Hôtel Chateau des Alpilles

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.

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.