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"The hotel was undergoing renovations so walls half painted, stains on carpet. But it will be nice, we travelled on motorbikes and they were safe in the car park "

"We were fortunate enough to stay in one of the tents. Well equipped and comfortable with very agreeable surroundings. Great cycling nearby. The bathroom was good, heating was welcome at this time of year, and I’m sure the air conditioning would be welcome during the sunnier months. Parking was adequate and the place was quiet, and a great place to have a little getaway. The region is beautiful. Certainly at this time of year it was excellent value and great fun. All the staff were friendly and super helpful. The pool was great, even in October. "

"Breakfast OK"

"Pool was very nice but there was no service."

"The cleaners had left the door open during a rain storm so the living room had a huge puddle and the curtains had soaked up the water and it smelled awful. Also we had asked for a baby cot in advance and reconfirmed the day before but there was no cot meaning there was nowhere for our child to sleep - would not stay here again "

"Marie and Hervé are lovely hosts who take care about their guests. Very nice welcome and appreciated tips about the place around. Their new house is perfect for a family or 4 or less. Everything was easy. We recommend without hesitation!"

"A lovely gite, a few minutes walk from all the bars, restaurants and shops in Bedoin. The pool was very welcome during the hot days. Inside the property is well maintained and was perfect for four people for our 2 week stay. The hosts are a delightful couple who invited us over for an aperitif at the start of our stay and then provided us with lovely home made jam during our time at the gite."

"Had a great stay here. The property was large and expensive with lots of privacy and amenities. I also really enjoyed the restaurant adjacent to the lake towards the rear of the property. It was a unique dining experience with primarily outdoor seating underneath a giant sycamore tree that was apparently over 400 years old!"