We liked the studio where we had the opportunity to prepare our own meals. We liked the pool area and garden a lot. Very quiet and lots of space. We only stayed for four nights, so we ordered breakfast which we enjoyed in the garden.

I would have liked a little more life at the restaurant and bar at night. We had ordered one meal at the hotel, which was curry chicken. We like to eat french dishes when in France, so we went to Pernes-Les-Fontaines for dinner. The owners are friendly but could be more accommodating.

Lovely historic Inn in a tranquil countryside setting. The owners and family manage the Inn and are all very friendly. Breakfast is very nice. This is a beautiful old chateau.

They serve dinner for convenience of guests if you pre-order. Not going back out for dinner is convenient after a day sightseeing but note the food is simply average. If you have any walking problems, know that there are no elevators and many rooms on second and third floors.

A truly unique place to stay at, we really enjoyed every moment of it.The surrounding garden is a magical place, the interior of the building is charming, the rooms are comfortable and pretty, with a magnificent view on the garden. Excellent breakfast and delicious dinners, super kind hosts. Strongly recommended for a holiday in Provence!!!!!

Everything was perfect. Perhaps the bed a little too soft for me.

It is a family owned hotel and that feels. The owners are really caring. We felt welcomed. The breakfast are simple, but stable - you know what you will get every morning. The terrace and breakfast, living room area are very nice. The family has a few cats and dog, that creates a feeling of home.

Nothing, unless the pool could be heated :) or rooms are a bit small.

Pool, restaurant, grounds, facilities, location. Staff were always accomodating.

Beds were uncomfortable and need replacing. Felt a little like the poorer quality beds were allocated to Booking.com.

Lovely traditional Provencal Hotel with lovely gardens and pool area, located near Pernes les Fontaines (a charming French village). Good breakfasts, low key and relaxed vibe.

A bit of a false start with my rooms regarding the air con, which was quickly resolved. I was re-allocated a beautiful bright and spacious room with fully functioning air con, which I greatly appreciated.

With its old-world charm, this hotel was one of the highlights during our honeymoon. We stayed there for three nights and absolutely enjoyed every second of it! it is set in a large enclosed park with several seating areas, as well as a large pool. It offers a very rich and diverse breakfast buffet, with a variety of meats and cheeses, eggs, croissants, jams, and many many other options. We would have our breakfast on the patio and enjoy the view, as well as the cats and dogs! The latter needs to be emphasized: the place is not only pet friendly but is pet-centric. If you love cats and dogs like we do, you will very much enjoy the place!

The rooms could have been more spacious, of course, but that's not an issue: one doesn't come to Provence to stay in the room!

The grounds and location were beautiful setting for a lovely traditional French hotel. The set menu dinner was delicious as was the breakfast.

There were no tea/coffee facilities in the room and there was a lot of noise from a machine and the sound of other residents at night.

Beautiful grounds, helpful and patient staff. They have a cat that understood the emotional needs of a solo traveler.

The pillows are too thick for a smaller woman’s body which resulted in a very sore neck and shoulder. They are also square which make them uncomfortable as well.

The room was comfortable and there was space to safely store your bicycle. The outside area was beautiful.

I was not hungry enough to want to have dinner but had a craving for just a fruit and asked if I could not just have an apple and was told that there would not be enough for breakfast if they have to give me an apple. I wouldn’t have minded paying for the apple if they asked me to pay for it; if that was the real issue. Something like this would make me never come back to the hotel again. I’m sure no one would have missed that one apple at breakfast the next morning…