We stayed 14 days, 10 people, 3 generations, ages 12 to 70 and had the most wonderful days. We mostly stayed at the house relaxing and enjoying the shade under be big tree in the courtyard while the kids had fun in the gorgeous pool. All rooms were spacious, clean and comfortable. We could have wished for all rooms to have AC but managed to cool the 2 rooms without one down a bit, with the AC unit in the hallway. We like to cook most of our meals ourselves so we really enjoyed the outside grill area and pizza oven, which Laurent provided us with wood and tools for. Saint Remy de Provence is a sweet little town with a great local market on Wednesdays and really good restaurants. Wine houses specializing in natural wines close by and canoe trips that can be reached within an hour’s drive.

Great villa in beautiful St Remy. Well kitted out and very clean. Great pool. Please note the check out time is 930am. The owners were standing in the lounge room at 925 waiting for us to leave - which is a bit hard when there is 8 of you trying to pack up and load cars. Also note that the owners, parents and grandparents all live on site.

This is a lovely home with a stunning property in a prime location. The hosts greeted us with a very thorough and helpful overview of the house, and were very kind and easy to contact throughout our stay for anything needed. The pool is gorgeous and well maintained, and the outdoor kitchen is top notch, great for grilling the local meats and vegetables from the nearby market. Highly recommended!

The beds, pillows, and linens weren't fabulous - think La Quinta at the airport. Washing machine only holds 3-4 garments so we did laundry every day to keep up. Bathrooms had no shower gel or fresh soaps, only previously used soaps. Kitchen adequate but crockery, cutlery, and glassware are housed in the living room cabinets so there is a bit of back and forth. There was a lovely bottle of wine and a couple of cold beverages in the fridge. There were staples like dishwasher soap (4 cubes), laundry soap (5 bubbles), tea(6 bags), sugar (12 cubes), olive oil, and balsamic vinegar but no coffee. The oil and vinegar were just empty containers. Our shopping included tomatoes so we called to ask if we could borrow some oil day 1. The owner lent us a small bottle of olive oil but seemed a bit put out that we asked. The most puzzling discovery related to the toilet paper. We started the visit with 3 adult guests and 3 toilets. There were exactly 5 rolls of paper in the entire apartment and ALL 5 rolls were down to about 20%. We were out of TP by mid-day on day 2. I texted the owner but never received a reply. It seems TP, oil, vinegar, dishwasher soap, laundry soap were all spare on purpose. Having paid >$2000 and traveled 4500 miles, this was uncool and forced us to find these basic resources ourselves on day 1. No helpful guides, grocery store suggestions, lists of things to see and explore etc were left for us and after day 1, we were reluctant to bother them for any reason. France!