Par excellence! Do not miss this restaurant!! We looked at yelp to find a Sunday restaurant en…read moreroute to Lacoste. We showed up at 1;40( with a normal closing of 2) but were shown into the restaurant! . Stephanie, the chef, came out to explain her menu in English. I cannot begin to praise this meal! App was burrata with a tomato sorbet with basil. Dinner, one of the best pieces of sea bass I have ever eaten, on a bed of braised fennel, my daughter had lamb cooked for 8hrs in a traditional French red wine sauce. My husband had a moist steak with eggplant and scalloped potato. All of us cleaned our plates and followed it with a homemade chocolate sorbet that was so decadent we shared it. This meal was off the charts! We will revisit it on our limited Provence trip!!! Do not question it, GO!!!!

We enjoyed the food at Restaurant Cesar but not the service. The wait between our appetizer and…read moremain dish was almost an hour, but having lived in France for two years we could live with it and would have given them four stars. It was the waiter's inappropriate behavior and the owner's total lack of apology that ruined the evening. My wife wasn't sure what "charolais" meant and asked me whether it was filet mignon. The waiter overheard her and started laughing to himself and commenting to other French guests. We were shocked and told the owner. The owner, without knowing what happened (he was quite far from us and could not have overheard), flatly denied that it could have happened and was completely unapologetic. My wife spoke French well and we had a French friend with us, and all of us were taken back by the owner's attitude. After we walked out, our children, who spoke fluent French, told us that the owner used a number of dirty French slangs when talking to us, e.g., engueler, as in "you cannot shout in my restaurant with your dog mouth." Though we were upset, we never shouted at the owner and would have never imagined that a proprietor would direct such words to his customers. If we didn't understand French, we would not have caught the waiter or the owner's rudeness. There are a number of nice restaurants in Bonnieux with equally good food but without the unpleasantness. We recommend Fournil and l'Arome.

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

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!

Honestly, their social media team is SO bad, we almost did not book here because so many other…read moreplaces nearby had stunning pictures of rooms, the grounds, etc. which looked a LOT better! Coquillade's seemed to hype DJ nights and restaurant menus. (Ironically, The only part of our stay we didn't enjoy was the restaurants ... and thankfully there were no DJs/dance parties while we were there!!) We looked at Airelles Bastide in Gordes and Crillion la Brave in Vaucluse ... we weren't blown away by either of the rooms and for our stay, the dates were not available. We stumbled upon an article in a travel magazine, which stated this was one of France's top resorts and despite not much information to go on ... we booked it. Long story short ... great decision! It was a highlight of our trip. Before getting into the specifics ... I will just say that while we were there, it just felt like home. We only had 3 days, but by the second day, the staff knew us by name and we felt that we could wander around the property freely, which we loved. There are walking trails which lead you past lavender lined walkways, fields of clover, vegetable gardens and unspoiled hills and forest. While we HATED the lobby (it felt like a high end golf club ... or conference center hotel) and did not love any of the restaurants ... the room was fantastic and cozy. There is not much to do around this hotel. In Provence, literally everything closes at 9 p.m. It is impossible finding something to eat at 10 p.m. and after 9 or 10 ... there really is nothing to do at this resort. The pool is closed, it feels like a ghost town ... luckily the rooms are great. We were upgraded to a suite and were in love! So much space to spread out ... a beautiful bathroom with dual vanity, separate tub and a steam shower. The bed was comfy and there was a small patio overlooking the vineyard. I am a cigar smoker and loved this view. We also had a big window, floor to ceiling, which opened and each morning we laid in bed and looked out over the winery and tall pointy trees. Each day, sweets and treats were left for us ... bignets, candied oranges and our mini-bar was stocked each day with waters, local beer and little jars of nuts ... all of this was included in the room cost. A very underrated feature ... unlike tye US, there was no resort fee! The breakfasts were amazing, and also included! Relais y Chateau properties focus on local foods ... much of the fruit, vegetables and honey were grown on property. The cheese plate was amazing! And they had a hot egg station, sausage and anything you could want for breakfast (except for Mimosas). While you are basically in the middle of farmland, it's a 15-30 minute drive to some great towns. Of course Gordes gets all the glory being ranked one of the most picturesque towns in the world. (We found it overrated.) Rossillion was our favorite town nearby. Its an instgram dream. We did not see Lacoste which is also nearby ... but the concierge recommended a few great, local restaurants. One was a roof deck restaurant, which was very cool. The other was Clover Gordes ... very expensive and fancy but essential for the Provence experience. Onsite, we had 2 dinners ... mostly because it was far to drive elsewhere at night. Both were average at best ... and expensive, although not shockingly so. The restaurants need work here ... thai and Italian at a French resort. Blah. We did have pizza at the pool one day, which I will admit was good Neopolitan style pizza. The pool was super warm ... although a bit crowded. It was huge though, most other resorts feature narrow pools for dipping ... this one seemed more for recreation. The landscaping is breathtaking here. All the gardeners deserve a raise. Hedges of wonderful smelling jasmine ... flowers ... and of course the lavender hedges. We were not there for the flowering but even so, we snapped a little bud off here and there to smell before we went to bed at night. The rows look wonderful with the tall, pointy green trees. The only downside to the grounds is its a bit hard to relax in the room in the morning/afternoon because there are lots of hedge trimmer, leaf blower and other machinery sounds as the groundskeeping staff keeps the property looking beautiful. Overall, we loved our stay. 5-stars and then some. Even though nights were boring, we could have stayed an entire week. It felt like home. Driving or biking, know that you will need to take some day trips ... but losing yourself in the French countryside is what this place is all about. If you want to be more in the action/closer to town, maybe Arielles Resort in Gordes would be better for you. However, if we were to return to the area, we would stay here again!

