The property is very close to the main town and yet far enough a way to have peace and quiet. There is an outdoor space where you can have a cup of tea or read a book and it is very nice. It is very close to a grocery store making it very handy to pick up a few things for the day. For €15, you could have a very good breakfast.

We like to open our windows and in general no one seems to have screens on their windows so if you leave them open too long, you’re going to get some bugs. I could’ve used an extra blanket and luckily I was able to find one on my own. The shower is excellent but again it’s this new way of having just a half of a shower door meaning that water gets out and about. This seems to be common in many places. The bed was perfect for me- hard/not soft.

This hotel is a rarity. Family owned and run for 70 years, it's perfect. Not 'bijout' or 'smart' but honest. No uniformed resceptionist but a family member or friend. No standing on ceremony or 'have a nice day' style sincerity. Fantastic breakfast with fruit, meats, cheeses, home-made preserves, made to order egg dishes and plenty of strong coffee, all at a modest price. All served around a very clean and blue pool. Cosy. And, to cap it all, our room on the second floor had 180 degree views of the Alpilles including the famour Van Gogh rock with 'devil' eyes and only a 15 minute walk to the famous Van Gogh hospital where you can visit his room and see one of the views that so inspired him and, to add to the excitement and 10 minutes further on the phenominal Glanum site, a Roman town dug out of a field and opposite carved Triumphal arches better than any. St Remy de Provence really is a 5 star location and this hotel is a perfect base.

Having to leave.

Friendly staff, excellent location and I had a lovely view of the Alpilles from my room. Room was clean and well-presented. I liked the bedside lamps which enabled me to recharge my phone via the usb point, without the need for cumbersome adaptors from UK devices.

I always like to make tea in my room. I was disappointed that the room did not have a tray of coffee/tea making facilities - unlike other hotels of a similar standard, I stayed at during my stay. As a single traveller- this allows me to retreat to my room and relax with my own tea! For me this would have made the hotel first class and excellent value for money - but I did not give an excellent rating, since this facility was not provided. I would urge the management to re-think this policy- or at least offer this to guests who request it.

Warm and friendly owners and staff. Room small but perfectly formed. A bit of dust around the radiator in the bathroom but otherwise very clean. Comfortable bed and a good view of the mountains from the window. Plenty of garden areas to sit in the shade with a drink or a coffee and a lovely sunny terrace and swimming pool. The breakfast was absolutely excellent. Great choice of savoury and sweet, fresh fruit and juices and lashings of good coffee! Free secure parking too! Easy walking distance to St Remy centre. Highly recommended!

Nothing!

Well located a short distance from the center of St Remy. Parking was easy and free. The breakfast was excellent and worth the cost. Nice family run place

The rooms were pretty sparse. Mattress good but the decor felt old and there were no little conveniences like a teapot or in room coffee. Perhaps most importantly the noise of people coming and going was awful. I could easily hear two people having an intimate connection while walking down the hall.

Hotel staff and proprietors were kind, thoughtful, and caring. They adjusted our room to accommodate my disability. Very clean rooms and surrounding public spaces well cared for and looked recently updated with fresh paint and flooring. King size bed was a good size for my 6’6” husband. Excellent location - an easy 8-10 minute walk to the town centre and 20 minutes to the Glanum ruins and the hospital that Vincent Van Gogh lived in the last year of his life. Secure parking was worry free.

Bed and pillow comfort could be improved. As with many places in the region smoking is allowed in open areas- at the property smokers dominated the pool area, terrace, and garden lounge. For us it was just too much smoke..

The breakfast was great. The staff was kind and courteous. We had safe parking for our car. Short stroll into heart of town. The asylum where Van Gogh was was treated was right up the street (worth it!). They have a nice pool but it was a bit too cool for us to take advantage of. They are in a great location and Saint-Remy is a great village to visit!

Having stayed at another 3 Star property in Avignon the night before I must say that Le Castelet des Alpilles was a delightful surprise and by far superior in every way. Very clean, quiet and comfortable with great personal service from all the the management and staff who spoke confidently in English. It is also very conveniently located within only minutes to the Tourist Information Centre, the Village centre and the Bus Service if you wish to Visit historical attractions within the vicinity.

I have nothing negative to suggest.

Loved our stay at this hotel. We had one of the more modest rooms but totally comfortable. Wonderful breakfast and extremely nice staff. Everything in Saint- Remy-de-Provence is an easy walk from the hotel. We found this to be a great base for exploring Provence. We spent a wonderful afternoon on their patio enjoying a bottle of local wine and tapenade recommended by the wonderful woman at the front desk. Would love to go back.

Cozy nice hotel run by a family. Room was spacious and clean. The swimming pool space was a bit limited but it was a good fun for the kid anyway. Location was good, walking distance from city center.

There was no mini-bar at the room. Internet was quite slow. The A/C unit could barely maintain a comfortable temperature in the room (this was one of the warmest weeks in Europe).