Hôtel du Clos

Hotel · Le Rouret

Hôtel du Clos

Hotel · Le Rouret

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55 Chem. des Écoles, 06650 Le Rouret, France

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Elegant rooms, landscaped gardens, outdoor pool, fine dining nearby  

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55 Chem. des Écoles, 06650 Le Rouret, France Get directions

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55 Chem. des Écoles, 06650 Le Rouret, France Get directions

+33 4 93 40 78 85
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Hotel du Clos, Le Rouret, Côte d'Azur, France - Explore & Book

"Evolution is at the heart of this small retreat in the hills above Antibes. First came the restaurant, next a small hotel to accommodate those who didn’t want to leave, and finally a bistro, just to ensure you were well fed. It’s a tale of 3 locations, the restaurant sitting next to the church, the bistro in the market place and the hotel basking on the edge of the village. A 5-minute stroll connects them, and those who come find beautiful interiors, excellent service and super value for money. The hotel itself - a renovated 17th-century farmhouse and adjacent converted bergerie - come in an elegant contemporary French style. You get olive trees scattered across sweeping lawns, a shaded terrace for breakfast and sundowners, a boules pitch tucked away in one corner, and sunloungers circling the pool. Uncluttered rooms are warmly chic. All have a sense of calm, fancy bathrooms, beautiful linen and excellent beds. Some guests linger, others head off to explore. The pretty market towns of Biot and Valbonne are on your doorstep. Nice, Antibes and Cannes are close. Highs A truly exceptional hill-top restaurant and retreat, and it shows in every detail Service is a cut above, and the smiles are genuine; chatting to - and laughing with - the staff over dinner during our last visit was a real highlight Bedrooms are wonderfully quaint with very good prices for the Côte d’Azur A lovely leafy garden, complete with a small pool for hot afternoons This is a good central base from which to explore the area Lows The owners have changed since we last visited and we've had some mixed feedback since then The restaurant and bistro are closed at certain times of the week Breakfast is extra, though it is exceptional One or 2 of the bedrooms only have a curtain between the bed and toilet, but it is a very thick one! You’re only 10km from the coast but the better (quieter and sandier) beaches are further away" - Tom Bell

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Hôtel du Clos (Le Rouret, French Riviera / Provence) 1 Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Le Rouret is out of the way, by Provençal standards, which makes the Hôtel du Clos all the more restorative an escape. Rooms are divided between a classic stone farmhouse and the farm’s old sheepfold; both are stylish and contemporary but with plenty of timeless farmhouse atmosphere. The grounds are idyllic, with groves of olive and fruit trees surrounding a charming little pool. And the cuisine is rather above and beyond: Le Bistro du Clos is impressive enough, and it’s joined by the Michelin-starred Restaurant Le Clos St Pierre, both set within the village, a short walk from the hotel." - Tablet Hotels

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Antiblackberry

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Return visit to Hotel du Clos and this time arranged so we arrived mid afternoon to settle in and enjoy a well-earned beer at the pool. Lovely welcome from all the staff. Superb celebration dinner at Le Clos Saint Pierre not to be missed. Relaxed breakfast in the grounds made a great start to our day.

pleaidean2000

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This oasis of calm and culture on my 2000 mile journey around France was probably the best place I stayed as a single traveller - I was made most welcome as a casual drop in guest. Beautiful little hamlet of giîtes type cottages in the serenity of Hotel environment. I was there in the coldest time of year the private cottage was snug and cozy. The outlook was pretty and peaceful within the village outskirts - so sorry it was the wrong season for the pool which , had it been slightly warmer, - I would’ve enjoyed it anyway. The staff & owners are intelligent friendly professionals. it was nice to have the option of speaking English, French or Italian. What a find in rural Provence. Breakfasts served in art filled quirky dining room with garden outlook. - handy place to stay for days or weeks - would very much like to return for longer - in the summer with friends ‘ family .

Imogen Byers

Google
Absolutely perfect - we received a very warm welcome. Breakfast was delicious - and my lactose intolerance was fully accommodated for. Will definitely revisit 🤩

Lillyatl

Google
A very sweet experience in a perfectly located village for day trips along the Riviera. Family-owned and friendly, this hotel has an experienced and accommodating staff. Our suite was comfortable and overlooked the pool. We felt welcomed and pampered by the owners.

TravelingCelt

Google
This small hotel is really close to perfection. It has rooms located in to buildings the Bastide & the Bergerie. The rooms on the second floor of the Bergerie all have balconies looking out over the really delightful gardens. We had room 6, which was spacious and had lots of character. ||The staff are friendly and even put up with my awful French. Breakfast was served in the garden and was extensive by French standards, with lots of fresh fruit, cheese and interesting bread. ||There is no restaurant, but the hotels owns the very nearby Restaurant Clos du St Pierre, which is a great place for a special meal. A little further way (but still an easy walk), is the Bistro du Clos. I have eaten there many times and they serve well prepared meals at a reasonable price on a pleasant terrace.

Trip

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This hotel is a gem. The property is a beautiful provincial house with large gardens, a large parking area and quaint rooms. The owners are outstanding and very friendly. As well, the breakfast is typically French and wonderful. The town is centrally located and provides easy access to a multitude of locations. Comfortable, great location and relaxing.

737malcolmb

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Once again Neilson offer the best value ski holidays anywhere. I cannot speak highly enough of the staff and rep team based at the Hotel Del Clos in El Tartar, Andorra. They certainly go the extra mile to ensure that the holiday is a wonderful experience. The hotel was extremely well managed by a friendly staff, the rooms were comfortable and spacious, the food absolutely outstanding and the evening entertainment laid on by Sam and Henry was both well targeted and enjoyable. The company should be very proud of their staff at this excellent hotel. I travelled there with my son for the second year and we will be returning next year. Thank you Neilson for making it so special.

Cosmopolitan776313

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My group of 12, in town for a very large nearby family reunion (cousinade), stayed in 6 rooms of the Hotel du Clos for 5 nights. We ranged in age from 28-75 years old. It was an absolutely marvelous experience. ||The elegant Mme Garnier is a remarkably congenial host and she and her staff graciously attended to our every desire and need. Her young assistants Marie and Maell couldn’t have been more delightful and helpful. The large, very provincial garden is beautiful, and filled with art; the small but lovely swimming pool allowed all of us to cool off in the heat and relax; breakfast on the terrace included the best pastries, yogurt and violet syrup; and the rooms were charming, clean and attractive....and air conditioned! While some in our group spoke a little French, we were able to communicate very well with the entire staff.||We all hope to return next year so we can relax again in this beautiful environment, be pampered by the staff, and eat again at the Michelin-starred sister restaurant, St. Pierre du Clos. Don’t forget to book ahead or you will be out of luck.