We were traveling to Provence and staying in St.Maxime for 3 nights
Nice and clean private BB villa near small town St-Paul.
Pluses: not so many visitors in hotel: when it is full 5-6 couples. Clean , Air condition
( very useful when it is 40C outside), quiet, nice and friendly english speaking owners.
Minuses : Accessibility is not perfect, small rooms, slightly overpriced. ( you could probably stay in Negresco on Promenade des Anglais for the same price  )
I would not recommend it for that reason.

If you're going to the Nice-region and like to stay not far from the airport but away from the crowds by the sea, take a few nights at this lovely villa. It's far from average...
In addition to what has been said here: there are few guests which makes it very calm, the tempo is slow (breakfast is served from 09.00) and the villa itself has great style in every detail. You just have to survive the tourist trap St. Paul with all its expensive restaurants. There are gems, but you have to be prepared to pay. A good choice is "Le Tilleul de Menthe" just inside the city gate to the left. Not cheap, but a good kitchen indeed. While in the area, you must not miss the "Fondation Maeght" art museum. It's a 15 min walk (upwards) from the hotel. The house itself is worth the visit and it's easy to see where the archithect of Villa St. Maxime got the inspiration...

A great place, with great people, great view, great rooms, great location.....enough said!!!
Try the Old Mill resturant...10/10!

What a wonderful place to stay, what a shame we only spent one night there!! We flew down to Nice to start our honeymoon and then just drove the very short distance up to Villa Maxime.
John and Ann were very welcoming and excellent hosts. The rooms are good, comfortable bed and views to die for. In the morning (after a delicous champagne breakfast) we took a short 10 minute stroll to St Paul de Vence and enjoyed wondering around the town.
We would absolutely recommend Villa Maxime