Les Jardins de l'Ermitage
$138
/ night
Avg. for September
Prices for Les Jardins de l'Ermitage
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$138
/ night
Avg. for September
Monthly average prices
Nightly prices at Les Jardins de l'Ermitage average $105 in December, the cheapest month, and $154 in July, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.
| Month | Average price |
|---|---|
| January | $110 |
| February | $106 |
| March | $110 |
| April | $115 |
| May | $122 |
| June | $130 |
| July | $154 |
| August | $146 |
| September | $138 |
| October | $124 |
| November | $109 |
| December | $105 |
Most expensive: July (~$154)
Cheapest: December (~$105)
About this property
Treat yourself with massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an indoor pool, a sauna, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional amenities at this guesthouse include wireless interne...
Location
Avenue Pérafabre, Les Salles-sur-Verdon, France
Lac de Sainte Croix (0.5 miles)
Plage du Galétas (2.9 miles)
Gorges du Verdon (3.1 miles)
Galetas Bridge (3.6 miles)
Musée de la Faïence (7.9 miles)
Chapelle Notre Dame de Beauvoir (7.9 miles)
Room options
1
Comfort Duplex
Room details
1 Queen Bed
Sleeps 2
323 ft²
Separate Dining AreaAir ConditioningSeparate Living RoomMini Bar
1
Studio
Room details
1 King Bed
2 Twin Beds
Sleeps 2
215 ft²
Air ConditioningKitchenRefrigerator
3
Superior Double Room
Room details
1 Queen Bed
Sleeps 2
194 ft²
Air ConditioningRollaway or Extra Beds (Extra Fee)Crib(s) (Extra Fee)
4
Cottage
Room details
1 Queen Bed
Sleeps 2
194 ft²
Air ConditioningKitchenRefrigerator
Guest reviews of Les Jardins de l'Ermitage
8.2
Very good
Based on 506 verified reviews
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At Les Jardins de l'Ermitage, guests highlight a peaceful, nature-filled setting near Lac de Sainte-Croix and the Verdon Gorge, spacious rooms, and generally friendly welcomes, while noting mixed breakfast quality and confusion or extra costs around pool and spa access.
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Christine Jøker
Jul 26, 2026
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Stayed 1 night
We were a family of four and did not feel safe at all. The pictures did not at all fit with reality. No pool, no reception, very smelly towels (had to take another shower and was happy we had our own towels with us), no restaurant, no staff available at the site. A nice garden but with old and worn out furniture from another century. The rooms mostly looked like something to be rented on an hourly basis. We received a notice a day before check in that we had to pick up the keys within a certain time at another hotel (not within walking distance, had to drive there) which was very inconvenient. A young lady who showed us the rooms did not explain anything about that this was a guesthouse and not the hotel we had booked. When I checked out next day I told them our feedback and they said it was not a hotel. So clearly the description and photos in the presentation are not correct. They gave no discount but just an indifferent response.
We were a family of four and did not feel safe at all. The pictures did not at all fit with reality. No pool, no reception, very smelly towels (had to take another shower and was happy we had our own towels with us), no restaurant, no staff available at the site. A nice garden but with old and worn out furniture from another century. The rooms mostly looked like something to be rented on an hourly basis. We received a notice a day before check in that we had to pick up the keys within a certain time at another hotel (not within walking distance, had to drive there) which was very inconvenient. A young lady who showed us the rooms did not explain anything about that this was a guesthouse and not the hotel we had booked. When I checked out next day I told them our feedback and they said it was not a hotel. So clearly the description and photos in the presentation are not correct. They gave no discount but just an indifferent response.
6
Tom-Daniel
Jul 5, 2026
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Stayed 2 nights
The room itself was spacious, clean and had a comfortable bed, making it a pleasant place to relax after a day of exploring. However, there are several things worth knowing before booking. Check-in takes place at a different hotel in town, about a 5–7 minute drive away. To be fair, the property informed us of this shortly before arrival, but it still felt unnecessary. There are key boxes on site, so a self check-in system would have been perfectly feasible, especially as there was no real need for staff at the property. The hotel itself has virtually no facilities. It feels like it may once have operated as an independent hotel but is now either closed down or only partially open. There are no tea or coffee facilities, no breakfast on site, and if you want breakfast you'll need to return to the check-in hotel. Likewise, there isn't technically a pool on the premises—you have to walk down a path to a third hotel to use theirs. Our biggest frustration was the room's curtains. They let in an incredible amount of light, meaning we barely slept past sunrise. It's difficult to understand why a hotel wouldn't install blackout curtains. By the second night we ended up buying aluminium foil to cover the windows ourselves. The soundproofing was also poor, and we could clearly hear our neighbour talking loudly on the phone late at night, early in the morning, and even snoring. Overall, average place with a comfortable, clean room, but several simple improvements would make it better.
The room itself was spacious, clean and had a comfortable bed, making it a pleasant place to relax after a day of exploring. However, there are several things worth knowing before booking. Check-in takes place at a different hotel in town, about a 5–7 minute drive away. To be fair, the property informed us of this shortly before arrival, but it still felt unnecessary. There are key boxes on site, so a self check-in system would have been perfectly feasible, especially as there was no real need for staff at the property. The hotel itself has virtually no facilities. It feels like it may once have operated as an independent hotel but is now either closed down or only partially open. There are no tea or coffee facilities, no breakfast on site, and if you want breakfast you'll need to return to the check-in hotel. Likewise, there isn't technically a pool on the premises—you have to walk down a path to a third hotel to use theirs. Our biggest frustration was the room's curtains. They let in an incredible amount of light, meaning we barely slept past sunrise. It's difficult to understand why a hotel wouldn't install blackout curtains. By the second night we ended up buying aluminium foil to cover the windows ourselves. The soundproofing was also poor, and we could clearly hear our neighbour talking loudly on the phone late at night, early in the morning, and even snoring. Overall, average place with a comfortable, clean room, but several simple improvements would make it better.
