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Our top choices for Saint-Andre-les-Alpes guest houses

Le Blacas

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie

Shauna

includes taxes & fees

9 Jul - 10 Jul

Les insolites de la bastide

La Bastide

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15 Jul - 16 Jul

Les Jardins de l'Ermitage

Les Salles-sur-Verdon

Deborah

includes taxes & fees

22 Jul - 23 Jul

La Bastide des Pins

La Bastide

"These folks are busy and Vincente still makes a very nice breakfast. The pizza at the truck down the road is a great option for dinner on the terrace. Check out the unusual goats next door and the Spar market has WARM baguettes in the morning across the street. Ask for “Une baguette, s’il vous plait” and enjoy! This lodge was MUCH further than I expected on extremely windy roads from Cannes and through Grasse but it was beautiful. The Val du Saint Thierry has a great farmer’s market on Sunday...

Karen

includes taxes & fees

9 Jul - 10 Jul

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Top Saint-Andre-les-Alpes Hotel Reviews

Kyriad Digne les Bains

8/10 Good

"We stayed only one night but found this location to be a nice stop in between Cannes/Antibes and Grenoble on the Napoleon road. The room was clean and comfortable. Only thing missing was a mini fridge to keep our water bottles cold. We were there during the heat wave and there was luckily air conditioning but not super strong. Staff was super helpful and friendly."

La Bastide Du Paradou 2

10/10 Excellent

"We couldn’t have loved this property more. Keep in mind, it is a 16th century Bastide, so it will never be a glitzy modern hotel. The furnishings are basic but the rooms are spacious. It feels like you are staying in an old country inn. Only drawback, you may have to carry your bags up a steep and narrow staircase—we had two flights to climb, and it was a bit of a workout—doable for us but maybe not for everyone. In the garden there are patio tables and chairs arranged around an old courtyard fountain. When we were there in summer, the vegetation was a bit overgrown, which only added to the ambiance. Flowers spilled over and luscious fruit hung from the trees. It smelled like fresh cut grass and roses. To get to the hilltop village, you climb up a small private path that looks down into the neighbors’ properties and you see chickens, and vegetable and flower gardens. The village is enchanting! Finally, the manager is delightful! Her English is not too good, but she did her best to help with any request. We definitely felt welcome and had a relaxing and enjoyable stay. We would certainly come again!"

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