Our visit with our English innkeepers, Richard and Carrie, was such a delight. They were great…read moreguides and provided great direction on what towns to go visit. As a result, we visited not just the tourist spots like Pont du Gard, but wonderfully surprising small towns such as Gordes and Uzes and small wineries and restaurants in between. They loaned us lots of things and were very gracious. It was like visiting with your favorite Aunt and Uncle, but without the family obligation or drama. Plus it was helpful getting such detailed advice without the stress of having to translate it from French. As for the B&B itself, it's a lovely place situated a short walk from town, so it's quieter than being in the center of town but with the convenience of being able to walk to the wonderful market or cute shops/restaurants. The street was difficult to find by car without a map or GPS, and we didn't travel the way the website assumed we would. But once we ended up there, we were enchanted by the lovely terrace, sitting areas and lovely pool. The bedrooms were plenty big and the beds were comfortable. It would have been nice to have a door on the shower, but it was fine. There is a small water canal behind the property so there's always a sound of running water which is nice if you keep the windows open, however then you are subject to hearing cars pass on the short shared driveway which is only an issue if you're a very light sleeper. The breakfasts were as good as french continental breakfasts get. Nice muesli, yogurt, fresh delicious! croissants every day with a wonderful selection of spreads (delicious homemade preserves and local honeys), coffee/tea or juice. I don't think many places in France do eggs/hot breakfasts unfortunately, otherwise I'd drop a star. We very much enjoyed Saint Remy and our stay at Mas de Tourterelles and I'll add that October was a very nice time to go.

This place is wonderful! Close to downtown In a beautiful location with clean, comfy rooms…read more Breakfast was simple but very fresh and good. The woman who owns this place is hospitable and friendly. She gave us lovely advice on places to visit and things to do during our stay. We stayed for 4 nights but we would have loved to stay for more. Will definitely return here again!

The Location: in the hill-top village of Les Baux de Provence…read more The Room: A charming, good-sized queen-bed room called La Dame a la Licorne. Furnished with period-appropriate pieces. Enough space for international travelers to unpack comfortably. Lovely views over the village rooftops. While there was an air-con/heating unit, we didn't need it during our stay as the weather was temperate enough to enjoy open windows. The bathroom was a good size and innovative in design for a relatively compact space. The shower pressure was excellent. For amenities only liquid soap in a pump dispenser was in the bathroom. Be advised that there is no lift which will be an issue for those who cannot negotiate stairs. The lovely hosts do assist with luggage. The Staff: Ute and Benoit are totally charming - happy to chat and provide advice/assistance. Food: Continental breakfast was delicious and substantial - consisting of yoghurt, breads/pastries, fruit platter, coffee, and juice. We had dinner at a local restaurant which is literally a pleasant three minute walk from the hotel. Parking: Parking instructions, and parking permit, are emailed to you upon acceptance of your reservation. You need to print the permit and leave it on the dashboard of your car. While you can drive into the village between 7pm - 10am, the streets are quite narrow and some may find it challenging. Outside of these hours you will need to carry your luggage over the cobblestone streets to reach the hotel. Overall Impression: A unique, charming hotel for an overnight stay. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would happily return!

From the owner: Au coeur des Baux Adossée au château des Baux-de-Provence, la demeure d'Ute et de Benoît laisse les…read moreportes de ses 3 chambres d'hôtes toujours ouverte. Outre sa position centrale au cœur des Alpilles, la particularité du lieu est de proposer une Suite semi-troglodyte, puisque l'un de ses murs appartient au flanc calcaire de la montagne. A l'arrivée des chaleurs estivales, la terrasse ensoleillée du lieu est idéale pour profiter de la vue sur les Baux et du temps qui passe...