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Peaceful and lovely little hotel right next to Château d'Allemagne en Provence. Dinner and breakfast were wonderful. The host was very friendly and welcoming. It's a short drive to the Verdun Gorge or the lavender fields. The pool is small but very clean. We thoroughly enjoyed staying here with our children. If you're lucky, you can get a room with a view of the Chateau! The lack of AC is actually a nice thing, because you can fall asleep listening to the tinkling of sheep bells in the pasture, the swallows chirping, and the doves cooing.

Olivier was very easy to contact upon my arrival, and he met me in the main parking area. He walked me to the studio apartment, then gave me the keys after a quick tour. He was very hospital and kind and gave me plenty of suggestions of things to do in the area. He had maps and other tourist brochures handy for all sorts of activities. The space itself was nice. The kitchen had most of the accommodations needed to cook dinner in the apartment (No spices or oils, but there is a grocery market down the same street). The room can get hot on a summer's day, since there is no air conditioning, but he did provide a fan that helped keep me cool. The bathroom was also nice and the shower had decent water pressure. He provided a towel (a bit small) and hand/body soap, but no shampoo or conditioner so make sure to bring your own. The town was adorable and had a bar with kind staff and a library and post office that were rarely open. It's in a great location for Provence, because there are great towns and activities in every direction. It is pretty essential to have a car in this area if you want to get around efficiently, most things are within a 25-45 minute drive. I came by bus, which made things a bit trickier. I decided to walk to Valensole, a town north of Allemagne-en-Provence. This ended up being a 9-mile hike but was more than worth it once I climbed my way up to the plateaus. I was astonished with the beauty and tranquility of the lavender fields along the Route de Valensole. The cicadas sang to me along my journey and provided the perfect escape from a big city that I desperately needed. I left for this hike at 6 in the morning to avoid the heat during a heat wave. This was a smart decision. By 13h00 in Valensole, I was sweating bullets and decided to take a taxi home instead to avoid heat exhaustion. You can get a taxi in Valensole to Allemagne-en-Provence but not vice-versa.

This room is comfortable and clean, the hotel is quiet

The hotel is not luxurious but it is still very nice on beautiful grounds. The room was spacious and bright and quiet. The front desk ladies were VERY nice, friendly and courteous. I would recommend this hotel.

Everything. Dinner is very special and unique. Great Location. Very helpful staff with personal assitance . The attmosphere is very Calm and family. Exceeds our Expectations.

Loved this place! Staff was incredibly accommodating to last minute adjustments and the hotel was perfect. Amazing breakfast and very tranquil. would stay again!!

Very nice hotel with parking right by the entrance door. Nice comfortable room in a nice town with many restaurants nearby. We ate at an Italian one behind the main street that was great and the owner was super friendly and spoke perfect English. We had a hard time finding the hotel but once we did it was a convenient location. It is just set back off the main street on the next road.

Friendly host and family. Took care of some issues right away. Swimming pool. Great location. Garden.

Breakfast was amazing. Staff were so friendly and helpful. The pool, room, and restaraunt were very well kept and high quality.

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