We booked a small room and it was quite spacious and comfortable. Wifi was good and the hotel AC…read moreworked great. The gentleman at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. Overall, a great place to stay, good location, and good value. It was quiet.

Yes, the hotel itself is probably an a-okay 3 stars, but the location was awesome!…read more If you need a room, this place was super convenient. It's only about 10-15 minute walking distance from the main intersection, and the area its in is full of shops, restaurants and cafes. I wish I got to stay out here longer! (That's the other thing, if you're ever out here in Avignon, try and stay for at least 3 or 4 days so you can take advantage of the nearby towns on a spiffy moped ((unless you hired a car of course, in that case, 2 days at this location is just dandy)). The hotel itself is clean, and a bit sterile feeling (including the receptionist), but nice enough. Their elevator wasn't working at the time (that was a huge pain, lemme tell ya), but we managed just fine. They provide wifi with a charge, so you're better off going by the maccas down the street to use theirs. They do offer breakfast if you need it (but there's plenty of cafes and boulangeries down the street), and this location seems to be popular for small groups and large families. The facilities are minimal, but you'll hardly be in the room anyway. It's easy enough navigating through the streets here, the only thing is I'd avoid the back streets really late at night as you'll likely be asked alot for spare change. Good, no frills accommodation in a great location!

A nice terrace and meal. Had fois gras appetizer and it was great! Also had the veal for two but it…read morewas undercooked and not the best. Breakfast was free and some selections are good but some are so-so. Great cappuccino! Lovely view. Fantastic wines and Billecart rosé champagne was lovely.

Beautiful place, hotel with view on the Luberon, nice bedrooms, nice pool…read more But hotel capacity is too small. When We arrived, restaurants ( Bistronomique like gastronomique ) were full! We had to take our car again and find a place for eating at 8pm... the spa is probably great but overbooked when we arrived...so a beautiful relais and château where you can't eat and relax...too bad :( Furthermore, The staff was not friendly. So really disappointed...

After spending our vacation on a large cruise ship and a few large hotels in bustling cities, this…read morehotel was a welcome respite. It is in a tranquil setting with lovely garden and pool. The staff is very accommodating and our dinner and breakfast were delicious. If you don't mind a taxi or bus ride to get to town (about 15 min) and can maneuver in a small room, this is a lovely little hotel.

Arrived June 3 to find our prepaid room had been sold--again--and unavailable. After great…read morestress--and arguments--found ourselves in a much lesser motel undergoing repairs. Advice to potential guests--do not prepay for a room here. Better yet, look elsewhere.

According to the hotel by-line, the hotel came into existence in 1799. It blows me away that I get…read moreto experience part of this history while enjoying the modern amenities the hotel has implemented. The bed was extremely comfortable, the sheets/towels/robes were luxurious, the AC in the room was quiet as I'm averse to noise while trying to get a good night sleep, the bathroom was large & roomy. Even though I was on the second floor, I couldn't hear anything from upper floors. It is conveniently located with a short walk to the main commercial area & the wall/bridge. I basically walked everywhere while my friend rented a bicycle from a nearby place (the hotel should be able to point you where) to discover more. My friend & I stayed in rooms 201 & 211. 201 is sun dappled, has a view to a street and a modest bathroom. 211 has more of a courtyard view with a large bathroom with separate bathtub & shower. Tips: You have to leave the room key with the frontdesk as it's on a heavy bell. Book early and be specific about your preferences. Each room is different & as this was founded in 1799 & modernized, there may be a few quirks (for example, it required two steps to unlock the room door). No fault of the hotel, there are some eateries directly across that played loud music in the evening. Try avoiding the rooms facing that direction. Suggestions: Some of the frontdesk people seemed inexperienced & can seem a little overwhelmed if there were some questions/requests OR a larger group at the same time. One sign of this was that either none of them will respond or all of them will try to respond at the same time & talk to each other while ignoring the guest who asked the question/request. Some of them seem to be taking directions from the porters which was unusual. A taxi was ordered for us to take us to the train station but direction was given to take us to the wrong station. Luckily, we discovered it in time & had to scramble into another taxi. The breakfast staff also seemed a bit overwhelmed. They seemed taken aback & flustered when we asked for hot water (come on, we're Americans but surely a lot of the Brits ask for hot water for tea, haha). For omelette, there was only a choice of cheese or ham. No basic vegetables such as mushroom, onion, bell peppers. I'm going to chalk all this up to the pandemic & challenge in staffing with experienced staff.

