We stayed for four nights and it was the best stay ever. The staff were exceptional. Lucie, Sabine, and the head manager went above and beyond to make our stay so special. They gave us great recommendations for places to visit, as well as restaurants in the area. We ate at the in-house restaurant on two occasions and it was excellent, as were the breakfasts. It’s a superb place, we highly recommend it.

We loved our four day stay at Domaine de Valmouriane. We had a beautiful room with three windows facing out to the gardens. The bathroom was particularly stunning - a big soaking tub, dual sinks, a rainfall shower. We used the pool twice - it was lovely. Service was top notch. Jean Luc made our daily breakfasts very memorable and the offerings were solid (very reasonably priced too). We had a lunch and dinner at the hotel during our stay and they were delicious meals - some of the best we had during our 10 day trip throughout the South of France. They even made us a late night hamburger when we returned from a long day of winery visits. We felt taken care of and like our money was well spent here! The only things 'missing' for that full resort feel were a spa and slightly more substantive gym - but I know they offered in room massages for a reasonable price (we just didn't get around to taking advantage of that). We'd definitely recommend Domaine de Valmouriane to friends and family.

I went to the domaine last night with family and friends for the wine tasting and diner / barbecue. And it was not worth the price we paid €90/pers. They served can corn with half dead lettuce, the choice of veggies and salade with pitiful. The potatoes were not kept warm. The barbecue was very average. They did not offer a plate of cheese as we were expecting since we are in France. Let’s talk about the desserts. Pana cota with mango purée or with berries , honestly I’m surrounded by chefs and pastry chefs and this was really not tasty. My Nona was Italian so I recognize home made and store bought , this was definitely not home made. Then they offered a brownie that was dry with no presentation what so ever. The 2 girls that were serving us the wine during the tasting were very nice and outgoing. We got to sat down at our table , let me tell you this domaine charges minimum $600 a night and this diner did not meet our expectations. The outdoor dining room was filthy , I was truly unhappy to pay this price for a very poor in quality diner. Then the bill comes and they charge you for an espresso on top of the €90. So this was the very first and last time I will visit this domaine. Last year I went to the domaine de Verchant and it was fabulous so I highly recommend it. I am all about boosting good quality and great service but THIS WAS NOT IT !!! I work hard and don’t get to spoil myself often so I am really unhappy to have spent this much and to end up behind very very disappointed. The best part of my night was the singer and guitare player. They were perfect

The hotel has the charm of the old with the convenience of the new. An old property which has been completely rebuilt - with a gorgeous hip interior and very modern facilities (best rain shower ever). Our room was lovely and had a big private outdoor terrace. The grounds are beautifully landscaped and it is incredibly peaceful. The pool is pretty and large enough for lap swimming. We did not eat dinner in the restaurant but only because there are so many other local options (St Remy is a 10 minute drive away) - but breakfast was delicious. The best thing about the hotel though is the staff who were without exception helpful and charming. Ignore the bad review about construction there is no sign at all of any. In short go now before the rest of the world discovers it. We will be back. We didn't want to leave.

The staff from the front desk to the pool is simply amazing, very nice and gentle always here to help…unique in France! Home away from home❤️ the food is great as well as the venue ❤️this is a place you never want to leave 🙏thé garden is beautiful ❤️❤️