This hotel is charmingly laid out over several small houses around a large swimming pool. It is very good value for the money. The food is acceptable but not exceptional. WIFI available in dinning room but not in rooms.

3rd time stay at the property. The place is still magic. But food quality has dropped. New rooms have been added to respond to the success of the place. But some basic modern things like large tvs (now computer screen type flat lcds) and wifi in the rooms are not available. Meaning it is all fine on sunny days, but... More

We stayed 2 nights with demi-pension. Loved the room and its terrace with a view over the village. The owner family is most gracious and spends time discussing the buildings or town or whatever you'd like. English spoken. Huge breakfast. Marvelous dinner with seating around the lit pool. Polite wait staff and very good food. Outside parking is fine; we... More

Les Lauriers Roses This hotel is Wizzywig - what you see is what you get. No frills, no extravagance, but a clean room a comfy bed, wholesome food, a warm welcome and, surprisingly, a very cold swimming pool at the end of the season in September. The price is reasonable, and you get good value for your money. The village... More

Over the years we have stayed at L'Enclos several times - indeed we have just returned from our fourth visit, making it our most visited hotel in France! That says it all. L'Enclos is ideally situated for visiting Nimes, Avignon. Pont du Gard, Arles, Uzes.... It's also a relaxed 30 minute drive across country to Nimes airport. The hotel is... More

We indeed appreciate L'Enclos des Lauriers Roses. It’s construction, based on different terraces, in the typical Provencal architecture, and the surrounding hotelrooms with their own terraces offers an elegancy and a calmness which we appreciate very much. We were staying this time at the upper pool and had a room with a private terrace just some meters from the pool... More

Pleasant hotel with nice room. Relaxing environment around colourful pool terraces. But food only average and expensive. Breakfast 15euros with fruit salad from a tin - excuse given in July "fresh friuit is not in season" - criminal ! 19.5 euros for main of tiny piece of roast salmon set on one slice of tomato, with a small soggy baked... More

The hotel was full when we visited in May 2012 but you wouldn't have known it as it was so quiet. The room we had was delightful. The staff were attentive without being pushy. The food and its presentation was all we could have hoped for. It felt a very happy place. We haven't rated fitness centre or room service... More

This hotel is really a mini resort. They offer full dining, three meals- delicious. Many rooms have entrances from the outdoor courtyard, others on second floor. Each room very differently and distinctively decorated. Four different pools (it was too cool to enjoy in April), that would be handy in the summer. Not far from Nimes, well located in Provence.