Very very beautiful and unique

It was rather like staying in a once grand Irish country house. It’s not 4-star anymore but eccentric and romantic, full of a decorator’s stock. The reduced staff is nice and helpful and the birds sing in the garden

Really individual hotel, completely secure, extensive grounds and great pool. Big family room, very comfortable. Very close to Arles

Amazing building and grounds. A hidden gem in beautiful surroundings. Don’t expect a mundane corporate hotel this is a very individual experience. Superb.

Arriving at the property via the small lanes not helped by GPS navigation led to very low expectations. Once inside the gate there was a surprise. The property is an ancient convent with a lovely Chaple. The grounds a wildly planted with many different and interesting ponds, large fountains, and plantings. Worth a stay and visit to ARLES and ST REMY. Just be sure to have good directions to find the Havre de Paix, Excellent breakfast served with fruit, cheese, cut meats, cereal, coffee, juices, and great french breads a pastries.

This hotel was so beautiful! I wished we were staying for many more days. There was so much to see. The pool was fantastic and the grounds were amazing.

I’ve seen reviews which say this place is quirky. I would not describe it as quirky. I felt this place was a little spooky. It is very cluttered and unkept (both in the main house and garden areas). We had indicated that we had a lot of luggage because we were staying in France for 7 weeks and they ended up putting us on the second floor. It was difficult to bring luggage, especially since most of the ground is covered in pebble. When we got to our room which was supposed to be deluxe superior, there was a useless round couch that was fortressed by cement blocks and I have no idea what that couch was for - wasted space and we upgraded to get a bigger room so in the end we had less space than we thought we were getting as advertised. The bathroom was ridiculous with the tiniest shower with a circular shower curtain that would latch onto you when taking a shower. That’s simply unacceptable to make a shower that tiny (picture a quarter of a pie shape) and to circumvent it with a shower curtain that would touch people while showering. When we complained about it, they offered us another room, but it was very dark and depressing and so it was a matter of juggling one thing versus another, and in the end, the headache of having to change rooms when we’re not staying there for a long time wasn’t worth it. The decor in some of the rooms we scary/depressing seeing we were in the lovely countryside so it was an odd choice. Some paintings had ghost/alien-like floating people. Creepy.

Such a beautiful hotel set in amazing gardens. If you want pristine and modern, this isn’t for you. It is arty and quirky and that’s what makes it so special. It’s a perfect escape from modern life, so peaceful and restful.