Hotels in Trigance

"Amazing bucolic spot run by lovely people. We absolutely loved staying here"

"Spectacular place. Loved just about everything. Lots of activities on offer. Great spa. Fantastic Michelin star restaurant. "

"This auberge is situated in the centre of Castellane, with a river at the rear that you can swim in. The breakfast was varied and there was plenty of it, lovely staff who were very friendly and helpful. There is a large rear shaded terrace which was quiet snd you could relax have a drink. Castellane has a friendly, busy but relaxed vibe, plenty to see and do. I would definitely stay again. Ask for a room on the rear so that it is hidden from the buzz of the square. "

"This place was incredible and the staff were super friendly. All the stars!"

"I hate writing negative reviews, but if I saw a review like this, I would 't have made the mistake of staying. Its rare the rating system on this site fails me, but holy carp, this was not good. 6.0 at best. Didn't feel right when we pulled up in the neighborhood, no one at check-in, but keys stapled to the wall. The room was no frills, which was fine, but even the common areas were 2-star. AC not working well was the icing on the cake. We almost left, but it was just a quick crash for the night , shower and leave early in the morning. At half the price, maybe, as that would told you exactly what the place was. "

"Great place, great amenities, very nice and helpful staff. Thanks Cyril for the advice to go to the Surf Centre and rent a boat."

"Expected room size and bathroom from price. Nice staff"

"Great view of the lake, good food and good service. Room conditions need improvement as two electrical outlets didn’t work in our room. Only outlet working was the one for the TV, They brought us an extension cord and unplugged the TV to solve the problem. Room condition and facilities are very basic but I guess that’s what we paid for. "

"Situated in a gated location this is a lovely place for a serene and quiet stay. Good staying point for exploring the hill villages of Provence. "