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A great hotel for families where the kids can enjoy the large, heated pool and have ice cream in the pool bar, and play in the large garden, whilest not compromising the parents wishes of beautiful, provencial surroundings, ambiance, food and wine. The perfect combo for us. The kids absolutely loved the breakfast buffet, which was a bit on the sweet side for me, but I really enjoyed the staff who always was quick to offer me a hot drink. We stayed for a week and really enjoyed the restaurant at night. The best night was the night when the musicians came and played. I think they could have live music every night in july. Nothing special on july 14th. The junior suite was a little snug, but we recieved flowers, wine, macrons and fruit apon arrival. A nice touch. And cleaning was fenoumenal! Heads up: extra charges for childrens beds and childrens breakfast on top of the rate you have booked, even when booking for 2 kids inkluding breakfast. A little strange. Have stayed in some of the nicest 5 star hotels in the south of france, and this hotel was nearly there amongst our favourites

Le Saint-Remy is a very pretty hotel with very helpful and friendly staff. It is in an excellent location for exploring the town of Saint-Remy. The courtyard is fantastic with comfortable seating of every type. The outdoor pool has very comfortable sun beds as well as beautiful places for relaxing in the shade. There is an indoor pool which we did not use, but I did get a massage at the spa which was great. Wifi is very fast. In the room there is good closet space and the bathroom has great products including a Dyson hairdryer. My only complaint was with the terrace off our room. We booked a superior room with a terrace, which are rooms 1-6 on the ground floor. Our room was pretty small (especially since it was room 1 which was smaller than rooms 2-6), and the terraces for the 6 rooms on that hallway are very small spaces next to the main courtyard. Each private terrace is screened in, but you sort of feel like you’re in a cage. There was no need to book the terrace room given the lovely seating options in the main courtyard. My advice would be to either save a bit of money and book a superior room without a terrace, or spend a bit more money and get a larger room again without a terrace because you don’t need a private terrace with the lovely common space in the hotel. In any case, we loved this hotel and would definitely return.