Hôtel Chateau des Alpilles

We couldn’t recommend Le Château des Alpilles more! Our stay was perfect. While we loved exploring the charming town of St. Rémy, the beauty and tranquility of the château made it hard to leave the grounds. Every part of the grounds feels like something out of a dream, from the tree-lined entry to the elegant interiors in the castle. Make sure to make reservations for dinner - the food was exceptional, and the cheese plate was to die for. We also really enjoyed happy hour beneath the hundred year old plane trees—sipping cocktails there was a highlight of our trip. Le Chateau des Alpilles was a perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and authenticity. We can't wait to come back!

This gem is worth a visit while touring the countryside, especially for fans of Vincent Van Gogh, whose significant spots are nearby. The cuisine at dinner is delicious, and the breakfasts are sumptuous. The staff are top notch and our room was delightful.

Come for the ambiance. The food was good, and while the manager was extremely rude, the rest of the staff provided lovely service.

We stayed for 4 nights in the main house / first floor. Arrival was seemless and welcoming : Juliette was a delight and very friendly and helpful. The chateau itself is beautifully presented / rooms delightful & clean. The pool area is superb with large spaces to spread out have privacy and a guaranteed lounger. All of this area is impeccable as you would expect. There is a bar & lunch (restaurant) area here too. The space benefits from a very large garden / much bigger in reality which is a delight as often places use wider angle lenses to picture and then clients are just disappointed! We eat here on the 4 nights outside in front of the chateau / tables are beautiful/ & well spaced out to give privacy / again such an important element. Dinner was exquisite / we mixed it up over the 4 nights as the menu did not change. On one night we had the beef sharing for 2 / this was disappointing/ we found it tough / but we didn’t say anything as it was probably the cut. We had breakfast and it was lovely / we had the ‘chateau menu’ which gave a good mix. Overall, our stay - was as it said on the tin / not cheap / but as expected which is great when on holidays that you get what you expect. You definitely need a car here as it is too far from St. Remy. Parking is very secure / all locked in. One thing to note is that the chateau take outside bookings for lunch by the pool where lunch guests swim and hang out by the pool area. This area is not exclusive to staying paying guests. This area is also not secure or locked in / so be careful with young children. When we stayed, there was a mix of clients from families to couples.

We recently spent two unforgettable nights at La Chateau Des Alpilles in Saint Remy de Provence with friends, and it was nothing short of magical. This beautiful chateau, the only one in Provence still owned by the same family, radiates warmth and charm in every corner. The family and staff welcomed us with such genuine hospitality, making us feel as if we were guests in their own home. The atmosphere is both elegant and cozy, blending the grandeur of a historic chateau with the comfort of a peaceful retreat. Every detail, from the well-preserved architecture to the thoughtfully appointed rooms, made our stay a perfect balance of luxury and homey charm. The grounds are equally enchanting, with picturesque views that highlight the beauty of Provence. Whether relaxing in the gardens or enjoying time by the pool, we felt completely immersed in the tranquility of this special place. If you’re looking for a unique and heartwarming experience in Provence, we highly recommend La Chateau Des Alpilles in Saint Remy de Provence. It’s a place where history and hospitality come together beautifully. We can’t wait to return!

**Hotel Review: A Honeymoon Experience Gone Wrong** We recently stayed at what was supposed to be a luxurious five-star hotel for our honeymoon, and it was, unfortunately, a series of disappointing events that tarnished what should have been a special occasion. From the moment we arrived, we realized that the hotel didn’t live up to its five-star rating, and I urge anyone considering this hotel to read this review in full — especially the negative reviews from others, which, in hindsight, we should have done more thoroughly ourselves. No Room Service on the Second Night The real shock came on our second night when we were informed that the hotel would not be providing any room service whatsoever. The reason? They had a “special chef” in town for a private event, and as a result, the hotel restaurant was unavailable to regular guests. This seemed absurd to us. How does a five-star hotel, one that promotes itself on service and luxury, simply cut off all room service because of a private event? When we booked this hotel, we did so under the assumption that it would maintain a high level of service. Room service is a standard offering at any reputable hotel, and this standard was not met. Things escalated further when we tried to address this issue with the manager or owner, a woman named Maya. To say that Maya was rude would be an understatement. From the moment we raised our concerns, she was dismissive and aggressive. I explained that it wasn’t our problem if the restaurant was booked for a private event — we were paying guests who were promised a certain level of service, and this was a major inconvenience. This hotel is located in a small town, where you need to drive to get to places especially if you are older or have kids. Kitchens close around 9 at the most restaurants so your options are very limited. Maya, however, offered no empathy or understanding. Instead, she became confrontational and unapologetic, making the entire situation even worse. An Insulting “Solution…. After our phone conversation, Maya called back and told us she would make a "very big exception" for us. Her grand gesture? She offered us *eggs* as room service. Yes, eggs. In what world is that considered an acceptable offer at a five-star hotel? It felt like a slap in the face, as if they were mocking us for even requesting room service in the first place. We declined her "offer" and ended up having to leave the hotel to search for a restaurant in the small, remote town. This was no easy feat, as the hotel is far from any major city and took us hours to drive to from Nice. What makes this entire situation even more unfortunate is the fact that this was supposed to be a romantic getaway for our honeymoon. We had looked forward to a peaceful, relaxing experience, but instead, we spent much of our time feeling frustrated and disrespected by the hotel staff. The attitude of the management, particularly Maya, left a lasting negative impression. A five-star hotel sho