Mérindol-les-Oliviers Hotels

"Beautiful building and grounds. Lovely room with direct access to the gardens. Private, secure parking bookable on request. Worth noting the restaurant is closed on Mondays however we visited the Chimiere on reception’s recommendation and the food was superb"

"Lovely pool. Quiet setting"

"Great! "

"Helpful receptionist, large spacious accommodation that was clean. Lovely pool spa and sauna"

"Overnight stay. No issues and comfortable. Staff excellent. "

"Beautiful house and perfect for a group weekend away. Plenty of bedrooms and bathrooms for the 18 of us, big enough kitchen, fridge freezer and oven space to cook and serve for a large group. The pool was delightful with sunbeds and umbrellas. A few things to note: surprisingly the house has no hairdryers, pool towels, or plastic glasses for by the pool. Also the owners appear to speak limited English when you message them and I struggled to get timely replies unless I used google translate into French. "

"We received good directions to the property and found it easily. It is a very easy fifteen minute walk into the centre of Vaison.On VRBO, the property was advertised as being a “Beautiful house with swimming pool, superb view on Mont Ventoux and old town”. The house is comfortable, but not suited to the hot temperatures we experienced, which were upper 30C, and even overnight rarely dropped below 25 in the bedroom. We asked for a fan, which improved the night time comfort slightly. There is only 1 bathroom with toilet, not 2 as described on VRBO.We were thankful for the small pool, but there was sadly no waterfall, no view of Mont Ventoux, and no hammock, as described. The galley kitchen has the essentials, and an inverter microwave oven, but limited worktop space. There is plenty of room to eat inside or out on the terrace overlooking the pool and lovely garden.We did enjoy our stay, and the walks into Vaison, which is a lovely town."

"The location of this gite is perfect. Gorgeous view of Mt. Ventoux and close to restaurants, bakeries, groceries, and, of course, local activities like wineries, hiking, biking. The gite itself was nice and Jean Luc the host was pleasant and responsive. The biggest frustration was a very fussy shower faucet which made it virtually impossible to control the temperature between scalding and ice cold. We understand French & European gites can be much more limited on amenities, but it would have been nice to have a starter roll of toilet paper, bath towels, a clean sponge in the kitchen, dish soap, etc. Just some small, basic touches would have gone a long, long way. In fairness, when we asked for something, the host provided it. It just would have been nice to arrive with a few basics already there."