Hotel terbaik di Le Puy-Sainte-Reparade

We recently stayed at this hotel with our daughter, who when we checked in found the shower over the bath in her room was broken. She requested a room with a standalone shower but was told none were available. Most basic rooms have only these showers, which is inconvenient. After four maintenance visits—one where she was told it was “normal” for the shower head to face horizontally and another for the bathroom to flood when the shower was being used—the supposedly fixed shower fell on her head as soon as she tried to use it. Only then was she offered a room with a standalone shower, which had magically become available. In our room, the shower and basin had drainage issues, also deemed “normal.” Breakfast on our first day was also disappointing; arriving at 9:30am, an hour before it ended, there was limited food and no croissants. It then took three attempts and 20 minutes for the staff to make a simple café au lait. Overall, our stay was marred by poor service and lack of care, not what we expect from a five-star Relais & Chateaux hotel.

Chambre en réz de chaussée très salle sous le lit près de la fenêtre un truc bizarre urine vomit on ne savais pas trop une odeur d égout et de moisit salle de bain très petite ou il manque la tablette ménage des toilettes vraiment pas terrible heureusement literie propre et de bonne qualité cette chambre était à refaire nous avons pris le petit déjeuner mais plus de café le dimanche à 9h30 viennoiseries brûlées et pas cuites le cadre est magnifique c’est vraiment dommage qu’il y est si peu d’entretien et de ménage il manque des tasses des cuillères à la réception pour le petit déjeuner

We loved this charming hotel set in the medieval village of Cadenet in the Luberon, a short distance from from Aix en Provence. The room was very attractive with a comfortable bed and very clean bathroom. Best of all was the kind hospitality of owners, Anne and Stephan who were always ready to assist us when we needed any help, especially for finding a place for dinner or for sightseeing.

If you want a peaceful respite from traveling through France, make a stop here to enjoy the stunning grounds, excellent food, comfortable modern rooms and accommodating staff. This hotel within a winery is modern and up to date, while maintaining the charm with buildings from the 17th Century. The ultra modern sculptures that pepper the grounds are “interesting” to say the least but no matter your taste, don’t take away from the sculptured landscape. The pool is modern and sizable while the gym is good for only two. The two five star restaurants offer Japanese and French cuisine and there are daily wine tastings in the ample sized bar off the lobby. The beds are very comfortable and the bathrooms large. Don’t forget a trip into Aix de Provence for the 365 day open market and endless streets of shops.