Great location. Lovely hosts. Clean and very comfortable and cute. Great spot, highly recommended

Welcoming and charming hosts, beautiful garden with outdoor games and pool, 2km from Isle -Sur-La-Sorgue town, at proximity of many beautiful Provence hilltop villages in distance of 20-30 km by car. Very good breakfast with fresh egg, fresh fruit salad, large choice of home made jam. Bedding is comfortable, large, medium-firm mattress type.

Every detail at this exquisite country B&B is perfect. The bed was the most comfy ever! and the design/decor was extremely high level, with gorgeous artistic flair. I cannot think of a single thing to change or improve. I can’t wait to return. The hosts are so welcoming and generous with their time and tips. They have every reason to be proud of their work to create the perfect retreat.

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the setting - loved the olive trees and the lawns. Great breakfast - we’ll be back 👍😊

Room was lovely and exactly as described. Sandrine and Guy were very friendly, recommending all the best places to visit and eat. Great base to explore the region. The grounds were lovely and the swimming pool a godsend in the heat (as was the aircon!) Breakfast was fantastic and fresh eggs each morning. We loved our stay!

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People. Pool. Beds were comfortable. We wish we could stay longer.

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We arrived in a snow storm and the entrance was up an iron staircase outside the building. Once inside, it was comfortable and interesting. Lovely boutique bathroom and comfortable room with central heating. Chooks wander about the yard but are no disturbance. The breakfast was vast and beautiful and presented in the dining room. Yes the eggs were great and much appreciated since they are usually not part of a French breakfast. Mas Seraphin is well located quite close to L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, a lovely old town built with canals and waterwheels powered by the Sorgue river. Turn left at the driveway exit and follow the road for 2.2 Kms and you are in Town. Too easy. This village is in the beautiful Luberon part of Provence, not far from Aix-en-Provence. Many hill-top defensive villages to explore and some hair-raising history to learn about. Winter is perhaps not the ideal time but very good for low crowds and traffic. Whatever your age, you are only young (as in right now) once.

Nothing for the hosts to change - they did a great job through-out and are obviously very experienced in great hospitality. Just a note for the travel planner. January and February are great but you need to experience the Mistral in southern France first hand then work around it. More 'inside' (Museums, wine, lunch, driving, study) and less 'mountain top' until it blows out. Worked well for us.