Vaucluse Hotels with Gym

This quaint hotel consisting of several medieval buildings offers elegance in a simplistic and relaxing manner. Upon arrival we were greeted by the most welcoming and friendly staff. Our room was spacious with large double windows that we opened to welcome the fresh air and beautiful views. The buildings and grounds are connected by ancient steps surrounded by lavish flora. Many nooks and crannys to discover a secret sitting area or new path to wander down. The views of Mt Ventoux and the landscapes seen from the hotel are breathtaking. Close proximity to so many places of interests such as the Senenque Abbey, Sault for the lavender, Mt Ventoux, many markets. The hotel offers complimentary bike rentals with maps as well as maps for nice walks through the area. The complimentary breakfast buffet with the attentive service from the hostess and staff was excellent. We usually try to always experience a different stay when we travel, but Hotel Crillon le Brave is one place that we will definitely return to for a repeat vacation.

Nous revenons d’un séjour magique du Domaine du Moulin de Villefranche. Cadre splendide et apaisant. Une décoration soignée dans les moindres détails aussi bien à l’extérieur qu’à l’intérieur. Les chambres sont spacieuses et très agréables et la literie très confortable. il y a de nombreux endroits pour se détendre (coin lecture, billard, jardin ombragé, piscine, rivière, spa..) et les hôtes sont des gens très accueillants et très à l’écoute. L’endroit est aussi idéalement situé pour profiter de la région. Nous reviendrons !

For self-driving, it is very good, parking is convenient and free, the room is large and comfortable, there is music and atmosphere next to the lovely pool, breakfast is rich, our dinner is also settled here, two days, other guests are like us The choice of this sunny garden restaurant with the serious and enthusiastic service of Nanfa brother and delicious and inexpensive meals (focus on the more than 20 euros of Corsican steak), there is no need in the messy old town of Avignon What kind of word-of-mouth restaurant is there? In short, this hotel is worth living (and there are Chinese tours), but the quality of the tour group is now estimated to improve.

Located in Uchaux, Chateau De Massillan is in a rural location, within a 15-minute drive of Caveau Chantecotes and Collegial Saint-Martin. This spa hotel is 5 mi (8.1 km) from Le Parc Alexis Gruss and 5.1 mi (8.2 km) from Jean-Henri Fabre Museum.Pamper yourself with onsite massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a fitness center, a seasonal outdoor pool, and bicycles to rent. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, wedding services, and tour/ticket assistance.Enjoy French cuisine at Le Bistrot Madi, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 10 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Planning an event in Uchaux? This hotel has 1399 square feet (130 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and 3 meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 32 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

This is a country hotel in a beautiful location, but the decor is in some ways more reminiscent of a chateau - quite a lot of (rather dated) black and gold in the communal areas. The pool area is stark (no proper landscaping around it, nor even pots), and the pool itself is a liner pool (wrinkled!) rather than a proper tiled one. Our bedroom was comfortable and spacious, but the fixtures and fittings, although perfectly pleasant, lacked originality and charm. All of this would be fine but I expect a bit more when paying 800 euros a night. Our large bathroom lacked a separate shower, and the toilet was bizarrely separated from the rest of the bathroom with a glass partition which afforded no privacy so seemed entirely pointless. The lilac tiles reminscent of the 20th century were another strange, presumably cost-conscious, choice. We ate at both restaurants. The flagship Michelin star is good, but not outstanding, in our opinion, given that it is a very expensive choice - but, in fairness, we did not have the tasting menu which was probably a mistake (we just weren't hungry enough). The bistro served a memorably delicious gazpacho. On the positive side, the staff were excellent - unfailingly helpful, polite, friendly and attentive. And the breakfasts are delicious. We particularly enjoyed them, taken on the outdoor terrace enjoying the beautiful view. But beware the room you choose. Ours was above a room with its own private pool. On our third night a family with 4 children occupied it and they jumped in and out of the pool until 11.30pm and again from 7.30pm. The noise was unbelievable. And not at all what you expect at a 5 star property,

My partner and I stayed at Capelongue for our honeymoon and had the most perfect time! We were greeted with a lovely bottle of rosé champagne to kick off our romantic stay. First, the space and surroundings are absolutely breathtaking and instantly relaxing. Beyond the stunning natural landscape, the interior designers and architects truly left no stone unturned with this building. We were blown away by every little detail that made the space feel natural yet elevated. Next, the incorporation of local products, produce, and wines made us feel like we lived in the region. More than anything else, though, we felt wholly taken care of by the phenomenally kind, caring, and courteous staff members. Somehow they made sure we had everything we could possibly need without us noticing, making our lives feel joyous and easy every day. We must give a major shoutout to Marco who is an absolutely lovely person. He greeted us with kindness and made us feel like he was as happy to be there as we were. We can also not speak highly enough about Lauren, sommelier. Lauren could not be a more charismatic and lovely person to speak with, and she is trailblazing the wine industry. Her selected wine pairings for our incredible dinner at La Bastide blew us away. Her knowledge and passion for wine is unmatched. We will be back just to reconnect with her next summer! Finally, the location is fantastic if you are looking to do some exploring in the region. We visited Roussillon, Gordes, Bonnieux, Lacoste, and Lourmarin to explore their local markets and restaurants, and easily traveled to Seneca Abby to see the lavender fields. Could not recommend Capelongue more!

