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This is a fantastic place for short stays or longer. The hosts are great. This is a place to recommend to everybody

Great stay. The gentleman who welcome us was really nice.

This is one of the most wonderful and comfortable places I have ever stayed. The property is beautiful, the rooms are very large (even by US standards), the breakfast was fantastic, but the people were beyond all expectations. Henri, Veldi, Dominique, and Norwin (the folks who manage and run the place) are the most wonderful, welcoming, friendly and kind people you will meet as a traveler. Truly an exceptional visit. There are no downsides. Just fantastic.

A lovely small hotel in a serene spot - we loved the peace and quite, the room and high level of service - outstanding!

This is a nice, clean, well-maintained hotel in a wonderful town to use as a base for exploring the Southern Rhone region. The hotel has extensive grounds with two pools and multiple patios and sitting areas. Breakfasts are good, and the dinners are great while being reasonably priced. St. Remy itself is a great town to explore and the hotel is less than a ten-minute walk from the village center. Parking is easy, which was important because we had a rental car for day trips to Nimes, Pont du...

We had a lovely stay at this charming little B&B in Avignon, run by a very kind and warm-hearted couple. Neither of the owners spoke fluent English, but we were able to communicate perfectly well using a translation app. I also did my best to practice my elementary French, which made the experience feel even more personal and memorable. The owners were incredibly welcoming, friendly, and generous, and their genuine warmth made us feel very much at home. The historic building itself was...

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The concierge was especially helpful and having the free transport to town was an added bonus!

The hotel owner was so accommodating and kind—great with corresponding. The option to purchase parking in the nearby garage was easy and I’m glad I did it, as I arrived in the evening and street parking wasn’t readily available. The garage is a little tricky to understand navigating in it (one set of steps is odd floors, the other even floors), but I was given good directions (and a map!) for the area when it came time to walk back home. The hotel itself is in a great walkable location, was...

This hotel was the highlight of our Provence trip. The owner and the staff couldn’t have been more attentive. They are generous on their servings. The location of the hotel is perfec for both local and for day trips. There’s a map on the wall with recommend place for those like us who do road trips. We stayed 3 nights and wanted to stay longer. We felt part of the family! The breakfast served is extra but economic and overflowing and a delicious way to start the day. Cookies and tea in the...

Hotel 1770 & Spa served as our home base during the week we spent visiting Avignon, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Pont du Gard, Arles, and Nimes. Sandine, the Hotel Manager, and all the staff were very friendly and helpful. Sandine arranged for a driver to pick us up at the train station the night we arrived and to take us to the train station on the day we left. The daily housekeeping was excellent, including clean towels. The hotel is very reasonably priced, perhaps because it is located in an...

Great hotel. Good staff. Well maintained. Spa is great even if you don’t get a treatment. Good and drinks are the best in town.

Hotel is a little hard to find, but has a (short and safe) pathway to the center of the small village. Staff is very friendly and helpful - 5-star service, including getting ice for us, even though it is strange for the French to use so much ice. Rooms are small, but so are 90%of the hotel rooms in France. Absolutely a wonderful area to spend two days in.

A marvelous experience through and through. The location is incredible, in walking distance to the village. The hotel staff was super friendly and helpful. The rooms were huge and updated. Loved the entire setting. Anyone who has been to the San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, CA, will understand when I say, it's a mini-version of that location.