Hotels in Provence

Think of Provence and Mediterranean climates, fields of lavender, sunshine, small hilltop villages, famous painters come to mind. We think of local Provençal cuisine, celebrating simple local ingredients like tomatoes, garlic, saffron and wild herbs - the type of food that nurtures the soul and would be pride of place in any family home.
Les Florets

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Les Florets

Les Florets

Gigondas

Against a background of the craggy Dentelles de Montmirail, this old-fashioned hotel has a superb setting high in a wooded valley, near some of the best Côtes du Rhône vineyards.
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    Hotel Spa Le Calendal

    Hotel Spa Le Calendal

    Arles

    ‘A lovely little hotel,’ says a visitor to Frederic and Cécile Lespinasse-Jacquemin’s quiet, friendly B&B in three buildings in the old town.
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      Hotel Charembeau

      Hotel Charembeau

      Forcalquier

      Tastefully converted by its owners Sandra and André Berger, this group of 18th-century stone farm buildings is now an inexpensive B&B hotel.

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        On the west bank of the Rhône, this historic little town above Avignon has a splendid charterhouse and other noble buildings, including this 14th-century priory, now a luxurious " data-type-editor="" data-type-status="false" > 6
        Le Prieure
        Le Prieure, Villeneuve-les-avignon
        On the west bank of the Rhône, this historic little town above Avignon has a splendid charterhouse and other noble buildings, including this 14th-century priory, now a luxurious hotel (Relais & Châteaux).
        Visitors returning to the Morin family’s hilltop hotel found it ‘delightful as ever’.

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        Les Hospitaliers
        Les Hospitaliers, Le Poet-laval
        Visitors returning to the Morin family’s hilltop hotel found it ‘delightful as ever’.
        Well away from the tourist crowds which flock to this spectacular hilltop village is the Charial family’s sophisticated modern hotel (Relais & Châteaux).

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        La Cabro d’Or
        La Cabro d’Or, Les-baux-de-provence
        Well away from the tourist crowds which flock to this spectacular hilltop village is the Charial family’s sophisticated modern hotel (Relais & Châteaux).
        Informally run by the Rambaud family is this stylish inn located in a ‘pleasing stone building’ set back from the road, in ‘fairly spacious’ grounds with olive " data-type-editor="" data-type-status="false" > 12
        Auberge de Carcarille
        Auberge de Carcarille, Gordes
        Informally run by the Rambaud family is this stylish inn located in a ‘pleasing stone building’ set back from the road, in ‘fairly spacious’ grounds with olive and almond trees and a vineyard.
        In a ‘delightful location’ near Vacqueyras, at the head of a wooded ravine below the rocky Dentelles de Montmirail, this 19th-century building was once a spa centre." data-type-editor="" data-type-status="false" > 13
        Hotel Montmirail
        Hotel Montmirail, Gigondas
        In a ‘delightful location’ near Vacqueyras, at the head of a wooded ravine below the rocky Dentelles de Montmirail, this 19th-century building was once a spa centre.
        ‘One of the nicest hotels we’ve stayed in,’ say visitors. ‘Staff were particularly helpful. Food was excellent.’ 

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        Le Pigonnet, Aix-en-provence
        ‘One of the nicest hotels we’ve stayed in,’ say visitors. ‘Staff were particularly helpful. Food was excellent.’ 
        ‘Wonderful’, ‘excellent value’, are comments on the Bonnet family’s hotel in the centre, near the Cours Mirabeau.

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        Hotel St-Christophe
        Hotel St-Christophe, Aix-en-provence
        ‘Wonderful’, ‘excellent value’, are comments on the Bonnet family’s hotel in the centre, near the Cours Mirabeau.
        ‘Splendidly located’ on the quayside and facing south over the Vieux Port is this modern seven-storey B&B hotel." data-type-editor="" data-type-status="false" > 27
        La Residence du Vieux Port
        La Residence du Vieux Port, Marseille
        ‘Splendidly located’ on the quayside and facing south over the Vieux Port is this modern seven-storey B&B hotel.
        In a village near Clermont-l’Hérault is this delightful small hotel, run since June 2014 by welcoming hosts Sonia and Sylvain Geindreau.

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        Le Mimosa
        Le Mimosa, St-saturnin-de-lucian
        In a village near Clermont-l’Hérault is this delightful small hotel, run since June 2014 by welcoming hosts Sonia and Sylvain Geindreau.

        Hotels near Provence

        All of this and more is at the heart of hospitality in this beautiful region in southeastern France bordering Italy and the Mediterranean Sea. This corner of the South of France is a feast for the senses and has deservedly been a very popular holiday destination for decades, whether it's for family holidays or romantic escapes.

        The landscape, painted by so many of the Old Masters (such as Gauguin, Matisse and Van Gogh) is just as spectacular in real life, with vibrant fields stretching towards the horizon. Coastal cities overlook the azure ocean, while inland, sleepy villages have quaint charming cobblestone streets. Outdoor markets are a highlight here: honey, cheese, herbs and seasonal fruit and vegetables are all beautifully displayed, and seafood is abundant.

        For the adventurous traveller, there are vineyards, mountains and bird-watching; for those who prefer to laze, many hotels have everything you need, such as outdoor swimming pools, beautiful gardens, and incredible food.

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