Terre Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort

worth a visit, the location is tranquil, off the beaten track, away from the hustle and bustle of the coast. Many small towns close by offering good restaurants at good prices, easy to visit the vineyards. And two great golf courses. Service is first class. We will return.

Fantastic resort build in a charming remote part of France. Service levels extremely high - quality and privacy very high. Good offers for children. Pricy, but quality follows

It is a magical location but it does not live up to the hype unfortunately. The food is good but it’s not great … the pool situation is a nightmare and is pure profiteering at its best. If you are a resident there is not enough beds by the pool or even close enough to watch children - they have cabanas that are free the whole time we were there which line the pool but you have to pay extra for them - even as a guest. I understand this is done in France but not when you cannot even accommodate the guests you already have. Staff were not helpful at all at the pool.

For a 5 star hotel, the hotel restaurant is appallingly bad. Both lunch and dinner was a real disappointment. For lunch a basic club sandwich was dripping in oil - how is it even possible? Salad Nicoise, was poorly put together and completely bland in flavour. And the humous was inedible. It was really very bad. And for dinner, we didn't even eat our lobster pasta and struggled to eat the tuna tartare. Clearly they use the cheapest ingredients possible. Why a 5 star hotel would choose to run their kitchens like this I just don't know. We were shocked. Despite the staff being friendly and helpful, we would not return to this hotel sadly and our advice would be to spend the same money at the beautiful COMO Le Beauvallon or Chateau Theoule.

An outstanding resort, our second stay was almost faultless - highly recommended to discerning guests and in particular golfers with two excellent courses.