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34 rooms from £278 per night
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“A hilltop hotel in the heart of Provence surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. Elegant rooms offer style, views and soak baths. Fine dining on the terrace and a drink by the pool. Guests are enticed by the spa; the local charm and romantic feel about the place. A beautiful and memorable stay.”

“A hilltop hotel in the heart of Provence surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. Elegant rooms offer style, views and soak baths. Fine dining on the terrace and a drink by the pool. Guests are enticed by the spa; the local charm and romantic feel about the place. A beautiful and memorable stay.”

Hotel Review

Spread throughout a cluster of atmospheric old buildings, linked by cobbled alleys, this gorgeous, well cared for and constantly improving hotel has a wonderful setting at the top of a perched village, with magnificent views of Mont Ventoux. It effortlessly combines luxury and character with beautifully decorated country-style rooms. The kitchen wins plaudits for its cuisine, served in a vaulted restaurant or on a lovely terrace. Check out the November truffle weekends, when the weather is almost always lovely.

 

Written by Leonie Glass

Recommended For

  • Foodies
  • The spectacular cusine is locally and sustainably sourced — reflected in the unbeatable flavour and understanding of ingredients
  • Honeymoons
  • You could not find a more romantic or picturesque spot — plus the village set up lends a private feel to the rooms
  • Total relaxation
  • Lounge by the pool and soak up the breathtaking views, pamper in the spa or gorge in the restaurant- utter heaven!
  • Cycling
  • The hotel can suggest a range of bike trails for all levels, from excursions around the village or up nearby Mont Ventoux
  • Wine tasting
  • Enjoy an in house wine tasting from their extensive cellar, or further afield at the Châteauneuf-du- Pape winery
  • Local markets
  • In typical French style, each local village has a market day, ask at the front desk for details
  • Hotel Entertainment
  • Let your competitive side out on the authentic boules court, a perfect afternoon's activity
  • Great walks
  • Explore the Provencal countryside on foot, with vineyards, mountains, and villages galore
  • Other Activities
  • Spend a 'me day' in the lavender scented spa, or lazing by the pool
  • Child friendly
  • Children of all ages welcome and babysitting services are available
  • Spa
  • Mini spa offering massage and facial treatments
  • Pet friendly
  • Pets welcome for €25 per night
  • Good wine list
  • Extensive cellar
  • Rooms with balcony/terrace
  • Gourmet
  • Owner managed
  • Quiet
  • Family Suites
  • Sit-out Terrace
  • Intimate
  • Full of character
  • Traditional
  • Townhouse
  • Restaurant
  • Historic
  • Chic
  • Quirky
  • Village
  • Wellbeing
  • Views
  • Contemporary
  • Charming
  • Luxury
  • Four poster beds
  • Romantic

Facilities

  • Child friendly
  • Children of all ages welcome and babysitting services are available
  • Spa
  • Mini spa offering massage and facial treatments
  • Swimming Pool
  • Outdoor pool with panoramic views
  • Hairdresser/Beauty Salon
  • Beauty treatments by arrangement
  • Pet friendly
  • Pets welcome for €25 per night
  • Parking
  • Free parking on site.
  • Bicycles available
  • At a nearby location
  • Good wine list
  • Extensive cellar
  • Rooms with balcony/terrace
  • Safe
  • Family Suites
  • Bar
  • Car not required
  • Fireplace
  • Sit-out Terrace
  • In room DVD
  • Outdoor dining
  • Four poster beds
  • Cots available
  • Massage
  • Restaurant
  • Garden
  • Room service
  • Suites
  • Concierge
  • Satellite / Cable TV
  • In room music system
  • Air conditioning
  • Wifi
  • Views

Activities

  • Cycling
  • The hotel can suggest a range of bike trails for all levels, from excursions around the village or up nearby Mont Ventoux
  • Wine tasting
  • Enjoy an in house wine tasting from their extensive cellar, or further afield at the Châteauneuf-du- Pape winery
  • Local markets
  • In typical French style, each local village has a market day, ask at the front desk for details
  • Hotel Entertainment
  • Let your competitive side out on the authentic boules court, a perfect afternoon's activity
  • Great walks
  • Explore the Provencal countryside on foot, with vineyards, mountains, and villages galore
  • Other Activities
  • Spend a 'me day' in the lavender scented spa, or lazing by the pool

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Why do people love staying in your hotel? For the views of Mont Ventoux and surrounding vineyards. Because it is a relaxed and informal refuge. What is there to do in the area? Cycling, hiking, wine-tasting, lavender trails, horse-riding, local colourful markets, great restaurants, city visits of Avignon and Aix en Provence What kind of breakfast do you offer? Buffet with a wonderfully large selection including things such as breads, jams, croissants, fruits, cheeses, charcuterie, eggs. 20 euros per person but included in the room rate. Also a la carte menu available. Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally? We offer lunch and dinner. Dinner we have a gastro restaurant and a Bistro. We can recommend good places to eat out locally. Our reception team have a great list to suit all tastes. Which are your most popular room types, and why? The top suites for the views and the terraces as well as all the rooms with views of the Mont Ventoux. All our rooms have the same amenities and have luxurious bedding and towels. What message would you like to give Hotel Guru readers? Relaxed, informal luxury refuge.

Other Reviews

Crillon le Brave, the French village-turned-hotel

"Our suite – situated opposite the beautiful church of Saint Romain – feels like a cosy and unpretentious rented Provençal cottage."

Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)

Take Me There: Provence's Hotel Crillon le Brave

"the Hotel Crillon le Brave has presided luxuriously but discreetly over the hamlet of Crillon-le-Brave in the Rhône Valley for five centuries"

Originally published by Conde Nast Traveller (view article)