Beautiful setting and worthy of its 5 star rating Fabulous landscaping and excellent cuisine at both the Michelin 3 star restaurant and at La Cabro d’Or. Dining on the terrace is a wonderful experience, with the view over the garden and the noise of the cicadas.

Dogs are allowed in the swimming pool area and we had to point out to the pool staff that dog mess hadn’t been cleaned up by an owner. Really not acceptable and especially if children are playing. Staff need to be vigilant and check regularly to ensure this doesn’t happen. Alternatively dogs shouldn’t be allowed in those areas.

It was great to stay in such a beautiful, peaceful and historic location.

Rooms (even Room 2, used by Queen Elizabeth) have a slightly disappointing decor for this price . A bit bland. I was expecting older, stylish furniture and decorations. Interior colors could be more joyful, while still respecting the time period of the building and the local, rocky Provençal environment. A great stay anyway.

Great grounds, beautiful scenery, delicious food! Very relaxing. Very helpful staff. Clean and well designed room.

Room service was a little limited but the food was good. With three pools and a lot of families, perhaps one pool should be 18+ to provide a serene spot in the day - because all pools were play zones, which isn’t a luxurious experience

All of service, equipment and rooms lived up to my expectation. A bed was so comfortable that I overslept, consequently I missed breakfast... Gardens in the premise were also wonderful. The price is worth paying.

WiFi connection was hard and it took time to solve it until a "booster" was delivered. It seemed it was the matter of infrastructure, which led me to believe some of other people suffered the same phenomenon. If so, the solution should have been given much quicker.

Beautiful setting and grounds. We’ve been there before and wanted to return.

iPad wine list at L’Ousteau. 106 pages to scroll through. We would have much preferred a proper printed wine list to peruse. At La Cabro d’Or restaurant they have a proper wine list to read.

It is one of the most unique properties. Les Baux is a special place with medieval ruins perched high up on a hill and the hotel is very luxurious with past guests including Queen Elizabeth and Mick Jagger. Need I say more . This is a must stay!

We were accommodated without a reservation for lunch, Sunday, while we waited for our room - magnifique!! We also made our reservation for a room just a day before our arrival, we appreciated your hospitality immensely. Mary Louise Flowers

The room was quite spacious and comfortable, with a lovely terrace. The building was quiet and private with a beautiful view of the grounds.

Lack of an elevator for moving luggage, but this was a minor incovenience.

Amazing scenery! The property is set to an idyllic background in Les Baux, and the different buildings incorporate the natural surroundings flawlessly.

Stunning hotel complex. We stayed in a truly, old, authentic provencal house surrounded by beautiful gardens and pools. The hotel restaurant is in a beautiful, relaxed setting. Staff were extremely helpful - we ate out in the local (Les Baux) village and the hotel arranged the meal and provided transport for us.

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