8
Lan
Jun 11, 2026
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Stayed 1 night
If you book at this b&b be very sure that you check in by stopping by Hotel Verdon BEFORE reaching to your destination of Les Jardins de Lermitage .. its a 5 minutes drive away in the opposite direction of where cottages are ..We did not see this instruction pre arrival and when we got there, it was a a bit of a chore to find out that theres no checking in at the cottage itself. The next day ,after going kayaking at the Gorges ,we came back and asked for more towels since we were all wet from the lake, we were told towels were not supposed to be brought to the lake - we explained that we did not bring to the lake but we did use them from coming back -now we need fresh ones for our shower !( theres only 2 of us) It was a little strange to have to explain why we needed more towels - regardless of how we use them ,i would think if guests needed towels ,by all means just give to them ? The 2 ladies that were helping us were actually very friendly and its not their fault - but whoever manage this place needs to look at the 2 things i mentioned in the review. Your cottages are very lovely so help provide the guests with a more positive experience while they stay there .We do wish you to do well !
If you book at this b&b be very sure that you check in by stopping by Hotel Verdon BEFORE reaching to your destination of Les Jardins de Lermitage .. its a 5 minutes drive away in the opposite direction of where cottages are ..We did not see this instruction pre arrival and when we got there, it was a a bit of a chore to find out that theres no checking in at the cottage itself. The next day ,after going kayaking at the Gorges ,we came back and asked for more towels since we were all wet from the lake, we were told towels were not supposed to be brought to the lake - we explained that we did not bring to the lake but we did use them from coming back -now we need fresh ones for our shower !( theres only 2 of us) It was a little strange to have to explain why we needed more towels - regardless of how we use them ,i would think if guests needed towels ,by all means just give to them ? The 2 ladies that were helping us were actually very friendly and its not their fault - but whoever manage this place needs to look at the 2 things i mentioned in the review. Your cottages are very lovely so help provide the guests with a more positive experience while they stay there .We do wish you to do well !
10
Mireille
May 11, 2026
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Stayed 4 nights
The place is nice and quiet. It is not an hotel and could be describe as a cottage or guesthouse. There is no housekeeping during the stay. Most the amenities ( pools, restaurants) described are part of the "hotel de l'ermitage" which is accessible from "les jardins de l'ermitage" if you can walk down a stair and unpaved path down a hill about 100 yards which my 87 year old father couldn't do. The outdoor pool was still closed even if we stay beginning of Mai. The indoor pool part of the SPA and is accessible for a fee of $25 for 24hours. The cotages and rooms were large, nice, well maintain. We did not see any staff during the entire stay (4 nights). The outdoor around the place has a pound and is very relaxing.
The place is nice and quiet. It is not an hotel and could be describe as a cottage or guesthouse. There is no housekeeping during the stay. Most the amenities ( pools, restaurants) described are part of the "hotel de l'ermitage" which is accessible from "les jardins de l'ermitage" if you can walk down a stair and unpaved path down a hill about 100 yards which my 87 year old father couldn't do. The outdoor pool was still closed even if we stay beginning of Mai. The indoor pool part of the SPA and is accessible for a fee of $25 for 24hours. The cotages and rooms were large, nice, well maintain. We did not see any staff during the entire stay (4 nights). The outdoor around the place has a pound and is very relaxing.
4
Steven
Mar 20, 2026
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Stayed 1 night
We picked this accomodation because we were travelling off-season and their description clearly says 2 restaurants. You can imagine our shock and disappointment after driving most of the day to find out there were no restaurants for dinner and we were forced to drive 32km to find a place to eat. The spa and indoor pool in the description seem to be a sepeate business...and were not available during our 2 night stay. The description is misleading and needs to be updated.
We picked this accomodation because we were travelling off-season and their description clearly says 2 restaurants. You can imagine our shock and disappointment after driving most of the day to find out there were no restaurants for dinner and we were forced to drive 32km to find a place to eat. The spa and indoor pool in the description seem to be a sepeate business...and were not available during our 2 night stay. The description is misleading and needs to be updated.
FAQs about Les Jardins de l'Ermitage
Is parking available at the property?
Yes, free self-parking is available on-site, but it is limited.
What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?
A buffet breakfast is available daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee of approximately EUR 12 for adults and children.
Does the property allow pets?
Yes, pets are allowed in specific rooms only, with a fee of EUR 12 per pet, per night. Service animals are exempt from fees.
What are the standard check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Late check-in is available for a fee of EUR 20 for arrivals between 10:00 PM and 7:30 AM.
What is the location of the property in relation to key landmarks?
The property is located in Les Salles-sur-Verdon, within a 15-minute drive of Gorges du Verdon and Lac de Sainte Croix. It is 0.8 km from Lac de Sainte Croix and 4.7 km from Plage du Galétas.
Does the property have a swimming pool?
Yes, there is an indoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, open from May to October, with access available from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Are children allowed at the property?
Yes, children are allowed, and there is no charge for children under 18 years of age.
What are the policies regarding extra beds or cribs?
Rollaway beds are available for a fee of EUR 20 per night, and advance request is required. Information about cribs is not provided.
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