Spent two nights in this wonderfully situated provencal auberge. The overhanging cliffs are somewhat reminiscent of the canyons of Zion National Park. The hiking trails which start from the auberge take you up to the Fort de Buoux and beyond with amazing panoramic views. We had a quiet, pleasant double room with good facilities. The welcoming pool was great after... More

A lovely place to stay and go walking. Just breath taking scenery all around. Lovely property. Recommended.

We arrived here on horse back down the gorge. Some people had opted for the cheaper version of our holiday and some the more expensive. My group was in the cheaper section and so we stayed in the dormitory. It was very clean and very comfortable. There probably was 20+ beds in there but there was only 4 of us... More

A unique and utterly breath-taking environment. However, we had come for peace and quiet yet were not informed of the fact that a large group of Salsa dancers would be present for their annual week-long workshop. One of the owners said she informed prospective guests over the phone when reservations were underway, but unfortunately when our time came to reserve,... More

I stayed at Auberge during my weekend trip to Luberon while on a French course in Aix. It is high season and all accommodation is very expensive here (and sadly, I did not have any camping with me). Taking advantage of a bed in the dormitory and having the dinner and breakfast taken care of was a good solution for... More

We came here for the first time 2009 and had a wonderful stay with good food and great walkings in the surrounding area. We have longed to come back ever since, and it was great to return this spring and get the same good feeling of the place. The rooms are fresh and clean and the atmosphere is relaxed and... More

Extraordinary position. Staff off hand. Food passable.

When I got there I was surprised by how amazing the place was!! So peaceful so calming so nice. Staff is really friendly and nice and what is more important does speak english. Would go there again anytime!

This auberge was a highlight of our trip because of its wonderful location under cliffs in a large canyon reminiscent of some of the smaller canyons in the American West. We climbed to the Fort de Buoux, the remnants of a medieval town, at the top of the opposite cliff. We ate at the restaurant one night and the food... More