We stayed there on our way to the Lubéron and we booked this hotel at the very last minute. The house is very well located 2 minutes walk from the historical center of Nyons and is located in a quiet area. There is a very nice garden in the house that makes you feel you are in a very preserved... More

We were on our way to a campsite in the Nyons area that we had booked but were not going to make it before the reception desk closed. We quickly looked on the internet and found this hotel. We called and spoke with the owner, and she had two rooms available for 2 adults and 3 children, and we mentioned... More

This truly is a beautiful hotel, in a perfect location for exploring Nyons. The garden, the pool and the house are gorgeous. The whole place is decorated with great style and panache. The food is superb. However, we found that the place definitely lacks human warmth. We found the proprietor very cool and somewhat dismissive. We stayed for two nights... More

1. The location of this hotel is excellent for discovering the town of Nyons and its surroundings. There is plenty to see and do here. The hotel is a little oasis of tranquility - albeit during our stay there was building work going on next door which rather spoilt the atmosphere. 2. Our room was very comfortable and spacious. The... More

Just read the review posted on March 4 and think these people must have been delusional (and cheap). Early March is low season all over that part of France. Some people seem to like to complain! This place is an absolute delight. We have stayed in guest houses/b&b's/hotels all over the world (and we are extremely fussy) and we both... More

Getting to and staying at the Une Autre Maison was the awful middle to an otherwise fabulous European vacation. The website boasts gorgeous photos, charming broken English, and a menu for a lovely looking restaurant. What we arrived to was quite different. We asked several times to book the least expensive room on the website. However, each time they sent... More

We just came back from a wonderful 4-day trip to Nyons, a beautiful and quaint town in Northern Provence. The town is best known for its olives, but also has plenty of wineries in the area. The Thursday morning market was incredible (also on Sunday) and the town swells with seasonal fruits, vegetables, local Provençal handicrafts, etc. But the highlight... More

I found this charming, small hotel in the Rough Guide to Provence and then located their website. The hotel, situated close to the main historic centre, is quite an oasis with a shady garden with pool and attractive seating areas and terrace. The bedrooms could perhaps be described as 'shabby chic' and have lots of character. Ours had a view... More

Although tempted to be selfish and keep the information about this delightful hotel to ourselves, we felt that the owner deserves to get some positive exposure on Trip Advisor (which she had never heard of!) Nyons is a very pleasant town in the northern, less well known part of Provence and is renowned for its olives and lavender. We wanted... More