“The proprietor Frederic was attentive, charming and very professional.”
The place was absolutely charming, with artfully curated, high‑quality furnishings, art, and sculptures, and every detail was exquisite.
JolieIl y a un mois
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L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue·9.1
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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La Maison Sur La Sorgue, a 17th‑century townhouse in L’Isle‑sur‑la‑Sorgue, offers individually decorated suites with ensuite baths, a glass‑roofed courtyard, a fireplace lounge, and a riverfront pool. The lush garden hosts breakfast and an art gallery featuring Hans Silvester and Denis Brihat. Nearby markets, cycling, canoeing, horse‑riding, and wine tours enhance its Provençal charm.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The place was absolutely charming, with artfully curated, high‑quality furnishings, art, and sculptures, and every detail was exquisite.
Jolie·Il y a un mois
Gemoedelijke sfeer en een toplocatie
Hans·Il y a 2 mois
The accommodation is basically a gallery, each room crafted with love down to the smallest detail, the location is perfect, the courtyard is great for relaxing, the host is very friendly, the breakfast is excellent, and we’ll be back.
Michael·Il y a 3 mois
The location was outstanding—just steps from everything but still quiet, the courtyard breakfast was wonderful, and Fredrick was the best navigator, guiding us through the busy city center with our car and arranging all our dinner reservations.
Keri·Il y a 3 mois
Each morning the hand‑made breakfast was beautifully presented in the courtyard; the owner calls the place an art gallery with bedrooms, which captures the whole experience, and it’s not the conventional hotel—it's more informal, quirky, and interesting, though there are no elevators or room service.
Simon·Il y a 3 mois