Chateau de la Pioline

Friendly staff, clean, tidy, soft towels an, of course, authentic atmosphere and design. Amazing experience!

I was informed that my small kid could have a free breakfast, but it was eventually invoiced. Building has a very a very specific smell (in the room it was fine, but corridors are creepy). Hair dryer didn’t work properly. On Monday there’s no dinner, minibar is empty.

This is an historic building that has a lot of original features and character. We enjoyed staying in this chateau on our last night in France. Although the hotel entrance is located on a busy commercial street, the building itself is set back far enough for a lot of privacy. After staying in St. Remy de Provence for several days, we chose this hotel because it was closer to the Marseille Airport. We had a tremendous six course dinner in the hotel restaurant, which dates back to the 17th Century. We mentioned that it was our anniversary and the Chef came out to greet us as we left.

Beautiful building Friendly staff The Bath Nice bathroom products The opportunity to dine in a Michelin star restaurant. Highly recommend booking in.

Stairs with heavy bags but being an old building it was understandable

Rooms nicely appointed

Pool was not heated