That's the ticket! We spent so much time here they thought we worked there! The bar was always…read moreaccommodating, and all the food was delectable... it's just the perfect place for friendship and coffee, we were There morning noon and night. They stay open until 2am which is rare in Avignon, so that's a pro tip. The art in the lobby was very impressive to. My mother in law stayed there and she liked it so that's something to write home about. Plus she ate all the nuts they would give her. It was pretty nuts. I highly recommend this place if ever you are in the south of France!

LBdG is one of the best hotels in the world, period…read more It's located on the top of the hill over looking the beautiful village of Gordes. Everything was top notch!! They made sure that my stay was more than just relaxing and comforting. They made sure everything I requested was done in a snap. From the first step into the hotel, the concierge to the front desk, they greeted me with smiles and warm welcomes. They kept my car clean and ready at all times and my room was spotless with fresh towels throughout the day. From room service to dining restaurants, the service and the food were just exquisite beyond my highest expectations. Big shout out to the concierge and everyone served me throughout my stay. I am a customer for life!! I had the hotel all to myself to the last day of October 27 before the closure for the winter months. What an unforgettable and unbelievable experience!! As far as I'm concern, even if no one can speak any English here, their actions have met all of my expectations and more LOUD & CLEAR. I love you LBdG!! Best to none!! The experience was EPIC!!

The bastides is a palace ( above 5 star) and as such everything should be 5 stars…read more This review is about the bar so it is not about the rooms nor the Michelin starred restaurant pierre gagnaire: In the afternoon after a walk in Gordes on a hot day we stopped at the terrace to have a drink The beers are expensive at $20 for 2 and we had to insist for some nibbles (we asked for peanuts; response from the waiter : "let me see what I can do "as if it was the first time such a simple request is made. He came back with a few salty biscuits ). At this price and in this class of hotel this should not even be a request . 3 star because the view from the hotel is amazing I will come back to stay in the hotel and try the main restaurant Hopefully I will be able to update my review

Located next door to the Avignon train station just outside the city wall…read more Our room has a sitting area and a balcony. Rooms were basic but clean There's a paucity of electrical outlets to charge our devices. I had to unplug the TV and hot water kettle to gain access to 2 electrical outlets. Front desk staff was attentive. There were 2 very large tour bus groups during our overnight stay.

The rooms could use a little updating, but all in all a very nice place and a great location. Just…read moreoutside the walls of the city and next to the north train station, this property is convenient to restaurants, shopping and all the things that Avignon is famous for. The people that work here are fantastic and oh my god, the air conditioning was fantastic. I spent two weeks in this hotel and did not hear any street noise the entire time, maybe heard the train twice. Will likely be back to this property.

I HAD to stay here as part of a cycling tour. I could have done far worse!…read more The accommodations are second to none. It is in a restored church and smack dab in the middle of town. My room was something out of a movie. They furnish the room with plush bathrobes, vanity kits and the quality..ooh la la. Breakfast is standard French B&B fare. How do French women eat so many carbs for breakfast and stay so thin? The hostess in the morning is very gracious. Dinner was great. The chef recommended fois de gras, but it is not what I am into. I got a zucchini risotto instead, which was wonderful. He also recommended a scallop dish, which was fantastic and a to die for chocolate mousse. I loved this place and hope some good fortune lands me here again. While you are at it, wander around Isle sur la Sorgue-- it's a jewel!

Okay, but not great, people and atmosphere nice, but the food was average, not worth the price…read more There are much better restaurants to choose from and that are less expensive.

Fine dining at Château des Fines Roches. An exquisite 3- to 7-course dinner experience with unique…read moredécor, refined flavors, and perfectly balanced combinations of delicate ingredients that come together for a truly supreme culinary experience. Service is professional, attentive, and seamlessly complements the elegance of the evening.

This was quite the experience. The chateau is located on a beautiful hill surrounded by vineyards…read moreso you get an amazing view. We stayed in one of the larger rooms and it def was super spacious even by American standards. Room was nicely decorated and bathroom looked new and modern. Our room overlooked the pool which we sadly didn't get to spend much time in. We ate at the restaurant one night and what a meal! Delicious! You can sit out in the patio for dinner and watch the sunset. Def bring some repellent however as the mosquitoes also got quite a meal out of me. Not a single complaint can be made of this place. If you are in the CDP area, def stay here for a few nights!