LBdG is one of the best hotels in the world, period…read more It's located on the top of the hill over looking the beautiful village of Gordes. Everything was top notch!! They made sure that my stay was more than just relaxing and comforting. They made sure everything I requested was done in a snap. From the first step into the hotel, the concierge to the front desk, they greeted me with smiles and warm welcomes. They kept my car clean and ready at all times and my room was spotless with fresh towels throughout the day. From room service to dining restaurants, the service and the food were just exquisite beyond my highest expectations. Big shout out to the concierge and everyone served me throughout my stay. I am a customer for life!! I had the hotel all to myself to the last day of October 27 before the closure for the winter months. What an unforgettable and unbelievable experience!! As far as I'm concern, even if no one can speak any English here, their actions have met all of my expectations and more LOUD & CLEAR. I love you LBdG!! Best to none!! The experience was EPIC!!

The bastides is a palace ( above 5 star) and as such everything should be 5 stars…read more This review is about the bar so it is not about the rooms nor the Michelin starred restaurant pierre gagnaire: In the afternoon after a walk in Gordes on a hot day we stopped at the terrace to have a drink The beers are expensive at $20 for 2 and we had to insist for some nibbles (we asked for peanuts; response from the waiter : "let me see what I can do "as if it was the first time such a simple request is made. He came back with a few salty biscuits ). At this price and in this class of hotel this should not even be a request . 3 star because the view from the hotel is amazing I will come back to stay in the hotel and try the main restaurant Hopefully I will be able to update my review

We ate at the hotel restaurant 3 nights in a row because the food was just that good. The location…read moreof the hotel is quite perfect for exploring the hills of the Luberon. It was out of the crowded tourist area, and gave us a safe place to park the car. The breakfast was pretty standard European breakfast, but did have scrambled eggs for my egg-loving husband. We highly recommend this hotel to others!

I love this hotel - very clean with spacious rooms, breakfast included, great service, beautiful…read morepool and yard too! It is well located for a walk into town and the receptionist is great about helping make reservations for lunch & dinner in area restaurants. I look forward to staying here again!

We chose this hotel because it is in a good, central location from which to explore the Luberon…read moreregion and because it lies a little outside of the village, so driving there and parking is easier. Plus, it just looked pretty in the photos! We were very happy here, although there were a few little kinks. The main problem is that it is hard to find. The address they gave us would not compute for our GPS, so we input the GPS coordinates they provided instead. Those coordinates directed us up the hill and straight into the center of the village...exactly what we were trying to avoid. When we called to get directions, the woman we spoke to did not speak enough English to help us. If you get lucky you will come across one of the signs they have posted and can follow those to the hotel. Once you find it, though, it is a lovely place...just as pretty as expected. We were there in July, and so much lavender was in bloom that everything smelled like soap...wonderful. The property backs up to some ochre cliffs, so you can have yourself a little hike right from your room. The rooms are minimally decorated, but very spacious and comfortable. Parking is on-site and easy. Wi-fi is strong. Breakfast is not included in the price, but it was really delicious, and I strongly recommend you eat there if you need a good breakfast in the morning, as there aren't many better options in the village. We had one dinner at their restaurant, and it was very nice, although in the case of dinner, there are, actually, many better options in the area. Overall this is a lovely and affordable hotel, and we were very happy with it.

This is a pretty nice hotel. The rooms are nicely renovated, they have WiFi (although the…read moreconnection is pretty bad in the rooms) and they offer a voucher for parking. It's definitely super cool that the hotel looks like it is carved straight into the side of the mountain. Check in was easy, but we came at the end of March, which is still off season. The lady who checked us in spoke great English and offered us breakfast the next morning for $12 per person. Our room was pretty spacious and had a window that looked out onto the street. It's clean and simple, and I liked the color accents and towel heater. The hotel is within walking distance of the town, but since it was off season, we didn't mind having to look for parking in the town. The WiFi was pretty easy to connect to, but the connection was bad from our room.

From the owner: La Maison des Ocres propose 18 chambres confortables, raffinées, dotées d'une connexion Wi-Fi…read moregratuite et offrant une vue dégagée sur Gordes et la vallée. Cet hôtel possède une piscine et un parking privé. Installée dans un environnement paisible, à seulement 150 mètres du centre du village, à proximité des restaurants, La Maison des Ocres bénéficie d'un emplacement privilégié pour découvrir la région. Nichée au cœur du massif du Lubéron, la commune de Roussillon compte parmi les plus beaux villages de France.

