图雷尔酒店

I would give this Hotel and Restaurant 10 starts if possible. The staff is amazing. The Michelin star restaurant is AMAZING! The location is amazing. The rooms are amazing! I cannot say enough amazing things about this place. The Staff went above and beyond in so many ways I cannot pin point one over the other. Very accommodating and very nice. Even though I spoke no French.

The perfect home for your St Remy visit.||Let's start with location. The hotel is ensconsed in the heart of St Remy, inside the old town with nothing more than a five minute walk away. Tucked down a little alley away from the traffic. Couldn't be more convenient.||The hotel itself is a stunning mix of old and new. Situated in an old mansion, the design is clean and modern, but with all the old elements you like to see. A cozy rooftop bar overlooking the cathedral and only a handful of rooms make this feel more like a private club than a hotel. The rooms are clean, modern in design and have all the amenities you would expect, with giant windows that open to the street. We're not breakfast eaters, so I cannot comment on that, but they do offer breakfast in the same room that houses their Michelin started restaurant. Parking is about a block away.||The small, friendly staff contribute to the private club feel of the hotel. They helped with bags, reservations, transfers, answered questions, made suggestions, all with a smile. And be sure to visit the wine shop adjacent to and affiliated with the hotel, where you can get a crash course on everything having to do with French wine. Nice people who make for a pleasant stay.||The overall vibe is that you're not at a hotel but in a really nice private club. It is a perfect place to stay to explore St Remy and Provence more generally. We will return!

Small and very charming hotel in an ideal location in Saint Remy. I loved my room (Suite #2 with the sofa and fireplace). The staff were very helpful with recommendations for restaurants in Saint Remy, Arles, and wine tasting in Chateau Neuf Du Pape. We really enjoyed the hotel's Michelin starred restaurant -- great wine suggestions from sommelier.

This should have been a 5-star review, however a hotel that charges 400EUR+ per night and doesn't have hot water for the whole weekend is unacceptable! It is clear that the owner of the hotel is cheap because why doesn't he have a plumber on retainer who will come out day and night to fix any issues, instead of leaving guests to shower in the cold!!

I will say that the staff were all very friendly, accommodating and helpful. However the staff should have informed us at check-in that the hotel has no hot water such that we could decide then and there if we'd want to keep the room or go elsewhere. Instead it was an unpleasant surprise when I took a shower before dinner to discover that there was NO hot water. When we told the staff about this, they confirmed that they had no hot water but that they were working on it... This being the Provence, the book "A year in Provence" came to mind and I thought, its Saturday later afternoon, and you tell me you working on fixing the problem? Nothing will get done here till Monday morning if that. Let me just finish by saying that there was no hot water on Monday morning either.

The 'compensation' offered by the hotel was their breakfast for which they normally charge 25EUR p.p. The breakfast for a hotel like this was absolutely abysmal, coffee so and so, tiny pastries (2 options) and cold cuts (2 options) and cheese (2 options), some fruits and that was it! They did offer to make an egg any style but we decided to skip that and head out to the nearest bakery and get some proper French pastries and good coffee.

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