The hotel is a nice hotel with a nice pool and garden. The price was extremely high considering that the hotel was not something exeptional. The garden was not kept. The pool area was to crowdet (not possible to get sunbeds). The room (stayed in a suite) was very used i.e. the B&O front fell off when used. The bathroom needed to be updated. The pricelevel compared to the standards of the hotel were not compelling.

We stayed here for 5 days in a suite with our 2 young children. We loved the hotel, the pool, the grounds (there is even a maze!) and the breakfasts (fantastic). Sushi is delicious and can be eaten on the terrace in the evening. Our only problems were that there is no food for children in the evening although there is a brasserie literally next door! There was no fridge in the room, and both our children drink milk all the time (minor point). Also, the suite was a junior suite and the lightening although wonderful made it hard to keep the lower bedroom in darkness for the children to sleep whilst we were upstairs- no real problem as we just spent the evening on our balcony. The staff are wonderful and very very well trained and helpful. St Remy is delightful.

What is amazing about this hotel, is that from the front of the street, it is just a hotel front amongst a bussel of activity, and then from the backside is it pure tranquility.

The grounds of the hotel are wonderful, and very unexpected from the outside. we were given an upgrade of some sort, and appreciated the extra space.

Parking was free, and the staff were very helpful at making suggestions of what to see, where to eat. It looked like you could rent bikes there as well.

The rooms were very comfortable and amenities nice.

I would go back - it is a nice base camp to see the lavendar fields and wind of chateau neuf de pape!

This was our first hotel in St Remy...we'd only booked a couple of nights but we were very pleased with the hotel. The rooms are modern,
the staff was young and geared towards the active traveler...great breakfasts...good pool. This was a hotel that catered to the bicycling crowd...tours would spend a night here while covering this part of Provence. The price seems to have increased over what we originally paid (about $180 back in 2000)...I would attribute it all to the change in value against the dollar except that Vallruges has not gone up in price nearly as much (we paid $480/night including a great four course dinner for two, and a gourmet breakfast). Nevertheless, Les Ateliers de L'Image was a wonderful hotel that served as our base for exploring all of the surrounding area (including the Pont du Gard, Avignon...Arles and Les Baux (it was car friendly...can't remember if they charged for parking, but it was available).