Wow! Amazing place in which entirely exceeded our expectations. We stopped here for a couple nights…read moreon our honeymoon and it was well worth the trip. First they kindly greeted us upon arrival with upgrading us to one of their junior suites with a view overlooking the vineyard and French countryside. They added a special touch with hearts laid out on the bed and some tasty chocolates. Between the spa (best massage I have ever rec'd), the stunning views, the staff, the pool, the bike rentals and incredible paths, and the restaurants we absolutely enjoyed every minute. Highly recommended and a big thank you to Le Coquillade for making this a stop on our honeymoon we will never forget!

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.

First of all do not be in a hurry! Its a quaint small place…read morewith local feel. The service is not slow, but excellent food needs time to create, not excessive time. Food is fresh, organic and from the local area! No processed food- ready in a minute. Try the fresh Bream (fish)

Recently, I had the most amazing dinner here with my partner and her parents. They have been coming…read moreto this area for 20 years yet have somehow never managed to eat at Le Moulin. The waiters were friendly and knowledgable about the food. They were flexible, interested and quick to react, although to my experience a bit over the top. What I really liked is that they had no english menu or tourist geared dishes, but at the same time were flexible enough to explain everything. We had a 3 course meal with various dishes (from fish to meat) and all were excellent and in line with pricing (which was not cheap). It was a warm evening and we were happy to sit in the garden. Artichoke soup, Pea mousse (cold) and lamb were to be recommended, the chicken was too dry and not really inspiring. For dessert, I'd either recommend the Friandises with coffee (finally some good coffee at a good restaurant) or strawberries with cream (someone at another table had then and they looked delicious). All in all, fantastic experience if you can spend the buck and aim to avoid the tourist crowds in Lourmarin.

We stayed here for two nights at the end of May 2017. This hotel is fantastic and overall I would…read moresay that staying here was perhaps the highlight of our trip in Southern France and Spain. Our room itself was fantastic, classic luxury, and we ate at both restaurants, which were both fantastic. We actually enjoyed the lounge restaurant better than the michellin starred place just because it was cute and casual and the view was amazing. My wife already wants to come back!

From the owner: L'hôtel Le Jas de Gordes est situé à 1 km du pittoresque village perché de Gordes, niché dans un…read moreparc arboré de 1,5 hectares où se mêlent les effluves de lavande, de thym et de romain. Les petites terrasses des chambres ouvertes sur le patio ou sur le jardin sont agrémentées de plantes odorantes et fleuries. Paisible et accueillant, ce mas en pierres si caractéristique du Luberon, est en cours de rénovation : les 18 chambres et les salles de bains sont mises au gout du jour, alliant modernité et tradition pour un confort optimal. Vous apprécierez de vous prélasser au bord de la piscine chauffée. Nous sommes à votre disposition pour vous guider lors de votre visite dans notre belle région du Luberon que nous connaissons bien et que nous aimons partager. Hotel Le Jas de Gordes is situated 1 km from the picturesque village of Gordes nestled in a 1.5 hectares wooded park full of the aroma of lavender, thyme and rosemary. The little terraces of the ground rooms open on a lush patio or garden embellished with perfumed and flowery plants. Welcoming and peaceful, this Provencal house with typical dry-stone walls is in actual renovation: the 18 rooms and bathrooms are updated and redecorated in a mix of modernity and tradition for optimal comfort. You will enjoy to rest by the heated swimming-pool. It is with pleasure that we will help you make the most of your stay in our beautiful region and are only too happy to guide you in all that there is to share in the Luberon.

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".

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!