Great service - warm helpful welcome from reception happy to show us different rooms and the concierge kindly charged our car without even asking. A beautiful grand old seaside villa in a lovely part of the attractive and laid back St Raphael. Super breakfast with attentive service catering for all our dietary needs. We tried the smaller beach restaurant which was excellent although disappointed that they had run out of fish on our first night Some minor niggles with the in room safe and jacuzzi and the hotel should invest more in basic maintenance but reception were excellent in making up for these minor drawbacks. The Michelin starred restaurant looked lovely but was a little pricey, so we ate elsewhere nearby. All in all a Very enjoyable experience

Exceptional location - great views - beautiful garden. Unfortunately service and quality of food and rooms not up to date. Needs major overhaul. Seems the place needs real management focus as well. Value for money is missing.

Beautiful and elegant hotel with a long history. My family and I stayed a few days at the hotel in July for vacation. Everything by the hotel was designed for the comfort for the guests with elegance and taste. The room was always nicely made up, the service was top standard and descret, the facility was clean and well maintained, the gourmet restaurant and the beach restaurant served beautiful and tasty food. The staff was professional. We enjoyed our stay

Checked in the villa yesterday night, for our wedding anniversary. We booked a junior suite and ended up with the worst suite we’ve ever experienced in a hotel with this budget, the Oscar Wilde. The room is entirely closed, with no views on the outside, no window in the sleeping room, and with no intimacy. The claimed sea view is only when you actually leave the room, to go on the terrace, with zero intimacy again as you’re fully exposed to the walking areas and the pool. Avoid ground floor rooms at all cost when you book here. We asked to be refunded 50-75% of our stay and leave, which the hotel declined, offering a unique solution, an upgrade but… a paying one, to a higher category. Basically it was 2:00am, no other options available in Côte d’Azur at that time of the year, and the hotel gave us the option between the cave room and paying €400-500 more per night to upgrade. As we were held hostages in this situation, and as the Oscar Wilde room is not designed for everyone, we ended up upgrading so that we don’t ruin our whole holiday experience, even if we were clear with the hotel team that we weren’t at all happy with the situation and paying so much to get a proper room matching our expectations (everybodys one actually -meaning a view and light), but - the way it looks, we won’t be coming back, for sure - this has to be the worst value for money rooms we’ve experienced in our frequent travelers life - if you end up booking here because like us, you only read the positive reviews and visited the website, ask for a room on the first floor, not on the ground, and insist on the view, they’re unequal. Hopefully the rest of our stay goes well and we end up changing our minds

Beautiful setting, it feels more like a luxury seafront villa than a hotel. Great food and drinks in both the restaurants. We love having our own private terrace with jacuzzi, loungers and table & chairs. We loved the the decor and it felt very quiet, we were very few guests around the pool or on the beach which gave a feeling of privacy. The restaurant staff and cleaning staff were excellent. Do not miss Le Bouganvilier restaurant, it is excellent. We would love to return.