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This hotel has it all. It is located within walking distance of the village - to restaurants, shops, post office, all that is needed. It's location is also great for visiting the sights of the Luberon and Province. The rooms are very nice and convenient, but best of all, the owners are very interested in you having a great visit and being able to fulfill your plans - they help with restaurant reservations, maps to select locations and even wrapping a wedding gift. Our visit to the area for our son's wedding was very successful because of Anne and Stephen. The hoel also has secure, private, free parking. I highly recommend this hotel. 1

I am providing this review of our stay under the deconfinement rules which applied at the time. The restrictions in place were as follows: The room was not serviced during our 5 day stay, that is to say there was no cleaning, no bed-making, no change of towels and no re-supply of toilet rolls, soap etc etc. All tea and coffee making facilities were removed from the room. The restaurant, although open had a very restricted menu (3 entree, 3 mains and 3 desserts). This could be delivered to the room (for an extra charge of €5) but the staff would not enter the room. The rules obviously affected our stay and it is not clear to me which of these rules were determined by French law and which were decided by Best Western. What I can say is that they were not communicated to me accurately prior to my booking. We asked for our towels to be change and extra toilet rolls, which were provided rapidly. We bought a kettle, mugs, tea, coffee, sugar and milk from the supermarket. (Cheaper and quicker than ordering room service again for our breakfast cuppa). We ordered room service once but found we had no table to eat from. Plastic knives and forks were provided. We were not informed of the €5 supplement. Issues of coronavirus aside, we found the staff to be very helpful and friendly, the gardens to be very pleasant, with pool, sauna, crazy golf, boules etc available. The hotel is very convenient for visiting the towns and villages of the Luberon (although Pertuis itself is to be avoided).

We recently stayed at this hotel with our daughter, who when we checked in found the shower over the bath in her room was broken. She requested a room with a standalone shower but was told none were available. Most basic rooms have only these showers, which is inconvenient. After four maintenance visits—one where she was told it was “normal” for the shower head to face horizontally and another for the bathroom to flood when the shower was being used—the supposedly fixed shower fell on her head as soon as she tried to use it. Only then was she offered a room with a standalone shower, which had magically become available. In our room, the shower and basin had drainage issues, also deemed “normal.” Breakfast on our first day was also disappointing; arriving at 9:30am, an hour before it ended, there was limited food and no croissants. It then took three attempts and 20 minutes for the staff to make a simple café au lait. Overall, our stay was marred by poor service and lack of care, not what we expect from a five-star Relais & Chateaux hotel.