HôTEL les Volets Rouges - Cassis

Overall an okay stay. Booked a quadruple room which was small even for two people. Had breakfast one morning and there was a long strand of curly hair in my yogurt (which I didn’t realize until it was in my mouth). Gross! I told the reception but they still charged me for breakfast. They offered me a new yogurt but really didn’t want anymore. The hotel is very stylish but very small rooms and bathroom. We had a room facing the road but didn’t find the noise that bothersome. It’s fine for a short stay and was clean in general. A ten minute drive into town. Staff spoke some English. Would be nice to have mugs in the room for tea instead of small paper cups that don’t hold much!

I'm not used to negative feedback but I can't help putting one here. This place is everything BUT a hotel! Positive comments have visibly been bought. Please DO hesitate before booking there!! Hotel and restaurant are closed the whole Week-End + after 21:30 the rest of the week! Breakfast is disgusting and far from the promises! No sense of service at all there! You are left alone and not helped in case of trouble! Prices are far too expensive for the quality and service! Nerver seen such a poor mentality either from "professionals". Nerver again!

Dreadful. Service really slow. Food not worth the wait. Moules and Frites. Only the Frites were edible. The moules came ice cold in the middle. Sent back. Came a bit hotter. Shriveled and hard. Not fresh. I wish I had read reviews first.

This is a hip, pleasant little eco - minded place on the hill above Cassis. Of note: there are no ocean views. I enjoyed being outside of the madness that is Cassis in July (stay away unless you like crowds). The rooms and bathrooms are small but adequate and have very cool murals and a modern minimalist vibe. You can get breakfast here and there is a bar with snacks - dinner is also available at certain times. Bed was very comfortable. Feedback 1: the intricacies of how to lock the door should have been better explained - I only knew how to do this having just come from somewhere that had the same door. 2. Why was there no black out /privacy curtain on the front door? I had to use my sarong as a makeshift curtain for the nights I was there. There was also a light that flashed on and off right outside my door all night long.