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.
This property is absolutely amazing. It was clearly built as a labor of love by the owner, Jourdan. Gorgeous stone and marble construction. Beautiful pool area with views down to the farmlands and Luberon mountains of Provence. Stephanie was incredibly helpful with all aspects of our visit. The Petit Déjuener is superb with wonderful pastries, baguette, fruit, cheese and meats. Great Cappuccino! And various juices and locally made yogurt.
The property is slightly remote. Great for rest and...
This property is absolutely amazing. It was clearly built as a labor of love by the owner, Jourdan. Gorgeous stone and marble construction. Beautiful pool area with views down to the farmlands and Luberon mountains of Provence. Stephanie was incredibly helpful with all aspects of our visit. The Petit Déjuener is superb with wonderful pastries, baguette, fruit, cheese and meats. Great Cappuccino! And various juices and locally made yogurt.
The property is slightly remote. Great for rest and...
Everything was fantastic! They upgraded our room for our honeymoon and we really enjoyed the comfortable bed and beautiful view. We also relaxed with a couples massage. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly! Would recommend 💯
Everything was fantastic! They upgraded our room for our honeymoon and we really enjoyed the comfortable bed and beautiful view. We also relaxed with a couples massage. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly! Would recommend 💯
JessiLane
Reviewed October 24, 2026Reviewed October 24, 2026
Unbelievable place … so fantastic… beautiful setting… attentive staff… incredible breakfast … large rooms … garden / pool … near tons of beautiful villages … strongly recommend
Unbelievable place … so fantastic… beautiful setting… attentive staff… incredible breakfast … large rooms … garden / pool … near tons of beautiful villages … strongly recommend
Dylan
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
This is a genuine retreat for anyone that needs to drop out and disconnect for a few days. The staff is friendly and helpful, though be advised, this is a working winery and they are as likely to be in the fields as in the office! Be sure to ask for a wine tasting. :-)
This is a genuine retreat for anyone that needs to drop out and disconnect for a few days. The staff is friendly and helpful, though be advised, this is a working winery and they are as likely to be in the fields as in the office! Be sure to ask for a wine tasting. :-)
A Charming French Stay – Highly Recommended!
We had a wonderful stay at this lovely property, located in a beautiful old traditional French house full of character and charm.
The interior is tastefully decorated. It is not luxurious, but has a simple, understated elegance. Every detail reflects the owner’s refined taste and thoughtful care. The combination of rustic charm and quiet sophistication creates a warm, welcoming, and truly special atmosphere.
The facilities are excellent, including...
A Charming French Stay – Highly Recommended!
We had a wonderful stay at this lovely property, located in a beautiful old traditional French house full of character and charm.
The interior is tastefully decorated. It is not luxurious, but has a simple, understated elegance. Every detail reflects the owner’s refined taste and thoughtful care. The combination of rustic charm and quiet sophistication creates a warm, welcoming, and truly special atmosphere.
The facilities are excellent, including...
Di
Reviewed October 16, 2026Reviewed October 16, 2026
The grounds and surrounding view are distinguishing. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful. The room was serene and well appointed. Breakfast was superb, but dinner service was slow. Coquillade lives up to Relais & Chateau’s reputation. This was my second visit from the US to the hotel. and I’d happily return.
The grounds and surrounding view are distinguishing. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful. The room was serene and well appointed. Breakfast was superb, but dinner service was slow. Coquillade lives up to Relais & Chateau’s reputation. This was my second visit from the US to the hotel. and I’d happily return.
Ruth
Reviewed October 14, 2026Reviewed October 14, 2026
We loved this place from the moment we arrived. We were shown to our room which was comfortable and clean, small and simple. We threw open the shutters and windows to catch the cool breeze and sunset. We took a quick swim as the last rays of warm sun shone. We had a wonderful 3 course dinner and wine for two and then breakfast in the morning, both outside and enjoyed the view of the gardens and surrounding fields, all of which were bathed in light reminiscent of a Vangough painting. We will...
We loved this place from the moment we arrived. We were shown to our room which was comfortable and clean, small and simple. We threw open the shutters and windows to catch the cool breeze and sunset. We took a quick swim as the last rays of warm sun shone. We had a wonderful 3 course dinner and wine for two and then breakfast in the morning, both outside and enjoyed the view of the gardens and surrounding fields, all of which were bathed in light reminiscent of a Vangough painting. We will...
First of all, the location is just great. Right around the corner from the Musee Granet, only about 4 short blocks over from the Cours Mirabeau and oldest part of the city, less than 10 minutes (on foot) to the Fontaine de la Rotonde, and not far from the Hotel de Caumont museum. The street is very quiet, and has no cars - except taxis that can lower the access control posts. Just a block from the Rue d'Italie, with lots of shops, cafes, and restaurants.
The hotel has no sign outside other than...
First of all, the location is just great. Right around the corner from the Musee Granet, only about 4 short blocks over from the Cours Mirabeau and oldest part of the city, less than 10 minutes (on foot) to the Fontaine de la Rotonde, and not far from the Hotel de Caumont museum. The street is very quiet, and has no cars - except taxis that can lower the access control posts. Just a block from the Rue d'Italie, with lots of shops, cafes, and restaurants.
The hotel has no sign outside other than...