We just spent 11 days in Provence. Dinner at Auberge De La Reine Jeanne was my favorite stop! The menu was varied, the food was gourmet, everything was delicious! This sentiment is echoed by the other three people traveling with me. You have to try it!!

I stayed here several years ago and was very disappointed because from the outside, you would have high hopes that it would be a charming place.

The room looked like something out of a Motel 6. The bed had a cheap polyester bedspread of an uncertain age, the wall-to-wall carpet was scratchy and worn, and the room actually sagged downwards on one side. The bathroom was cheaply put together and looked pretty old. The soap was the French equivalent of the "Cashmere Bouquet" minis that you see around in less expensive places.

I would definitely not stay here ever again.

I just had to write after reading these other two reviews. My family stayed there and had a lovely meal the 24th of February. My parents-in-law, brother-in-law, my husband and his 9 year old son.
Parking wasn't a problem. When we asked upon arrival, they told us that around the corner there was a school car park and there was plenty of space for our two vehicles at no cost. The meal in the evening was very good. In fact, my parents-in-law said it was one of the best meals they've eaten in France and they LIVE there for 6 months of the year.
The service was pretty iffy only because it was off season and the staff were young and inexperienced. We'd ask a question and they were really nice about the fact that they didn't know the answer. They were very nice about accomodating our 9 year old picky eater. I think our experience was helped by the fact that three of our group spoke passable French.

The setting is beautiful but beware!

We ordered wine and dinner (both expensive) and were quite disappointed in the quality. Nothing was worth the price and one dish was actually completely misrepresented. We complained about that dish and the waiter smirked and said, "I'm surprised you have not encountered this type of program before". I took it to mean the restaurant was depended on glitter but served poor food and that we should have known better than to eat there.

We had many happy meals elsewhere in St. Remy but not at the Auberge De La Reine Jeanne which is not a devoted to gatronmical excellence and therefore not worthy of the auberge name it uses.