“Wonderful, beautiful, will definitely stay here again.”

Loved this friendly little hotel. The staff is very nice and sophisticated at the same time. The dining room is wonderful little tables in a garden with candles and exceptionally good food. Our room was Provence perfect looking through shutters at a church and the village. Just loved it and will be back with my family.

“Country Gem”

Hotel Le Castellas is an incredible place to stay. Nestled in the small village of Collias near Pont du Gard, 5 star restaurant, pricey but well worth the splurge.

“Book early”

This hotel on two sides of the street is a testament to provencal hospitality. The stone walls and painted ceilings make it seem as if you're in a film set. Its all authentic and its all beautiful. To cap it all, there's a Michelin starred restaurant. Too formal for my liking but highly recommended. If you want to get a table, make sure you contact the hotel and make a booking as early as possible

“Quaint, but far”

Pros: Loved the "character" of the hotel, very midieval feel to it, large bathroom with tub in middle of room, castle-like walls and windows. The dinner was EXCELLENT, French cuisine, so don't expect American food. Beautiful garden as well, and a small pool. Cons: Location. Very far from everything, we arrived at night and drove half hour down tiny winding roads, was very worried the road was going to end! When we did get there the restaurant was closed, and there was nothing in the whole village open to get something to eat. We could have driven back half hour to get McDonald's, but didn't want to risk the drive at night again. The mini bar didn't have any food... The double-bed was actually two singles pushed together, and there is no elevator so pack light (we had to go up two narrow flights and had 4 bags!). Overall though I liked the place, as I mentioned food was very elegant and good, great wine and service excellent. Just come prepared. Wifi available for free but not compatble with Macs/iPad/iPhone (seemed kind of weird).

“Disappointing New Year's Eve meal”

My wife and I were shocked at the arrogance of the hotelier when we had the "nerve" to complain about the extremely poor service we received at this 31st Dec meal. It was going to be the highlight of our stay at the hotel over New Year and indeed the first 7 courses (of 12) went fine.We commenced our meal at 8pm approx and had completed the first 7 courses by 10pm. Our plates were cleared away by 10.15pm and we then waited and waited until 10.40pm before I left the dining room ( 1 of 3 being used that night)to express our dissatisfaction with the delay . I spoke to 2 senior waiting staff including the sommerlier , who agreed that our service was unsatisfactory.The French couple seated adjacent to us had , in the interim , had 2 further courses , received their bill , paid and left!!As they left and being aware that we had stopped being served ,they asked us if we were due to be there "all" night!! After a further 15 minutes (it was now 55 minutes between courses)we left the dining room feeling totally defeated and totally ignored. As we left the same 2 staff acknowledged that there was a problem in the kitchen! When checking out the owner told us that it was our problem , we had been impatient!! She could not accept that her hotel at been at fault but she did re-adjust our bill (very slightly!) It was the utter arrogance of the owner that caused most hurt and prompted this review.