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Perched atop a hill in the Luberon, Domaine des Andéols offers ten distinct villas surrounded by olive groves and lavender fields. Each house blends original charm with modern comfort, featuring designer furnishings and rare art. A tranquil pool beneath ancient olive trees invites relaxation, while two on‑site restaurants serve diverse cuisine. Breakfast is included; massages available extra. Nearby: Avignon, Saint‑Rémy, and Avignon‑Provence Airport.
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The location is beautiful. The staff was very kind and supportive. Unfortunately, we had to change rooms 4 times in 3 days because of recurring problems: a strong sewage smell, malfunctioning Japanese toilets, and broken blinds. We were also temporarily moved to a smaller room than the suite we had booked. The final suite was very nice, but even there the coffee machine was broken and had to be replaced.
Chiara·4 εβδομάδες πριν
Great hotel on a huge area, extraordinary rooms, great pool. The restaurant was unfortunately closed.
Ralph·Πριν ένα μήνα
The location is good. The infrastructure is partly unmaintained (pool loungers not cleaned, mats lying on the floor for days, no bath towels). The staff rushes with the golf carts very quickly and dangerously through the grounds.
Pirmin·Πριν ένα μήνα
The place is magical, the estate is magnificent and the pools are perfect. The calm of this reimagined hamlet is ideal for relaxing. Maison Blanche was very beautiful, perfectly decorated, the breakfast exceptional, and the staff very welcoming. Nothing to add.
Juliette·Πριν ένα μήνα
The villa, Maison Rouge, is truly stunning, with an amazing pool and breathtaking sunset views that far outshine the rest of the experience. The surrounding countryside is gorgeous and dotted with impressive art installations, making the setting feel almost otherworldly. However, the dining fell short of that level of excellence. The restaurant offered only four main‑course options, leaving me, a pescetarian, with just two choices. On the first night I asked about the fish of the day, and the waiter dismissed it as “just ok fish isn’t my thing,” so I settled for risotto. The next evening I requested a substitution on the fish, but they refused, forcing me to order the same dish again. Desserts were also disappointing. We never received any check‑in information; we were simply dropped off by a buggy at the villa, unaware of the food options or where anything was located. After two days we discovered a games room with a pool table, which would have been useful to know about earlier. Breakfast was under‑staffed and not up to par either.
Clare·Πριν ένα μήνα