Domaine du Mas De Pierre

The property is very nice. They keep the common grounds very well. Very pretty and clean. Dolce Provenca Bistro was amazing, better than La Table de Pierre.

Room needs to be cleaned better. There were sewer flies all over the room, there was mold in the showers. Far from a 5 star hotel - When they make up the room they don’t clean the floors (lota of sand from the 1st day)The room we stay had no windows, accept the french doors.

We loved our room with private garden terrace. I enjoyed relaxing by their three pools and the staff was very friendly and eager/confident in speaking to us in English. The bed was very comfortable and the room was super clean and tended to. The staff was very attentive to all of our needs and very helpful in answering our questions and providing services.

The food and drinks were overpriced in my opinion. It seemed like everything was $10 more than it should have been ($20+ for a beer or $30+ for a cocktail, $40 burger etc....) and made us want to leave the property to find more affordable food options when we would have preferred to stay on the property as much as possible.

Very peaceful and relaxing environment. Multiple swimming pools for all ages, beautiful gardens, very nice apartment-style rooms with privacy balcony, superb breakfast buffet.

The rooms were excellent, Breakfast Buffet was one of the best we have encountered at a time when so many luxury hotels are moving away from buffet breakfasts. While we did not use the pool, it was excellent with lots of room for sunbathing and even little partial tents to retire to. The Pacific Island Lagoon pool, surrounded by sun bathing spots and umbrellas even some sandy beach sand was superb. It even had a connected wading pool for children. We did find a problem with a worn out mattress that sagged and was soft, too soft for folks with bad backs. But the staff immediately (the next day since they were fully booked) put us in a different room that was fabulous and had brand new firm mattresses. They could not have done more and were marvelously friendly and helpful. One not: this is a difficult place to find for those without GPS skills since the commune does not let the hotels post those little arrows at round abouts to help you find the hotel, so not their fault. But brush up on your GPS mapping skills before you try to find the hotel. The little country road leading to the hotel is off on the right from a roundabout if you are coming from the Autoroute. There is a tiny street sign hidden up by some trees for Route de Serres so just keep going around the roundabout and ignore angry shouts from other motorists. But once at the hotel, which is on your left as you mount the little country road with lots of narrow bits so be careful if you are driving a Rolls, you have to drive up to the gates and press a button that is to the left of the driveway to get reception to either open the gates or raise the barrier.

The food was an issue for us. The Bistro was OK but don't expect a Salade Nicoise to be what you expect. Frankly neither was Ceasar Salade what I expected since a lot of ingredients you had to cut and tear apart yourself and then you had to toss it yourself. While not entirely a "do it yourself" salade it was close. But their lamb for two was superb. They are very flexible if you need to make changes to the selections based on diet and health concerns. However their two starred chef menu in the main restaurant we found atrocious. We have reviewed many restaurants over our years as food and travel writers and this was some of the worst tasting food we have ever encountered in a fine restaurant. The presentation was immaculate. The executing likewise. But the taste combinations we only ate because it was the end of the day and we were starving. And it should be called a "tasting menu" since the sizes averaged just 4 bites each. Very trala but urgh! The lack of volume is made up for with many courses and in between courses. So just be warned. Go over the menu very carefully with the maitre 'd before you commit. Others, of course, may completely disagree with us. It is a very child friendly establishment and they make efforts to accommodate your children. It is also very dog friendly as well.

staff very nice, concierge great, very clean and quiet and relaxing, love sculptures in the garden

young staff. not enough experience. bar food closed too early and not great at making cocktails

The whole property is amazing. We especially loved the wellness area, which was incredible.

It is difficult to walk anywhere from the property because of narrow roads. However, the resort provides a wonderful complementary shuttle service to the village up the hill.

Good infrastructure, kind and helpfull staff. An oasis if calm surrounded by beautifully maintained garden.

The choice of food for breakfast was a bit dissapointing for a 5* resort (eg. not many fresh fruits) but the quality of what was offered was very high.

Spa, gym, restaurant - just magnificent.

Relaxed delicate charming place/ beautiful views of mountains and village surroundings.’:-) close to village of St. Paul de Vence.Highly rated breakfast, the very best fresh orange juice:-)

Le Bistro could do better /but Main restaurant and breakfast was the very best.

Rooms were lovely. Spa was fabulous and facilities were great.

A little disappointed with lunch staff both days we had lunch there. Also disappointed that we couldn't get a reservation at the Gastronomic restaurant and there was very limited spa availability as well.

The rooms are very comfortable, spacious and clean

Beautiful garden and Hotel.That was my 2nd time in the Hotel - love to come back.Great Hotel gym and spa.Pools I did not use but there is plenty of choices with several pools.Super comfortable beds.Spacious rooms.

Service at the terrace of the coffee bar on Monday morning was not up to standards unfortunately

Exceptional service, staff is superb, food is very good (we recommend table de Pierre)

The last day of our stay there was a company meeting with lots of young Russians, who did not really fit the hotels vibe

Amazing staff. BeautifulProperty. Very comfortable rooms. Great location.

The location is truly beautiful, offering a picturesque setting that feels almost magical. You'll find yourself surrounded by stunning scenery, creating a serene and enchanting atmosphere. The level of comfort provided is exceptional, ensuring that every guest feels pampered and well-cared for. The rooms are not only nice but also extremely comfortable, providing a perfect retreat after a day of exploration or relaxation. Additionally, the breakfast experience is fantastic, offering a delicious and varied selection that caters to all tastes and preferences, making each morning a delightful start to the day.

Not much, really. If anything, the separate toilet of the deluxe room was a bit too small, and the service was occasionally a bit disorganized.

Love the pool at the Bastide

Felt the staff were very formal. We didn’t really like our room. Bedroom too small and didn’t need a separate lounge. Preferred previous room.

The room, the food, the beautiful location

Prices for drinks way too high, sauna area a bit small

From the welcoming staff to the comfortable rooms, the beautiful smells and colours of the grounds and artwork, delicious food, the first class spa facilities and treatment, to the wonderful views. I loved everything about Domaine du Mas De Pierre.

Outstanding hotel with superb facilities, great restaurants, very professional and friendly staff. One of the best on the Côte d‘Azur.

Nothing to dislike.

The staff was amazing. Very patient and happy to help with any request I/we had. The facility is magical, with a very comfortable feeling.

The bed mattress was not great. As I'm suffering from lower back issues, the mattress was stimulating the pain.