We stayed one night only as they were fully booked. We had the separate rooms in the garden. The rooms were comfortable. The double bed was good but the single bed had a terrible hallow so it was bad on the back. The bathroom was small but modern. The gardens were not manicured but they felt relaxed and typical Provence with many large old trees and grape vines. The farm house dates from 1712 so it is picturesque. We had breakfast in the kitchen of the house so we enjoyed the character. Breakfast was excellent with lots of choice, fresh food and cooked eggs. The owner was polite and friendly with a casual manner. The trip to town is definitely too far to walk, you need a car. The signage is poor and it can be hard to find. The cost was 125 euros for 3 people which we felt was a little on the high side. However breakfast was included and it was the best breakfast that we did have in any B&B in Provence.

We made a reservation at this B&B for two nights in July. We made the reservation a week in advance and the B&B got our credit card number. The days before our arrival we tried to e-mail and phone them on numerous occasions just to avoid any later problems, but they never answered. Upon arrival after a long days driving, the owner (middle-aged man) had lost our reservation and told us that they where fully booked. What was even worse was that the unpleaseant owner didn't even seem to care at all about that they hade made a serious mistake and the situation that had put us in. He even smirked at us when we were asking for some help on what to do. Anyone can make a mistake, but the least you can expect if that happens is that they try to help you in some way. We didn't know the area or if there where other available B&Bs in the area for our time of stay - but the owner surely did and could had said at least SOMETHING to advise us. I'm sure the rooms are nice and everything - we wouldn't know. Just go there if you are prepared to take the risk of being stranded. We wouldn't advise you to arrive late at night.

Stayed on week with artist friends.
The rooms are large, modern, comfortable and have air conditioning!
Breakfast is included and features eggs done your way: scrambled, fried, omelette, boiled.
The rooms in the park have private terraces overlooking the spacious grounds.
The hosts speak English and were very helpful with St. Remy restaurants and local sights to see.
There is an outdoor kitchen with stove and refrigerator for use by the guests.
Will definitely stay here again.

We had a lovely 2-night stay here at the beginning of our travels through Provence. The house and the grounds were rustic and comfortable; the owners charming and very friendly.

The pool and lots of shady trees were a perfect respite from a long, hot day of siteseeing. And homemade breakfast under a huge fig tree on the lush grounds, were a perfect start to the day.

Some might say it's time for an update but I think that would ruin the charm of this place. This is not the place for you if you are looking for fancy toiletries an newly renovated rooms in lush fabrics. If however, you'd like the authentic feel of a Provencal farmhouse, with cheerful and accomodating hosts, then this is the place for you.

Next time we will stay here for our entire stay.