I have stayed here many times, sometimes with my family, sometimes as a couple. Don't expect TV, minibar, phone, but enjoy the wonderful park and relax at the swimming pool. I have only stayed at rooms in the main building, and these are nicely furnished. Some have specially nice bathrooms. There is a street in front of the hotel with... More

I enjoyed three nights here. The room was clean and a nice size with lovely decor. Plenty of room. It was in fantastic location, just 2 minute walk to the main street with shops, restaurants & bakeries. Our room had one side facing the street, but I did not find it to be noisy, the other looked to the grounds.... More

We stayed here on a Holiday Fellowship walking holiday. The continental breakfast was adequate to set us up for the day, and the town shops were only a few minutes walk, with a choice of 3 bakeries and a supermarket from which to buy our lunch supplies. The highlight of the hotel is the garden, which is lovely. the swimming... More

Owners lovely, pool great, environment tranquil. Rooms quite basic however but clean. Would have loved a fridge and a bit more toilet paper.

We had a family room which I have to say was the largest of any hotel we have stayed in France. Bathroom was new and modern (had a bath in as well), rooms clean with a arty mix of furniture. The grounds are beautiful, nice pool and the atmosphere is very relaxing. Lots to keep kids happy, swings, sandpit and... More

Malaucene where the hotel is located is an unspoilt,small French village 22 kms west of Mount Ventoux. Cyclists of all ages use this route to try and climb non-stop to the top. Good luck! Many lovely cafes in the town and a market day as well. Domaine des Tilleuls is a very pleasant small B&B run by a lovely,youg family,The... More

This place is darling: spotlessly clean; charming in its rustic décor; a park-like yard with ping-pong, benches, tables and a pool; an accessible and helpful staff. The room provided for our family of 5 was perfect, with ample room for sleeping, comfortable linens, a spacious and clean bathroom, and plenty of room to store our things. We didn’t eat breakfast... More

This was a nice hotel of its kind, though I would place it firmly in the two-star category not the three that it claimed. The English-speaking husband and wife team of Arnaud and Dominique Chastel ran the hotel well and they were charming and helpful. The rooms were kept clean, and the breakfasts were more than adequate. They did not... More