La Bastide de Marie, Maisons et Hôtels Sibuet

Beautiful and quiet, the grounds are spectacular, there are two pools one is heated, the room was small but pretty, no shower only a tub, we had the half board which included breakfast, an afternoon tea, and dinner of 3 courses appetizer, main and dessert, the only complaint was that we stayed 6 nights and the menu never changed they did offer a special every night but if you didn’t like the special then you had to repeat what you had tried already. The staff are very friendly and helpful especially Sarah, Leaha, and Ernesto. The location is not only beautiful but very easy to get to the other little villages

This is one of the loveliest hotels I have ever stayed in. The grounds, the rooms, the lovely staff, the food all were first rate. In fact, I have rarely been at a hotel with as perfect setting as this. My wife and I were celebrating our 75th birthdays and we spent 2 weeks in Provence. Our time in Avignon and St Paul de Vence was nice, but nothing compared to our 3 nights at La Bastide. Everything about the hotel was inviting and relaxing. And, the staff helped us celebrate our birthdays with champagne, a festive dessert, and a gift basket of local and huge heirloom tomatoes (that I had admired earlier that day) and a bottle of red wine from their own vineyard. Go and enjoy the Luberon area of Provence. The hill towns are charming, including Menerbes where the hotel is located, good walking, good biking, etc. I can’t wait to go back.

My 10-day summer stay here was nothing short of transcendent. "Beautiful" and "peaceful" simply don't capture the essence of this experience. Gazing out the window from my room, I was immersed in a picturesque vineyard that seemed to stretch on forever. Just below, the enchanting restaurant beckoned with its inviting ambiance and gentle melodies. The majestic tree outside my window rustled in the breeze, creating a soothing symphony of nature. After each gust of wind, a chorus of cicadas would emerge, their song filling the air before abruptly ceasing, leaving behind a profound stillness. Time seemed to dissolve in this idyllic setting. I found myself seriously contemplating retirement and the purchase of a small house in this area, yearning for a daily dose of this tranquil paradise. This place wasn't just beautiful or peaceful; it was an ethereal haven, a glimpse of heaven on Earth.

We came here for our 30th wedding anniversary and stayed 4 nights. The setting is magical: rustic-chic rooms and furnishings on a large working farm and vineyard. Two swimming pools and an enchanting back garden setting for meals. Excellent food; wine, olive oil, and honey made on the premises (and available for purchase). But what really sets this place apart is the incredible and personalized service (e.g., the breakfast cook remembers your egg orders from yesterday; the host asks you how your dinner was at the restaurant he booked for you). The location is excellent for exploring the beautiful nearby towns of the Luberon such as Menerbes, Lourmarin, Bonnieux, Rousillon, Goult, Isle sur la Sorgue, and so on. We saw some of these on e-bikes that you can rent for the day or half-day. My only complaint is that the Wi-Fi is wonky, but then you shouldn't be on your devices in a place like this.

Beautiful property that feels like a home. Stunning views. The restaurant uses vegetables in season from their garden. The food is delicious. The staff is friendly. The bed and pillows are comfortable. There are bikes available for a leisure ride around the property.

We had been so looking forward to having lunch at this supposedly renowned hotel but were bitterly disappointed. My husband had mackerel which was tasteless and looked like it was out of a tin. Followed by penne pasta also absolutely tasteless. Service slow - just very underwhelming