Gorgeous

A characterful old hotel in a quiet village square. We had a balcony with great view. The food was exceptionally good and meals were overseen with brio by the eccentric host. A great vibe.

This wouldn’t suit those who like all the mod cons and can’t manage steep winding stairs. The loo and shower were minuscule. The staff prioritise the restaurant so staying guests don’t get attentive service.

This is the best hotel and dining experience I’ve had in years. This family run hotel is steeped in generations of art history which is evident in the beautiful mosaics and paintings throughout the building, classic and skilfully decorated rooms and picturesque al fresco dining experience. You will meet and be welcomed and fed by generations of the family and their friendly quirky team. Everything here is simple, delicious, and no fuss. If you want an authentic, soulful stay, this is it. Did I mention they have an art gallery that is one of the best I’ve seen in years? Already plotting how I can live out of this hotel for weeks of the year!

Amazing hotel with art and gallery. Very friendly staff and beatiful view from terrace. Also Biot is very cute town.

a very warm welcome and excellent restaurant.

The room was a little tired, but very clean.

My 2nd time staying there - I love the quirky French hotel - if you are looking for a chain hotel with certain standard things this is not your place... funky paintings, curvy stairs, old furniture - super relaxed staff -love it - the breakfast in the town square lovely... and just as it should be in a quirky hotel above a wonderful restaurant

I know the place and know what I am getting - I am sure people dont like having to walk to the hotel or the windy stairs.. but I love it all

Nothing at all...

It's the worst hotel service I ever experienced in my life. They didn't even have a Reception!

Location was very central - at the heart of the city. If we could stay longer than one night we would probably could use all the beuties of this particular location - to have a table in the evening and try some delis of the place.

It was a vanue gathering half of the city in front of my windows in the evening and it lasted until 23-24 o'clock, we were suppose to get up early, so couldn't lay to the bed early.