We stayed in the Auberge de la Reine Jeanne after reading good and bad reviews on this website, and were charmed. The hotel itself is set in an old building around a very pretty courtyard, full of flowers and two stylish cats, and this courtyard becomes a restaurant in the evening. Our room was reasonably sized, with clean sheets and towels every day, & large bathroom with a bathtub. It wasn't furnished in the style of grand corporate hotels, but it was attractive with solid furniture, ivy round the window shutters and a lovely local quilt - not the polyester horror an earlier review mentioned!

The room's one downside was that it lacked air conditioning, but we were there during a July heatwave (40+) and, once we'd worked out the fan, it was fine. But the real highlight was the delicious food - we dined there the first night, and enjoyed it so much that we went back for four of the five evening meals we had during our stay. Each dinner seemed more delightful than the last, and the menu delivers so many regional specialities, perfectly cooked. There are also two very reasonable set menus. And the staff are lovely, even the waitress who stole my boyfriend's heart! Despite this, I'd definitely go again. A romantic treat!

Just returned from a two-week trip of Northern Spain and Provence, and this was by far our favorite hotel and one of our favorite restaurants. For a two-star, it has charm galore, including resident cats, a grandmother who sits in the parlor and helps the staff, a pretty courtyard that you can eat in, and good food. We paid 72 euros for a huge room (No. 2) with a big bath. No, it's not new, but that's part of why we liked it. It is family-run and very European. The breakfast coffee was the best we had anywhere on the trip. Parking can be a problem, but we parked around the corner as instructed, and it didn't bother us. Dining takes time, but we ate in the restaurant twice and enjoyed both meals. This is not a luxury hotel, so if that is what your expectation is, you won't be happy. But we liked it so much that we booked an additional night on our way back from Rousillon on our way back to Barcelona. We will go back to St. Remy, and we will go back to the Auberge.

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.