Hotel Le Mas Trilles

We spent a week (longer than most people) at this hotel and enjoyed it very much. We like the intimacy of small hotels and this one, run by Sebastian and his wife Christine gave the opportunity to get to know them a little, something that was helped by my husband's very good French. Our room in the building opposite the main house was rather small but charming with French doors opening on to the garden. The weather was hot and the super-efficient and quiet air-conditioning very welcome. We also had a kettle and a fridge which enabled us to make tea! Breakfast on the terrace was limited in choice but entirely adequate. We ate three times at the hotel in the evening (once with friends) but wished the food had been slightly more interesting and higher quality. The swimming pool was clean and delightful with a wonderful flower border down one side. The limited outside seating areas were attractive. There is a large private car park for the hotel. The only downside as far as I was concerned were the mosquitos, possibly because of the river nearby or perhaps the swimming pool. We would return.

Stayed here for 4 nights in early July. The (second) new owers had only been there a week or so. The whole hotel was pretty and well kept- the pool area and garden exceptional (dont know what the last reviewwers saw that I didnt). Its true Sebastien and his wife didnt speak much English but they were so friendly and helpful-and with my school-girl french and lots of enthusiasm and occasional use of google we were able to chat- even managed to to talk a bit about politics- the UK government was melting down as we holidayed!. Our room was really lovely - we had the large room with a private terrasse- nice view and well appointed. We ate twice from their evening tapas menu- again very good quality- and good service. We would recommend for middle to older age couples- its quiet here so perhaps not lively enough for young people- and you do really need to have a car to see the area which we love-our 4th visit to this part of France. There was nothng we didnt enjoy- our only recomendation is that some work is done to improve the footpath down to the river and the picnic tables down there (but as noted above- they had only been in the place a week).