Great service and beautiful old manor. Rooms were very charming.

Average

Lovely welcome by our hosts - nothing was too much trouble! Some of the grounds could do with a little more maintenance but it added to the more rustic charm. The A/C was a little loud too but on low, you could still get a good nights sleep. Other than those small points - I would 100% recommend staying here!

The place was charming, the building and rooms were beautiful. The staff were very nice and helpful and would do anything for you, if you asked. However the staff were not many. It felt more like a private villa than a hotel which was fine for our group and we had exclusive use of the pool each day. I would absolutely visit again.

Classic property with relaxing pool area well-located near Pont du Guard, Nimes, Uzes, etc. Nice breakfast buffet and outdoor patio for dinner. Annoying WiFi cut out too often although this appears to be a problem at many French hotels.

lovely setting - very quiet, and a 20-minute walk from the Pont du Gard restaurant is good, although with a limited menu directions in English on the web site need updating

The hotel was very nice. However it was very hot in the high nineties and the air Conditioning was not working and could not be repaired. The hotel tried to help us providing a fan and water during the nights and gave us 10% of our money back.

We are from New Zealand. Had a wonderful stay for 2 nights. The service was excellent, reception were very helpful, and friendly the room was very spacious and comfortable. The hotel is beautiful, and peaceful, we highly recommend!

A short get away.

Excellent staff throughout, great restaurant, decent pool and a lovely breakfast. GAWA!

I'm a global traveler (60 countries; international travel monthly) and an architect (who designs hotels), and my hotel benchmark is high: cleanliness without the sterility; warmth/authenticity without the kitsch; fresh without the trendiness; and gracious/luxe without the pomp and circumstance. Of the 8 hotels my 9-year old and I patronized over an 18-day trip across the South, La Bégude was not only an easy #1 but a place I will tell others to stay, should they find themselves anywhere in the vicinity. It's a charming farm-turned-resort, with gracious courtyards, buildings dripping with character, great food, clean, well-appointed rooms; and seamless service. It's the kind of place that makes me want to return.

We booked 2 nights in a Suite and when we entered the room found the ceiling and curtains full of spiders. There is an old chimney in the living room and we suspected that this was the main entry point although spiders were basically to be found everywhere in this Hotel. We reported to the Management and they took immediate action to try and catch them and when made efforts to cover the Chimney. We have been offered apologies and to change the room for the 2nd night (the first night it was too late to change) from the Manager as well as the Onwer of the Properties which we appreciated. However due to the first impression we wanted to leave the Hotel the next day however were required to pay the full 2 nights stay. We found this note quite appropriate but understand their commercial decision as it was high season and they were fully booked. By the way the 2nd room had less Spiders but even worse, one of them dropped on to me in the middle of the night from the ceiling beams...Conclusion for me is: Beautiful Property, Helpful and friendly staff and management, Not quite appropriate settlement proposal, Terrified nights without sleep. Unless you can live (and sleep) with creepy crawlers don't book the Suite in this Hotel!

We loved this hotel! The only issue, which became a major one, was the air conditioning which did not work well at all. As you know, with 85 degree weather outside and no air conditioning, the most amazing room can be miserable. This was the case, so eventhough we thought it was beautiful, sleeping and getting ready in our room was miserable. We were very surprised since it was just completely redone in 2013! We complained about the AC but they said there was nothing they could do. Why would you install inferior AC? I can't imagine how hot the rooms will be in August! The food and staff was fantastic and the pool was also terrific!

Interior Designers will love but a bit shabby around the edges with a minimal continental breakfast and surly waitress!

So perfect for an overnight stay with a short walk from the grounds to the Pond du Gard. Superb dinner and breakfast, a very memorable experience.

This property has been beautifully restored from its prior use as an eighteenth century post office. It provides a nice quiet location to explore the surrounding area, particularly the Pont du Gard which is a short 2 km walk. If you have time take a meal in the restaurant. The food is quite good and beautifully presented. If you are there on a Sunday, they put on a wonderful brunch with entertainment out on the terrace.

Enjoyed this hotel very much. An unexpected surprise with excellent service. Highly recommended. Walking distance to Pont du Gard. Fantastic dinner. Do stay here.

Modernized chateau within walking distance of the Pont du Gard aqueduct. Rooms were ample size, modern with a comfy bed. Nice views. Restaurant was top flight gourmet, but somewhat expensive. Wine was very expensive for France. Staff was outstanding all around. We would definitely stay here again.

A charming building which has been modernized, and yet maintains its historical elegance and grace. Quiet country setting on beautifully maintained grounds. Very attentive staff throughout the facility. Evening meal at the restaurant was a wonderfully memorable experience.

Excellent and quaint place with resort feel and amenities. Pool, massage parlor, lounges, reading room. Great for relaxation, but away from anything. 25 min. To Avignon, 25 min to Arles, and 25 min to Uzes, by car that is with no major highways. If you there to be away from people and fun social places then you are in the right place