Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Van Gogh's legacy lives on at the Saint-Paul Asylum, where you can follow his artistic footsteps through sunflower-dotted landscapes. Wander the bustling Wednesday market for local lavender products, then explore Roman ruins at nearby Glanum archaeological site.
Amazing hotel, perfectly located, friendly staff. Breakfast options could be better and service at the pool was poor but it was due to short staffed. We will come back!
Amazing hotel, perfectly located, friendly staff. Breakfast options could be better and service at the pool was poor but it was due to short staffed. We will come back!
The hotel is delightful. Well situated close to town but with fantastic extensive grounds and two pools. The basic rooms are small and rather dark but the concept is to spend time outside. The bed was really comfortable.
The hotel is delightful. Well situated close to town but with fantastic extensive grounds and two pools. The basic rooms are small and rather dark but the concept is to spend time outside. The bed was really comfortable.
Aurelie and Pascal are simply the nicest people. Nothing is too much trouble, including making gluten free cake and providing gluten free bread for one of us and vegetarian for the other (we are not the easiest of guests!)
We chose the simpler of the two rooms, and would definitely take the posher one next time, if only for the air conditioning, but they say they plan to install air-conditioning in the little room, they are well aware of the necessity, but there is an access problem for the...
Aurelie and Pascal are simply the nicest people. Nothing is too much trouble, including making gluten free cake and providing gluten free bread for one of us and vegetarian for the other (we are not the easiest of guests!)
We chose the simpler of the two rooms, and would definitely take the posher one next time, if only for the air conditioning, but they say they plan to install air-conditioning in the little room, they are well aware of the necessity, but there is an access problem for the...
Perfectly located. Attractive property and very good staff. No meals except (very good) breakfast but cold platters available, lunch or dinner, by arrangement. Aircon system not really up to the job of 38' but when ours failed, our room was changed immediately. Very nice, quite large salt water swimming pool. A handrail to get into the pool would be a great addition; people with difficult knees (me) or hips may not be able to get in or out without help.
Perfectly located. Attractive property and very good staff. No meals except (very good) breakfast but cold platters available, lunch or dinner, by arrangement. Aircon system not really up to the job of 38' but when ours failed, our room was changed immediately. Very nice, quite large salt water swimming pool. A handrail to get into the pool would be a great addition; people with difficult knees (me) or hips may not be able to get in or out without help.
Such a warm and welcoming place, especially thanks to both owners, you can feel they love what they do!
We had an issue with our car on the day of departure, and the owner was immediately there to assist us.
Such a warm and welcoming place, especially thanks to both owners, you can feel they love what they do!
We had an issue with our car on the day of departure, and the owner was immediately there to assist us.
Veerle
Reviewed November 1, 2026Reviewed November 1, 2026
Excellent stay, an unexpected beautiful green and serene place so close to the city, very human contact with the owners who do everything in this boutique hotel.
The only downside is the plastic bottle in the room. Thank you !
Excellent stay, an unexpected beautiful green and serene place so close to the city, very human contact with the owners who do everything in this boutique hotel.
The only downside is the plastic bottle in the room. Thank you !
MARIANNE
Reviewed October 11, 2024Reviewed October 11, 2024
What are some of the best caravan parks near St.-Rémy-de-Provence?
Camping Pegomas is a highly recommended caravan park for your road trip, featuring free self-parking and free WiFi. If you are planning a long weekend to experience the caravan park lifestyle, take advantage of the terrace and outdoor swimming pool available at this campsite. On-site accommodation features a kitchenette with a fridge, a stovetop and cookware. Other recommended caravan parks include Camping Domaine des Tamaris and Domaine des Chênes Blancs - Camping.
What makes St.-Rémy-de-Provence caravan parks stand out?
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What should I see in St.-Rémy-de-Provence?
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What's it like staying in a St.-Rémy-de-Provence caravan park?
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