La Motte – Best Western i La Motte, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

"Altid varm modtagelse, gode værelser og fantastisk morgenmad."

"Dejligt ophold, I en skøn lille by. Hotellet er hyggeligt, med dejlig pool, skønne værelser. "

"It was clearly stated on your website that dogs are not allowed in the restaurant, by the pool, or on the beach. We specifically chose this hotel because of that rule. But it was absolutely not enforced. This was clearly not just an accident — we saw dogs inside the restaurant every single day, during breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Staff were even bringing them water bowls, which is fine if pets are actually welcome in those areas. But then you shouldn't advertise the opposite policy. Your own website states the following, word for word: "Good to know: Pets are welcome in the rooms (maximum of two per room). However, they must be kept on a leash in common areas and are not allowed in the restaurant, bar, pool, or beach for everyone’s comfort. Additional fee: €20/night per pet." That is crystal clear — no room for interpretation. But worst of all: In the middle of the day on a Wednesday, a stripper was performing in the shared space between the pool and the elevator to the lobby. This is absolutely outrageous and completely unacceptable at a hotel that markets itself to families with children. What kind of place allows that?"

"Rooms were not ready at the time promised, several guests were waiting. Pool rules were ridiculous, only tight trunks/speedos, no Coca Cola zero allowed etc. No cleaning one day and no towels the next Nice location on the beach in the harbour"

"Ok ophold, husene ser bedre ud på billeder end i virkeligheden. De er lidt slidte og trænger til opfriskning. Små badeværelser. Haver, og udendørs områder generelt, mangler pleje. Rigtig fin svømming pool. Morgenmad er ikke penge værd, meget beskeden udvalg. "

"Super Nice, very clean, lovely fresh ‘Scandinavian’ furnished rooms. All very clean and well maintained. Very friendly staff. Good breakfast (both the normal and the express). Nice to be able to try the driving range also as a non-golfer. Only comment (it’s not really a downside) is the parking a you want to park close to the rooms, and it is a bit challenging as there are not enough parking spaces (and especially with the increasing number of very large vehicles) - and the pool, while it’s a really nice pool, it is a tad small, to say the least, for the size of the resort, especially in the summer and also with people putting down towels on deckchair and then leaving the area (we know this is a challenge in many hotels). I think we counted approximately 30 deckchairs in total of which 16 were ‘reserved’ with towels and swim gear- but seing as only 6 people were in the pool that left 10 chairs ‘reserved’ for guests who were not there - and the didn’t come back for the but more of an hour that we were there. Also, it is a nice rectangular pool, but honestly maybe not so well proportioned for the coexistence of couples just wanting to cool down and relax and families with children. One could quite possibly, with great success, build another pool on the premises, and maybe devide them into family/non family pools. The hotel seems to attract a certain amount of families with one half of the parents going golfing, the other hanging around the pool with (mainly smaller) children."