We arrived at the Monfleuri on a scorching day, having travelled all morning and stayed in Grenoble the night before (not in a good hotel, either.) Arriving at this hotel was like a breath of fresh air! We parked easily outside, and the receptionist was gracious, spoke perfect English, and found us a room without any problem, which they hurried to get ready for us.
The room was spotless, had a beautiful view over the pool, and the Med, with a big terrace with private sunloungers. Icy air conditioning was also very welcome.
The hotel location was excellent, and we strolled to the harbour and got a boat (Bateaux Vertes) over to St Tropez for lunch. Arriving by sea took around 15 mins and gave a perfect view of the mega yachts!
Returning to the Montfleuri we used the pool and very comfy loungers and then dined excellently in Ste Maxime itself.
Breakfast was delicious and if we hadn't been travelling onwards, we would have stayed longer.

Stayed here in May 2002 having walked in ‘on spec’ early one evening and again in September 2004. The public areas are well appointed but the room was a little disappointing on both occasions. They are fairly small, feel tired and are in need of renovation. The location though is very good – in a quiet street only a short walk from the town centre with its endless choice of restaurants and close to the harbour. The hotel has a small car park, which was usually full, though I always found a space next to the hotel on the street. The choice of fruits, cereals and breads at breakfast was excellent. The secluded garden area is well shaded; the pool area a little cramped. On my 1st visit the receptionist went out of her way to help me to sort out problems with my TGV rail connection to Paris so I was very impressed. My feelings toward this hotel are however a little prejudiced. Despite written confirmation of my booking for my 2nd visit I found myself in dispute with the owner who was adamant I could not stay for what should have been my 3rd and last night. After a heated argument he resolved it by arranging for me to stay at another hotel nearby at no additional cost to me despite its higher rating. Obviously I was not impressed at having to move and in fairness I hardly conducted myself with any great diplomacy either! Mistakes sometimes happen but it was interesting to note the next guest took priority over an existing one! However, if the hotel fixes the rather jaded rooms I would still recommend this to others who want a quiet and convenient location, close to all Ste Maxime’s amenities.

OK, so it only has three stars and some people have written in the negative about this great place. Well, that's NOT the case. Yes, it is an old property and may not have the frills of nearby hotels (on the wrong side of town). The location is without doubt the best, a short walk passing some splendid villas or an alternate route by the sea, either way - only 5 minutes to the ancient quarter and the hub of the town. Cleanliness, without doubt the most important matter, is without fault. Spotless. Staff are again without fault and go above and beyond the call of duty.
Some rooms overlook the pool and sea. Others back on to a quiet street. We stayed in the latter and got a super nights sleep.
The buffet breakfeast is plentyfull and yes, may lack a huge variety, but is great value for €10.00pp.
It may be old, but it's full of warmth and without doubt Sainte Maxime's finest.
Hotels in the area are expensive so don't beat yourself up if first impressions deceive you. Go with the flow.
G & C Delaney, Ireland - stayed 17 - 21 April 2007

This was our third visit in over three years, and we are disappointed.

The first and second vists were a pleasure, but the poorly maintained decor, broken tiles on the balcony and rude waiting staff made for an unpleasent experience.

The hotel needs a long overdue maintence programme and until this happens, either avoid or don't expect to be wowed.

We did put this hotel at the top of our 100 or so Best Western hotels visited in North America and Europe over the last eight years, but now it wouldn't even be average.

The location is ideal for visiting the Cote d'Azur and wider Provence and the hotel reception staff and room maids are second to none. A short walk into town means great access to all facilities and ideal for the short ferry over to St. Tropez.

I will think long and hard before deciding to return.