What a dream-like bed and breakfast. This place truly embodies everything that you think of when…read moreyou imagine yourself in the south of France. Upon our arrival, we were immediately consumed with the overall aesthetic and attention-to-detail that was given on this beautiful villa. This place had a true French vibe--all the way down to the mini cooper in the driveway, surrounded by terra cotta potted plants and a private, well secured courtyard. The rooms make you feel as though you've lived in France your entire life and you open up the windows to hear the sound of church bells. Our room had a back terrace with clear, open views of the sky. To me, this place is a must. If you find yourself in Avignon, you have to stay at the Villa Margot and enjoy the care taking by Meris. Her welcoming "petit fille" dog and roaming kitty were a great companion in the villa.

Marion Wagner is an excellent hostess, friendly and knowledgeable. Free wifi. We has the cheminee…read moreroom which was comfortable and spacious. Tastefully furnished with art on the walls. The herb lotion and shampoo welcoming scents. King sized bed. Breakfast is calfouti fruit, fresh fruit, coffee, tea, yogurt. Served 8-10 AM daily. She has umbrellas and many travel books for you to borrow should you need. Good location. Terrace is lovely as well but it rained during my stay so couldn't take advantage.

The owner is super nice. She gave me tour suggestions and even went out of her way to call travel…read moreagencies. The place is clean, quiet and close to all the major attractions, restaurants and the Central train station ( not TGV)

This was one of our favorite places we stayed in our 3 week trip in Europe this year. It is so…read morequaint, in the center of town. We had a suite, with an open rooftop patio, on the top of the Hotel. Comfy King beds, clean and great big old fashioned bath tub (all renovated) The owner slips my mind right now but she was so sweet, helpful and gives you your space if you want it. The price of the room is under $200 and reasonable. If you can find the place on GPS, we did not, you go down a tiny little alley and once you find the door, it opens to a sweet courtyard with all the rooms above it, including her house (and the dog) She has a very sweet little room where she serves the breakfast and leaves her wine fridge open for you to have a glass of nice rose before or after you dinner. Very tasty, fresh fruits, jams, breads and meats for breakfast. We hope to return here one down and enjoy the town longer. I am sure you will not be disappointed in Saint Remy and mostly your accommodations if you stay here.

This is the perfect stay for anyone staying in the Provence region. Saint Rémy is such a wonderful…read moretown in Provence and such a good jumping off place spot to visit other regions. The downtown of Saint Rémy is so cute and charming and this property is directly in the center of the historic downtown. The streets in this part of town are walking only but it is very easy to park a few blocks away in the free parking provided by the property owner Christine. Christine is so amazing. I can't write it all here because my review would take up two many pages, but she makes your stay special and is there to assist and recommend in any way. She provides a lovely breakfast every morning with fresh croissants and baguettes, delicious jams, French ham and meats, fruits, etc. Quite a lovely spread. The property is so beautiful and charming. Something straight out of a dream. The room was lovely and every detail was thought about. I appreciated the still water bottles stocked in your room fridge and the fitted and flat sheet on the bed (I was surprised to find hardly any hotels or properties in Europe provide a flat sheet on the beds). The property was immaculately cared for, and every detail was given thorough care and attention. It was also immaculately clean. Lovely bedroom and beautiful updated bathroom with side by side sinks and a lovely tub that actually makes you want to take a bath. There was a lovely private rooftop terrace from our room and a lovely shared terrace on the ground floor where we ate dinner under the stars our first night (we arrived very late in the night and Christine was so sweet and helped get us food which was amazingly delicious from a nearby local bistro so that we could have dinner as all the restaurants would be closed by the time we arrived). As soon as you leave the gate from the property you are in a charming area filled with lovely shops and restaurants. It is so idyllic and you could just lose yourself in that town for a week without having a desire to leave. With that said it is such a good jumping off point to explore Gordes, Roussilon, Les Boux, Aix en Provence, Avignon, and many other places. Literally the only issue I could foresee anyone having with this property is if you were old and have a large suitcase and your room is on the top floor. We had huge suitcases and were on the top floor but it was no problem for me as I'm a youngish guy, but even if it is a problem for you just don't overpack, it's completely worth it to stay at this amazing, clean, charming, and relaxing property. One of my favorite properties I've ever stayed at and can't wait to stay there again. The only thing I would have changed is I would have stayed longer!

The Location: in the hill-top village of Les Baux de Provence…read more The Room: A charming, good-sized queen-bed room called La Dame a la Licorne. Furnished with period-appropriate pieces. Enough space for international travelers to unpack comfortably. Lovely views over the village rooftops. While there was an air-con/heating unit, we didn't need it during our stay as the weather was temperate enough to enjoy open windows. The bathroom was a good size and innovative in design for a relatively compact space. The shower pressure was excellent. For amenities only liquid soap in a pump dispenser was in the bathroom. Be advised that there is no lift which will be an issue for those who cannot negotiate stairs. The lovely hosts do assist with luggage. The Staff: Ute and Benoit are totally charming - happy to chat and provide advice/assistance. Food: Continental breakfast was delicious and substantial - consisting of yoghurt, breads/pastries, fruit platter, coffee, and juice. We had dinner at a local restaurant which is literally a pleasant three minute walk from the hotel. Parking: Parking instructions, and parking permit, are emailed to you upon acceptance of your reservation. You need to print the permit and leave it on the dashboard of your car. While you can drive into the village between 7pm - 10am, the streets are quite narrow and some may find it challenging. Outside of these hours you will need to carry your luggage over the cobblestone streets to reach the hotel. Overall Impression: A unique, charming hotel for an overnight stay. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would happily return!

From the owner: Au coeur des Baux Adossée au château des Baux-de-Provence, la demeure d'Ute et de Benoît laisse les…read moreportes de ses 3 chambres d'hôtes toujours ouverte. Outre sa position centrale au cœur des Alpilles, la particularité du lieu est de proposer une Suite semi-troglodyte, puisque l'un de ses murs appartient au flanc calcaire de la montagne. A l'arrivée des chaleurs estivales, la terrasse ensoleillée du lieu est idéale pour profiter de la vue sur les Baux et du temps qui passe...