MICHEL PIERRE

I really enjoyed looking at all the amazing different kinds of flowers, something to inspire you to do things like poetry love turtles and others around you great company as well I'll give 10 out of 10

Beautiful garden! I enjoyed the thoughtful combinations of flowers with the well-made terrain. The reasonably priced cafe was a nice place to sit down at. The only but huge con was that some of the animals that they kept looked unhappy, which made me feel sad.

It was the second time we've been here. The first time was in late summer. It was hot and dry and understandably the flowers weren't at their best, so it was truly lovely to return in the spring and see all the flowers in their first bloom. As always the route through the gardens is well thought out and sign-posted. It's a gentle amble of around 2 - 2.5 hours with gorgeous scenery, beautiful flowers and alternating light and shade. The various sections are each as delightful as the last. The staff are always friendly and helpful and the little garden shop is well stocked with the beautiful plants and bushes you'll have seen on your tour. We purchased a couple of soft-drinks on our way out as we had built up a thirst in the warmth, and they weren't expensive. If I were to have one complaint, it's that they don't name any of the flowers. My MIL spent an ungodly amount of time on her phone trying to identify various species of flower and bush. But I would definitely recommend this as a lovely gentle day out if you like plants and flowers.

A brilliant garden. It far expected our expectations! Lovely planting, a large area where you discover new areas the whole time. The water features, buddist inspired wooden buildings, animals and a bamboo maze were added bonuses. We spent an hour just walking through the garden.

This is a wonderful garden. So many different plants and trees. Every season is different. Well worth a visit. We will certainly go back

An amazing garden which has been created from scratch over the past thirty years. It has a huge variety of plants and settings including lots of water features, quite a few woodland spaces, Mediterranean planting, oriental features and rose gardens. The flowers were in full bloom when we visited in July and looked stunning. It has a fun bamboo maze and a small selection of goats and lamas!

Beautiful gardens but the lotus extravaganza is the main attraction, especially this time of year (early to mid July) at the peak of flowering!

A heaven of peace! We spent a lovely sunny afternoon at les Jardins des Martels. Beautifully designed gardens with whispering fountains, lush lawns, rose borders and many different plants and shrubs, weeping willows and big trees near ponds and bridges ...simple pleasure for all the senses! I loved the jasmin trellis, the water lilies with the little frogs and orchids in the greenhouse. Secret shady corners offer resting places before you go down to see the cows and donkey and the hens.Before we left we enjoyed a cup of tea on the wooden terrace overlooking the garden.