Lovely quiet apartment. We were upgraded from a romantic double given we were staying for 8 nights in low season and greatly appreciated the extra room as the double room we were supposed to have was very small. Parking a bonus and always readily available. The streets are narrow though and parking spaces compact, so a smaller car is better. Overall a very enjoyable stay.

The only observation was that there was no room cleaning as standard. We had to ask for fresh towels and bedding and for the room to be cleaned, which was readily accommodated, although the clean was minimal e.g. kitchen bin not emptied, no more toilet paper left etc. Staff do not speak English here - Google Translate will be your friend in absence is knowing French! Lastly, the location is very quiet with minimal facilities - one small shop with limited provisions and one pizza takeaway, no other restaurants.

The location was close to Avignon and we enjoyed staying at a unique b&b that was formally a home. I do not know the age of the hotel, but it was charming. We really liked being on the second floor because it contained a furnished living room that was open on one wall to overlook the patio and the nearby rooftops. You will need a car and the streets are very narrow. On the street parking at the hotel was appreciated because I am not sure where we would park otherwise; however, I do not think the hotel owns the spaces so it is first-come-first-served. The breakfast was nice but not a large assortment - breads, cheeses, yogurt, cold cuts, nice juices, coffee. Nothing hot - no eggs. The rooms were small and individually decorated. The beds were fine. I got two rooms and each had its own bathroom.

We did like our stay so this is not a complaint. Just a note that this is an old place so do not expect 5.-star conveniences. For example, the bathrooms are small, not much room to put makeup and toiletries. This is for those who do not want a typical hotel experience and do not mind driving out of the way to it.

Atmospheric hotel in a historical building with a very well preserved and maintained flair. Very clean and cozy. Good breakfast. The village is beautiful and definitely worth a detour. "Le Papet" restaurant just nearby is a great option for a delicious dinner. Very recommended.

Nothing to be reported. I had a great experience. The 1-night stopover on the way back from vacation happened to be a worthful and rememberable stay. To be repeated on the next occasion.

Bonjour. This property is exceptional. We traveled across France in a rental car, traveling north from Paris to Rouen, Port-en-Bessin, Cancale, Quimper, Lyon and parts south. The location of Hotel Saint Laurent is great. We spent five night and loved every one of them. Each morning we had breakfast in the barrel-ceiling dining area. Everything was punctuated by the sweet sound on the voice of the owner, Vinny, who greeted us with Bonjour, Ca Va, and a laugh and smile. The medieval village is great. It even has a pizza shop! And a great jumping off point to see Arles, Aix-en-Provence, The Monastery of Saint-Paul de Mausole in Saint Remy, and Pont du Gard.

Parking was tight, but adequate.

Wonderful small hotel in the beautiful village of Saint-Laurent-des-Arbres. The host is super friendly and considerate. Thank you for making our stay so lovely. Big plus is the beautiful courtyard and the small swimming pool. Taking a dip during a heatwave was very necessary.

Only minor detail: as we travelled during a heatwave, we had to rely on the airconditioning to cool things down a bit. Just a little to make it more comfortable. It did seem to work properly, but this could have been also due to the extreme temperatures.

We had two rooms and one of them were big with sitting area and balcony. Very spacious and nice.The other room (a single) were pretty small though ok for a person during a few days as we had the other room with more space. Breakfast is very good and our host was very nice and supportive.

Nothing really

Super Provence design accommodation in magic village near to many highlights such as Avignon or Pont du Gard (with excellent swimming by the way). Breakfasts were fine.

We had two rooms appartment with missing air condition in bedroom which was rather problem in overheated summer. It made also disturbing noise during the night.

The owner is extremely welcoming and helpful. The location and breakfast were great. Decor is unique - not what I’d put in my house but a fun touch! We biked here and the owner let us keep the bikes in the courtyard.

Outdoor and common furniture could be more comfortable but offset by the lovely service!

The breakfast was a very typical French breakfast, although the lady was happy to do you an omelette if you asked her for one. The hotel was charming and the bed was very comfortable. I took complete advantage of the pool especially as it was 40 degree heat which was really refreshing.

It would have been nice to have some toiletries in the bedroom such as shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. Also it would have nice to have an English channel on the television. Also if you want to explore outside the village, for example to visit Avignon, or Villeneuve then you need to hire a car. There are buses but I am not sure that they run very often.

in the middle of a lovely wine region in a medivial city the small hotel is a real gem to feel history and relax in a very typically french atmosphere. breakfast is excellent, service very good and charming

its an old house and in most parts it is well maintained, but some items (shower head and hair dryer for example) really need an update.