Best L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Hotels

My wife and I were traveling in Provence with a rental car. Initially I booked at this hotel for its easy access with parking, more than anything else, as the last thing I want is to navigate the narrow alleys in southern France small city centers. However, our experience at the hotel has exceeded expectation in every single aspect. Our rental car broken down soon after arriving at the hotel, needless to say, it gave us A LOT of trouble dealing with car rental/towing service. Multiple reception staff members (3-4 of them in total, on day of arrival/next day) gave us so much help (helping call the car rental company in french, holding car key/waiting for mechanic to show up, suggesting solutions, etc.). Deeply grateful. Location of hotel itself is great too, easily walkable to the small city. Initially was a little worried about the hotel sitting right next to a round-about, but traffic was actually light. Not much noise from the road at all. Room size is adequate, with all necessary amenities. May not be luxurious, but certainly comfortable. For the price, location, and service provided, I don't have any complaint at all. Breakfast is wonderful, especially with freshly made house-made pastries. They are superb, especially considering we have stayed at many high-end hotels in France including multiple palace hotels in Paris. The croissants may not beat the ones we had at Plaza Athenee or Ritz Paris, let's say, but they are pretty close in quality and thus more delicious than many other big-name 5-star hotels/vineyard chateau/resorts in Paris or Bordeaux or Provence region. To summarize, the location, the comfort, the breakfast/service are all excellent, and above all, the service has been exceptional. Especially considering its price tag, it provides unbeatable value. We would certainly stay here again if we ever visit L'isle Sur-La-Sorgue again.

There is no surprise and no slot in the hotel next to the town. Overall, it is very good! Good parking, the room is big enough, the balcony is comfortable, the antique village around the circle, the bosses are too lazy, usually do not open the door. It must come on Sunday. The hotel is close to several scenic spots, but there must be a car, Avignon is worth a shot!

The 13th century building is a beautiful, beautiful, in the heart of the island on the Sorgue, with a stone staircase with a lot of stamps. Excellent breakfast, fresh products and very gently served by Isabelle who really has the meaning of service. The adjacent building (ex maternity) will be beautiful after renovation to accommodate the care area in addition to a few apartments. However, very disappointed by the room, the 3rd adult bed was only a very uncomfortable camp bed with straps, more hot water after using the bathroom in the room and the smell of waste/stagnating water in the room The rooftop was not accessible because the jacuzzi is in repair for a few weeks. The hotel is very friendly and helpful, and it is very helpful to help you. Of course, it is an old, difficult to maintain, and we have had a right to a small commercial gesture, but I do not recommend that the price-quality ratio, especially off-season.

We had the most wonderful stay enjoying the stunning setting and amenities and being spoiled by our incredible host Pascal whose energy and genuine concern for his guests cannot be overstated. Our room in the top tower was spacious and comfortable with a stunning view of the pool and grounds and a great shower. Our sons were day campers at the Bosquier football academy in Cavaillon so we were up early, and Pascal was there to serve us a delicious breakfast at 7:30 every day. The croissants are cooked right there (the best we had in France) and there was fruit, bread, granola, yogurt as well as ham and cheese upon request. And excellent coffee! As others have mentioned the 7-8 pm wine hour is a real treat, and Pascal makes sure every glass is full with terrific wine and everyone feels welcome. The pool is a great size, crystal clear and refreshing with lots of comfortable seats and umbrellas for shade, and the outdoor gym and ping pong were great options for a quick workout or an evening match. We paid the small fee to use the hot tub which is also sparkling clean and therapeutic for legs tired out from football. You do need a car, but close-by are many great options for lunch or dinner. We never timed a meal in quaint Le Thor right (wish we had - it looked so lovely!) but we loved Isla la Sorgue and Fontaine de Vaucluse where we took a fun and memorable trip in a kayak down the Sorgue. In addition to Pascal, the maid service was terrific, and Marion who we met on our last day was also very kind. Pascal and his team work incredibly hard to ensure guests have a relaxing and memorable stay, and these “USA people” certainly did. Thank you Pascal!