I booked for 3 nights and loved it so much I stayed an extra night and wish schedule allowed me to stay longer! Traditional and rustic, this gem of a hotel-bar in a pretty village, with its lovely rooms that remind me of Vincent van Gogh paintings, and extremely kind and good-humoured owner, is a must-stay on your way through France. If you’re into pristine marbled floors and polished chrome then it’s NOT for you, but if, like me, you adore old mismatched wooden furniture, creaky floorboards, paint peeling off ancient shutters, pure cotton curtains, and a relaxed and homely feel, you will fall in love with this place and not want to leave! If in town on a Friday you must visit the outdoor market for rotisserie chicken and roast ham. There’s a glassblowing workshop that’s free to enter, the church is stunning as are the church gardens where I picnicked with my dog. There’s a gorgeous little village a 12-minute drive south called Sulaines-Dhuys, and 15 minutes north there’s a lake with a large birdwatching cabin and exhibition about local birds. Breakfasts are available at the hotel by arrangement (€6.50 coffee, juice, breads, jams or €9 with the addition of scrambled eggs and local ham). Also dinners by arrangement. Supermarkets, petrol stations, bakeries, etc., all close by. The internet is perfect for work video calls. My dog was made incredibly welcome. Thank you, Nadia, for your good-humoured kindness and for providing such perfect and homely accommodation. I’ll remember Hôtel Le Dervois fondly and hope I have the opportunity to return. :)

I enjoyed staying at a typical old french bar hotel with a charming hostess who was very helpful. My dog was also warmly welcomed

Welcoming atmosphere, casual, friendly, more like family Great location to explore the area. Great value. Bar and restaurant on premises.

Parking is on road, but no problem.

Lovely owner very personal and accommodating.

Breakfast was good and location ok as was a stop over on route to frejus