From the owner: Entre Gordes et Ménerbes, vous apercevrez une élégante demeure datant du XVIIIème siècle. Une ferme…read morede pays restaurée dans le respect de la pure tradition du mas en Provence. Nichée au cœur de 23 hectares de vignes, La Bastide de Marie s'épanouit forte de racines authentiques et vous offre un cadre propice en été au farniente sous le soleil d'Epicure. On accède à la maison en empruntant une allée bordée de cyprès, d'oliviers centenaires et de lavande au parfum envoûtant. Dans une ambiance intimiste où règnent calme et volupté, vous séjournerez au cœur de notre vignoble. D'ailleurs, si vous le souhaitez, vous pourrez participer, sécateur en main, à la vie du vignoble et à une dégustation dans les caves du Domaine de Marie, où est entreposé le fruit de cette terre fertile. La Bastide de Marie, une destination privilégiée pour les amoureux d'un Luberon rêvé.

If there were sixth star I would give this place one! I hesitate to write too glowing of a review…read moresince there aren't any on here and this place is so good that it seems like an undiscovered paradise! This small hotel has only a handful of two-floor units, each its own structure that blends old world exteriors with modern design elements inside. The grounds are beyond amazing with views of the countryside everywhere you go. The sprawling grounds manage to feel small and intimate. Staff go out of their way to be helpful. The only snafu the entire time was a dinner that went on for hours and hours and we thought we were just being impatient Americans, but they apologized to us for how long it was taking and to other tables around us. When we arrived we had not just a small fruit plate, but a huge overflowing basket of the ripest tastiest fruit I have ever had, all grown on the property. You must make time to enjoy a massage here in a small hut on the property, to wander around and greet the chickens, check out the gardens and lay by the infinity pool. This place is heaven on earth and one of my favorite places I have ever stayed!

From the owner: In the heart of the Luberon, perched on hill top, surrounded by olive groves and fields of…read morelavender, stands Domaine des Andéols, authentic, calm and luxurious family home. This extraordinary property is composed of ten warm and beautiful, modern, calm and independent houses, some with terrace or garden. Each is a unique blend of originality, charm and comfort, made of an amazing private collection of rare and unusual objects.

I'll let the photos do the talking for this one. The Luberon region of France is absolutely…read morestunning. It's made up of three majestic mountain ranges, with hilltop villages and hiking trails and farmland throughout. It's no wonder that L'Auberge's free wifi account is named "Enjoy Nature Instead". If you want to explore the region in an appropriately rustic way, but still enjoy all the luxuries of French life (rich food, cheap wine, running water) L'Auberge des Seguins is the perfect home base. It's a converted farm, nestled in the valley beneath towering cliffs, with old stone cottages coverted into "hotel" rooms. Since you are in the middle of nowhere, breakfast & dinner are included in the room rate: 130 euros for 2 people. An amazing deal. There's a pool on site, hiking trails that literally leave steps from your room, a "Buvette" (bar) on site, and a big house that is now the main dining area & kitchen. It has a covered patio, where you'll sip local wines, and enjoy healthy-ish meals like whole trout & quinoa, bay-leaf wrapped goat cheese, and ratatouille. There are all kinds of tourists here: French, German, American, Dutch. Most of them are the serious outdoorsy types, hitting the road early for a hike, then congregating around the table for dinner time. Come here to explore, indulge, and re-engergize. It's France like very few people see it, and now...it's on Yelp!

Thank you "Le Crillon", you hosted us and our entourage of two kids beautifully…read more The welcome was warm and personal. The rooms were most charming, with special themes in every one of them. The surrounding was most lovely, definitely medieval, artisan, and countryside. But what we really recommend is the cuisine. Do not miss the chef Edward Cristaudo's menus, one 3-course, the other 6-course. Basically you chose the courses you desire from the general menu ... and off you go into the delicious world of Michelin-star like cuisine. Fresh produce, local inspiration and more classical French influences make for a marvelous and most enjoyable meal experience. Wines are most reasonably priced (as is the menu) and are well-discovered amongst the best local producers (there are other, non-regional wines on the menu, though) All of our connoisseur taste buds were delighted. The very competent, friendly and personal service was delightful AND classy, but never pretentious. Just a delightful break from the often stuffy Michelin-star service, without giving up the culinary quality, innovation and taste. We will certainly return to "Le Crillon".