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“Beautiful French Boutique hotel!”

We had a lovely time. The rooms were clean. The breakfast was simple, outstanding French type breakfast or as an American we call it a continental breakfast. Great location. One of the more pictures, Risk, hotels with water running through it. They’re only two minor comments….. one is they don’t ha… more

We had a lovely time. The rooms were clean. The breakfast was simple, outstanding French type breakfast or as an American we call it a continental breakfast. Great location. One of the more pictures, Risk, hotels with water running through it. They’re only two minor comments….. one is they don’t have an elevator and you need to arrive before 5 PM if you want to drop off your luggage at the hotel and then go to the car park. Otherwise it’s about a 5 min walk from where you park your car to the hotel! Overall, we would certainly be back as everyone was so hospitable!

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“Perfection!”

How could anyone give this small boutique family run hotel anything but 5 stars! You are in the village, the water races under the hotel, the courtyard for the most fabulous dinner and breakfast are cool and steps from the market and the rooms are beautifully decorated with full size l’occitane pr… more

How could anyone give this small boutique family run hotel anything but 5 stars! You are in the village, the water races under the hotel, the courtyard for the most fabulous dinner and breakfast are cool and steps from the market and the rooms are beautifully decorated with full size l’occitane products so you can relax in the bathtub with the shutters flung open listening to the sounds of the village! The bed is comfy and the air con good on a hot day in Provence. Seriously this is the nicest hotel we have stayed at so far and the least expensive! Bravo to this beautiful young couple for fulfilling the dream and creating a dream for guests to stay in.

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“Beautiful setting off a quiet street ”

Very nice dinner although my main course portion was tiny - about 3 mouthfuls! But appetiser and amouse bouche to pad out the courses. Lovely friendly service in a beautiful courtyard. Quite an expensive dinner with only one set menu choice

“A Beautiful Building, But Service Fell Short”

The building itself is stunning — carefully and lovingly restored — and the location couldn't be better for the vintage markets. We adore old architecture and genuinely admired the owners' dedication to the restoration. Our concerns are entirely with the service. Arrival: We received no advance com… more

The building itself is stunning — carefully and lovingly restored — and the location couldn't be better for the vintage markets. We adore old architecture and genuinely admired the owners' dedication to the restoration. Our concerns are entirely with the service. Arrival: We received no advance communication from the hotel about nearby street closures affecting vehicle access. A simple email with a pin or suggested taxi drop-off point would have made a world of difference. Instead, we found ourselves rolling heavy suitcases a considerable distance. If you're planning to stay here, sort out your exact drop-off point in advance — don't assume a taxi or Uber can reach the entrance. Check-in hours: When the hotel says reception is only open during certain hours, they mean it literally. We arrived slightly early and were fortunately able to leave our bags with someone working in the kitchen — but had that not been the case, we would have been stranded with our luggage in a small town for an hour. Plan accordingly. Breakfast: The continental breakfast was fine, but we'd temper expectations — we found it modest rather than the "hearty" description we'd seen in a previous review. We skipped dinner entirely, as the menu offered little for guests with food allergies. Checkout: This is where our stay unraveled. The staff member at checkout, Miriam, mentioned she had only been there one week — and unfortunately it showed. She was unable to provide a local taxi number and made no effort to find one, despite it being a simple search away. Beyond that, working at a hotel where street closures routinely complicate vehicle access, one would expect any staff member to intuitively know the closest and most practical drop-off and pick-up point for taxis and Ubers — this seems like day-one knowledge for anyone in a guest-facing role. She could not provide this either, nor did she attempt to find out. We were 20 minutes past checkout due to a delayed breakfast down the street, and had accumulated quite a few market purchases. We asked if anyone could help us with our bags given the distance we'd need to travel to reach a taxi. Miriam's response was a flat "no" — explicitly because we were late checking out. She offered no alternatives, no help finding a solution, and no goodwill gesture of any kind. Neither she nor the staff member vacuuming nearby made any move to assist. For a boutique hotel with only around six rooms, we expected guest service to be a genuine priority. With so few guests at any one time, there is simply no excuse for this level of indifference. Unfortunately, it left a lasting and disappointing final impression on what could have been a lovely stay.

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