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"Wonderful "

"Everything was Perfect from our first day to our last. After searching countless properties across the South of France, we chose " Chez Vous" in the picture perfect town of Uzes. We couldn't have made a better choice! The Apartment is incredible, very large, extremely comfortable, with all the amenities of home, so it's aptly named " Chez Vous". The location is just steps away from everything this beautiful town has to offer, which is a lot! And here's a very sincere Thank You to our host, Susan, who epitomizes Hospitality. She made sure everything was perfect with our stay, and it was!!!"

"Absolutely brilliant property! It was a gorgeous wee house and so close to everything which made sight seeing so easy! The owners are so sweet and nothing is too much trouble. Would 100% recommend!"

"The property is of a smallish size but clean and tidy the pool is excellent but shared with 2 other villas, the grounds are well kept and it is safe. The villa does require some updating as some of fixings and fittings are starting to look tired and at this price point I would have expected air conditioning and more space. The owner is very friendly and helpful and nothing was a problem. The local area is lovely and providing you do not mind a little drive the beaches are not far"

"A great family resort / lots of facilities & perfect for our 3 days. The staff were lovely & the apartment good. However we were not informed there were check out rules & We would need to view those rules on the hotel website. We left our apartment tidy & closed all windows & washed up & put away our breakfast items. We left our bed linen in a pile for collection but did not empty our bin. After we left we were charged Euro 50 for not abiding with the check out rules. Such a disappointment after such a lovely stay - if we had known about the rules of course we would have followed them. The hotel should have written instructions visible within the apartment. After contacting the hotel to explain we were told in no uncertain terms that we had broken the rules."