Provence Hotels

Jules César

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • well situated
  • helpful staff
  • cloister or garden view from most rooms

    Cons

  • Wi-fi only on main floor
  • not as glorious as in its heyday
  • central A/C can be a pain if it's warm off-season

Jules César Review

Don't be misled by the rather imposing lobby at this former Carmelite convent styled like a Roman palace, as the homey rooms have high-arched ceilings and massive Provençal armoires softened by plush carpets and burnished colors; some look over the pretty cloister, where breakfast is served under a vaulted stone arcade. For other meals, you may repair to the intimate Lou Marques restaurant (closed Saturday lunch, Sunday dinner, and all day Monday from November to April), which serves dishes like rack of lamb with celery crumble or sea bass on crab and pumpkin ravioli. A garden and heated pool (open Easter to mid-October) enhance the surroundings.

    Hotel Details

  • 49 rooms, 4 suites.
  • Rate includes breakfast.

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