Despite missing our first night there because we had sent them wrong dates, Caroline and Vincent graciously accepted us for the next night, and even finagled a way for us to stay with them an extra night even though they were fully booked. We dined with them the first evening, which turned out to be one of the most memorable... More

Vincent and Caroline are wonderful hosts and the accomodations are charming, clean and quaint. It is relaxing to walk around the farm, sample the local grapes and count the hours until dinner is ready. Vincent is a fantastic cook and everything is local, Provencal goodness. Caroline is an informative hostess and takes great pride in sharing her homemade wines and... More

If you want to go to the Avignon festival and don't want to pay the overpriced accommodations in the city, this charming B&B is an excellent choice, at €60 for three persons, breakfast included, at the peak of the high season it is a bargain. We had two spacious rooms, two showers but only one toilet, don't expect too much... More

We were staying nearby and only dined at this 6-room B & B. It was friendly and rustic, with no menu selection other than drinks. They have a menu for the month (May was duck). We began with a homemade kir offered in different flavors, some heavy with fruit and some less so. Wine list is short and basic, with... More

The highlight of our trip to Provence was our stay at Mas des Vertes Rives! Everything was perfect: the cozy, spacious room, the great meals (chapon, goose, poulard, blettes, leeks, roasted potatoes, lavender aperitif, Cote de Rhone wine, chevre, cherries, fig confiture, a Happy Anniversary Buche), our morning (and sometimes evening) conversations with our hosts, our tour of the farm.... More