les 3 saisons

The bedroom was a decent size, and the place could have potential, but it needs a lot of work. Around the pool, much of the furniture was broken or stained, and old menus had been left by what seemed to be a former summer kitchen. I also noticed what looked like blood stains on the bed, and the sound insulation was poor. We could hear people walking around early in the morning. Oddly, the host knocked on our door 20 minutes before checkout to remind us to leave, after the noise had already woken us. The host didn't seem friendly either. We only stayed because everywhere else in the village was full, and I think ours may have been the only occupied bedroom.

The room had a pleasant garden view, with a good amount of space and a large en-suite bathroom. Breakfast was fine and gave us a nice opportunity to meet the other guests. Still, the stay felt rather strange: the hosts, Wayne and Waynetta, weren't especially welcoming or friendly.

The pool, with its view over the village, was a highlight of our stay. We had a lovely time in the two-bedroom suite, which also has a large living room. The location is very good, and it's a perfect base for a week exploring Provence.

The room looked out over a garden, so it was peaceful, even though the 1970s villa is just outside the center and town is easy to reach. Mine was very large, with a roomy bathroom that had both a tub and a shower. The pool sits beside the summer kitchen, so people swimming don't disturb guests trying to nap. Breakfast was served on the summer kitchen terrace, and I thought the price was good for what you get. The manager gave me a friendly welcome, and I was allowed to leave my car there while I visited town on departure day.