Plus: well, the hotel's location is a good one, the garden is pretty (the light globes are terrribly kitsch)and the swimming pool nice. Breakfast was ok for Euro 10,-- so was dinner. Contra: rooms are tiny and dark, two or even only lamp more would help a lot. Very Contra: I think there not many persons who travelled as much... More

Perfectly located, at only 10 minutes by feet from the center of Roussillon, as well as from the starting point of the famous "Sentier des ocres". We choose it as our base to visit all main attractions and villages of the zone (Gordes, the lovely Venasque and Senanque Abbey reachable in 15/20 minutes by car). We stayed in a very... More

Beautiful garden and pool. We really liked the round lamps in the trees! Very quiet rooms. A hotel with personality, much thanks to the funny and friendly staff!

I stayed at Les Sables d'Ocre as a part of a The Chain Gang cycle tour. The hotel doesn't have that historic set like the others we stayed during our way around Provence, but this place is very well appointed, clean, with a really nice pool area and garden. The fact that the hotel is about 20 minute walk from... More

We stayed here as part of a self-guided cycling holiday, so it was convenient for our route, and Rousillon itself is a lovely village. The hotel is on the outskirts, and is a modern building with beautiful gardens and pool. The rooms were very average however, felt rather like going back in time. Not particularly big rooms, and the beds... More

The hotel resides on the outskirts of Roussillon, an approximate 10 to 15 minute walk from the old heart of the village. This is not your typical old French village hotel, but a relatively modern building set amongst a spacious and attractive garden, as well as a pool. Though located on the main thorough fare into Roussillon, noise was never... More

We stumbled on this perfect little hotel by accident in 1998 and fell in love with it straight away - and with the charming owners Jean and Gerard who made us so welcome and were very tolerant of our efforts to speak French. Certainly not for the 5* luxury holidaymaker expecting a busy bar and sophisticated surroundings, but for us... More

I agree with my fellow traveller from North Vancouver, where I also live, about this hotel. The Sables is one of our favourite places to stay in France becuase Gerard and Jean, the properietors, always make us feel welcome. When my wife wanted to use her lap top and needed some help, they willingly obliged, but joked that she shouldn't... More

I was quite disappointed by this hotel. Roussillon is one of the most beautiful towns in the Luberon region of Provence-- a town of reds and oranges and yellows, with gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains. The hotel is in a nice setting, and the grounds are lovely. But the room itself was quite sterile and basic, with no local... More