Designer Maison Paisible village provençal

Great location, plenty of room, historic charm. Parking a bit of a challenge.

Great location and a beautiful well equipped house. Location is a little difficult to find but worth it once you do and parking can be difficult ( the car-park closest to the house was closed for renovation during our stay) Was very hot during our stay (38 degrees) and the plunge pool was amazing and the air conditioning up to the job.

Well maintained supplied home(plenty of bath kitchen towels, place mats, herbs, 2 French Presses, cappuccino machine...). Indoor outdoor dining tables. VERY Quiet with a short, smooth walk to the town center. We're 75 and it was easy to walk to the TI, Wine Museum, Vinadea Les Verges du Pape(fabulous food view). Half our group walked to the castle reached it before the other half arrived by car. Stairs to 1 2 floors are a bit steep there are the usual step here there to accommodate plumbing power. Plenty of outlets for charging. Where Rue du Reservoir meets Rue Porte Rouge there is no street sign MAPS says "You're There" when on Prte Rouge.

Parfait, maison avec toutes les commodités intérieures et extérieures ; le village et le château sont à deux pas...les hôtes sont réactifs en cas de souci inopiné ...

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this property. The house is beautiful, open, and somehow modern and cozy all at the same time. It's tucked away in Chateauneuf de Pape and while you may have to park and walk, the walk is breathtaking and relaxing. Never more than a 5 min walk away from anything you want to do. The check in process was easy, the house is incredibly well stocked with dishes, cutlery etc. and was very clean. Honestly couldn't imagine staying anywhere else when we return to Chateauneuf de Pape.

Très belle maison, spacieuse et décorée avec style. Espaces de vie bien agences et cosy. Idéalement située dans le centre du village pour tout faire à pied (courses, visites des caves à vin... ). oui étions 4 couples et avons passé un super moment.

The house alone, with its modern-medieval look, is worth the stay. But there’s so much more. Everything is nearby. Small grocers are a few minutes away, the Super U grocer is a 10 minute walk, wineries are walking biking distance, dozens of restaurants, bakeries, boutique shops waiting to be found in maze of cobblestone. Of course, the ruins of the old pope’s chateau is just behind the home. The climb is beautiful, and the vista at the top priceless with views of the Alps (that you can also see from the home’s top-floor room by the way). You can also park your car here at the pope’s castle parking lot if the closer, lower lot is full. Do not try parking a minibus in the home’s courtyard space. Trust me, you will have the challenge of a lifetime getting it out of the alley. Besides, the courtyard is a charming gathering space where we barbecued using the gas grill and spent evenings unwinding watching the kids play. It’s a very kid-friendly home thanks to the owner and his mother brother, who are around if you need help. We were provided with a crib, baby monitors, high chair for the little one and board games and the plunge pool for the grade schoolers. Can’t thank them enough for their thoughtfulness. While mountains, beaches, Roman ruins are within a hour of the home, which we easily visited, we found ourselves perfectly content to explore this lovely hamlet, it’s winding roads, it’s historic landmarks. I’m smitten with this place and this home.

The property has been restored to high standards and provides many spaces for privacy or gathering on a small footprint. Only recommendation would be to replace the two sofas in the living room and replace the broken wicker chair.