This hotel is a little like a present beautifully wrapped by a relative. All shiny paper and bows, but when you in fact open it you have a pair of the plain blue socks. What do I mean by that? Well, if you were to lose the beautiful and well thought out decor, the chic plant pots and the well pruned palm trees you are infact left with no more than a 3 star ( despite it being 4) practical road side hotel. That said, The reception lady was very warm and welcoming, so she deserves a mention. The rooms were ok, nothing special, clean, practical. The bar service however was terrible, you go and order a coffee/ wine etc; it comes to you eventually ( 36 mins I timed for a bottle of water) but then the cups are left all day for the wasps to gather. There is a gym, but I use the term loosely as there are no weights, just a few cardio machines. The restaurant is as popular with the locals as with the hotel goers. It is a gastronomic restaurant, so be prepared for the price tag to match, but very good. However we ate there only once for the experience. Up the road is a wonderful pizzeria with a wood fire and provence wine in half litre jugs for 6 euros so I would recommend you wander there instead. The pool was clean and warm, but ball games were not prohibited, which was causing some issues for some of the people around who were trying to get some peace. I think with this hotel, it depends how much you pay and how closely you look. I would come back because it had what I needed for a couple of nights. However, I wouldn't make it my holiday destination at all. If you look at it from a practical sense then it's fine. But if you want a bit of luxury and service for an extended time maybe look elsewhere.

Unbeatable quality, location, price ratio, being able to benefit in high season from a very well equipped mini suite, air-conditioned, with the convenience of integrated parking, some à la carte services, frankly I will remember it to recommend Suite Home to 'future. A big thank you to the super efficient and dedicated staff.

EDIT: Customer service non-existent. I have EMAILED the hotel and took the time to submit the form on their website. NO RESPONSE. Ignore the review replies - this hotel makes no effort to contact you to discuss feedback. Including photos so this goes to the top of their page. Coquillade Provence Resort & Spa, you’ve got a stunning location, but our honeymoon experience was riddled with issues that left us more frustrated than fulfilled—especially given the price we paid. It all started when we arrived at our honeymoon suite, expecting luxury but instead greeted by a loud, persistent noise from the air conditioning unit. It was more than just a minor annoyance; it disrupted the peace we were looking forward to. Despite multiple reports to the staff, the issue remained unresolved, leaving us with restless nights. As if that wasn’t enough, we walked into a room that had clearly been overlooked by housekeeping, with spiders and cobwebs in plain sight. The biggest disappointment, though, was the hot tub—what should have been a romantic highlight turned out to be a hornet hangout. By day two or three, we were too scared to even go near it, and it wasn’t until my wife discovered a hornet nest in the umbrella by the pool that we had any answers. For the premium price we paid, not being able to use the hot tub was a huge letdown. The issues didn’t stop there. On our last night, we were hit with a double whammy: an invasion of ants inside our suite and an infestation of snails in the yard outside. The ants went straight for the treats left out for us, and the snails took over the outdoor area, making it impossible to enjoy any aspect of our surroundings. It felt like nature was staging a full-scale assault on our honeymoon, and what made it even worse was the lack of a proactive apology or any meaningful compensation from the staff. At a resort charging these kinds of rates, this kind of service is simply unacceptable. The food, while beautifully presented, was another disappointment. The flavors didn’t match the visuals, and it left us underwhelmed. One night, our waiter completely misinterpreted our order, and though he offered to take a glass of alcohol off the bill as an apology, he then forgot to do so. This kind of oversight is something I wouldn’t expect at a budget hotel, let alone a luxury resort. It’s clear that attention to detail was sorely lacking during our stay. What’s most frustrating is thinking about the Ritz Carlton’s famous $2k rule, where staff are empowered to make things right for their guests. If Coquillade had adopted even a fraction of that mentality, our experience could have been redeemed. Instead, we were left feeling like our concerns were brushed off, with no effort made to rectify the situation. To be fair, there were some bright spots. The massage was exceptional, and the gym was well-equipped, offering a rare highlight in an otherwise frustrating stay. The room itself had the potential to be beautiful—if only it hadn

The location is spot-on - very close to the centre of town. The reception area is stylish and our receptionist was courteous and welcoming. Our room was on the 3rd floor (dogs friendly lift) and pristine. The housekeeping in this Apart'Hotel is faultless. Kitchen and bathroom areas were spotless, it was very spacious and extremely comfortable. Secure parking is available opposite at 12 Euros per 24 hours, but worth it to be so close to our room - and parking is difficult in Avignon. I would highly recommend this wonderful Apart'Hotel and look forward to returning.