix-en-Provence and the coast near Marseilles and Cassis. You receive a warm and helpful welcome; the owner printed out a sheet of local places to eat as we asked where was good. There is plenty of free parking in Trets and you... More

The hotel is very well kept. It is clean quiet and affordable. The staff were incredibly patient with me and my limited knowledge of Francais. The manager and his family were extremely helpful and kind for my entire stay. They made the stay in Trets feel like home. I would recommend this hotel as an excellent place to stay. The... More

This is a nice clean hotel. But it is not 15 mins from Aix (as the boss will tell you in his welcome email). It is 45 mins, motorway, hairpin bends and then a dirt track away. Trets itself is almost devoid of interest. Not that small villages in France should be jumping but this one is dead until a... More

Reasonably priced accomodation outside Aix-En-Provence in a sweet little village. I got the feeling that a lot of French people stay there, but not many foreign tourists. Proprietors didn't speak a lot of Engish but I didn't find that to be a problem because they were very patient with my bad French and spoke slowly to me when responding so... More