Hotel le Moulin du Chateau

The Moulin is an excellent option to rest and enjoy Haut Provence. Breakfast is excellent. Garden is enjoyable. Cleaning wonderful

We stayed two nights, the hotel setting is great, the staff friendly and attentive and the food excellent. A beautiful area to visit, very quient anrd good walking. The rooms are up to standard and the bed comfortatble

Beautiful, quiet setting with amazing home cooked dinners. Our hostess Manon who is fluent in at least four languages is equally fluent in delivering an exceptionally well prepared dinner. The room we stayed in was #3 a ground floor room overlooking a garden, Brightly and tastefully decorated. The service was exceptional and any needs were quickly addressed. The buffet breakfast is ordered the night before and freshly prepared and delivered either in the garden outside or inside. There is an abundance of choices available including homemade jams and yogurts. Two heavenly days.

We stayed at this hotel as a base for our two day trip around the Gorge du Verdon. We felt like it was a great location and the surroundings were very peaceful. St. Laurent du Verdon is a tiny little old town that we enjoyed exploring as well. We opted for the breakfast and the dinner one night which were very convenient so we didn't have to go out as there isn't a lot nearby. Manon was very friendly and helpful and the room had plenty of room. Another plus is there is parking right at the hotel and very little traffic. The main hotel is very unique with an old olive mill in the main room which was very interesting.

We arrived for one night and stayed five. Good value for money, excellent cuisine and interesting surroundings. Walking and bicycle routes are very good. Service is attentive and the 17th century olive mill gives the place a unique a**osphere

We stayed here for 2 nights while visiting the Gorges du Verdon. This was a simple place to stay out in the country, but we were happy with it and thought it was a good value for money. You pay extra for breakfasts, but the breakfasts were very substantial. We also ate dinner there both nights and the dinner was great, though also very simple (one night was 3 courses and the next night was local specialties). Everything there was organic and we were happy with that. We wished the weather was better so we could have had breakfast outside, but we were still happy with this accommodation.

The hotel is quite charming and well equipped. The bed was very comfortable! The four course meals, which were optional, were outstanding. The restaurant is not open every evening so we were left to forage for food in a very small town during the Easter holiday. That meant many places nearby were not open or were fully booked up. Otherwise Moulin du Chateau was perfect for us; a quiet, natural haven run by kind and generous people. Manon always had good suggestions for walks, places to visit and alternative places to eat.

Loved loved loved it. It was maybe one of the most unique hotels I've ever stayed at. It was quaint, cozy, and in a small town not too hard to drive to. The dinner and breakfast was fabulous, and everyone there was able to provide us with great recommendations regarding where to hike and kayak. I would just make sure that when you're there you're serving dinner - the day we left they were forgoing dinner service (because there weren't enough people staying) and you had to drive out to grab food. They also don't do lunch, so be sure to ask them to pack a picnic the day before, or find somewhere good nearby! Even though my partner and I were the youngest people there by a lot (we're in our mid-20s), we still felt very welcome.

Sehr gepflegte Unterkunft in ruhiger Lage in einem kleinen provenzalischen Dorf, nettes und zuvorkommendes Personal. Schönes reichhaltiges Frühstück, exzellentes Essen beim Table d´hote.