so Far the best bungalow ever .
location far from noise and atractions yet near enough to go and visit all the famous beaches and towns.
Service the best restaurant fantastic the best bed I ever spleep in.Steel dreaming of it...

The Four Seasons in Domaine Terre Blanche is an oasis not typical of most hotels in Provence. The resort extends over hundreds of acres, includes very spacious "country French" cottage suites, and two hillside golf courses all with great views over the valley just south of Fayence. The main lobby and environs is of a contemporary style with a number of pieces of attractive modern art and sculpture. The rooms are all suites with separate living and bed rooms. The pool and spa are spectacular, and the two golf courses, while not of championship quality, are certainly worth playing; one could spend the entire day at the extraordinary practice/learning center. While the food is good, it is "upscale" and pricey, and options within the hotel are limited. Nearby hilltop villages with more reasonable dining choices are reached by taxi or rental car. Overall, a very good resort, but most would not recognize it as similar to other Four Seasons properties.

Most wonderful experience I have had in my travels to date. Service was exceptional as was the suite (villa) we stayed in for the week. Food and incidentals were expensive (internet was 25 E for the week) but it was to be expected for the type of venue. The grounds were immaculate and stunningly beautiful. The resort has 36 holes of golf designed by Dave Thomas and 35 of them were very challenging. The 2nd hole on Le Chateau (par 3) left one wondering however! The only real complaint from a golfers' standpoint was that both courses were way too over watered for the week we were there.
The meals were typically high quality French with the accent on presentation as well as exceptional service. The surrounding villages date back to Roman times and were fascinating to experience. All off-resort dining was very French country side oriented and quite good! Wineries were abundant and easily found with the help of the concierge staff as was the above referred dining. Monte Carlo, Nice, Cannes, Grasse, and Cabris were a short drive on our off day from golf and provided a very nice excursion. It will be a long time before one forgets this experience. The owners (Dietmar Hopp et al) and the Four Seasons have combined to forge a very memorable experience.

The Four Seasons at Terre Blanche is a special place in the heart of Provence. The suites were among the best I have stayed at, service was excellent, everything was very clean. The facility was everything a Four Seasons resort should be. The quality of the Golf courses was a real supprise, they were simply outstanding. Dinner and drinks were overly expensive in my view, but the suites and golf were good value.