Les Suites de Naevag

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The room was tastefully decorated in a very unique style. Very romantic, with little touches throughout. I guarantee you will never see another room quite like this. The location was on a side street in the middle of the historic section. Quiet, but when you step outside your door on those fantastic market days, the action is just steps away.
  : If you are arriving by car with luggage, be aware that you may not be able to pull right up to the rooms. And Google Maps seems only to get you close. And, be aware that this is not so much a hotel as a small set of rooms, so you need to call the proprietor to arrange to get the key (like an airbnb). A family member speaks English, though. It was advertised with wifi, but our phones couldn't "discover" the wifi router from our room, However, they could if we walked across the side street near their other rooms. Then we were able to enter the passcode and it worked inside the room. So if robust internet happens to be really important, this may not work for you (or confirm that it's fully working in your specific room ahead of time).

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Lovely little spot, basic want to be boutique but can't complain about the location. Parking can be an issue.

Very Good
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Fair
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location, in the middle of St Remy's historic center is very good - once found. The address is a tiny alley and the instructions in the booking reservation were scarce. Had to call the proprietor to find the way and get access to key box. The double bed was very large and fairly comfortable. The air conditioner worked properly.
  : Unfortunately a quite long list of things: - No individual sleeping pillows in the bed, only one 2m long "pillow sausage" to share. Pillows in the extra bed on the loft had unclean pillowcases. - Broken toilet seat, so you almost fell off when using it. - Broken flushing mechanism, so the water kept flushing until you managed to tinker with the button several times to make it stop. - Black mold around the bath tub. - An old refrigerator in the room that had to be turned off as it otherwise was humming loudly without stop. - A very old, worn lock in the outer door, almost impossible to manoeuvre and without locking knob on the inside. All in all exceptionally poor value for money (as it certainly wasn't cheap).