Les Baux-de-Provence Country Houses

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Our top choices for Les Baux-de-Provence country houses

A water feature with a stone structure and a metal basin.

1. Safranière des Sorgues

Le Thor

Ermezinda

includes taxes & fees

15 Nov - 16 Nov

A patio area with a white fence, green artificial grass, a cushion, a patterned rug, a table, and a chair.

2. Petit mas en Provence

Tarascon

Jean marc P.

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14 Nov - 15 Nov

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Top Les Baux-de-Provence Hotel Reviews

Terre de Provence Hôtel & Spa

8/10 Good

"What a find in a commercial part of town but close to the freeway. Room was clean and interesting as it felt cosy with an unusual color scheme, books and a desk-great for a business traveller or a couple. Garden was well maintained with lots of manicured olive trees, very secure. Dinner was good and so was breakfast, staff very friendly and helpful."

Central Hotel

8/10 Good

"Great location on Rue de la Repulique next to Avignon tourist office. A short walk from the Avignon Centre train station and an easy walk to anywhere in Avignon City Centre. Our room was spacious and included a desk and couch. The bathroom was also large with the toilet being a separate WC. Everything was clean and comfortable. We did not have breakfast there, opting instead to eat at one of the nearby patisseries. Very good and affordable hotel."

Hotel Le Cloitre St Louis

8/10 Good

"The hotel is split between a new building and an old building built in 1589. We were in the old building. Our room was quite large, especially by European standards with very high cieling typical of old buildings. We had a modern w/c and bathroom, and lots of racks and shelves for cloths. The room was spotlessly clean, but the paintwork on the windows (origial to 1589?) and the closet doors needed a refresh. Breakfast for 18 Euros was excellent. There is a pool with a sizable deck on the roof of the hotel, but it was closed for the season in late October. The hotel is well located just inside the city walls, a short walk from the railway station(not the TGV station), and about a 15 minute walk to the Papal Palace. There are lots of restaurants nearby."

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