Hotel in zona UPUPA Birdwatching, Rustrel

Abbiamo soggiornato due notti in questa comoda struttura nella cittadina provenzale di Apt. Camera molto grande e spaziosa, accessoriata con una piccola cucina. Bagno grande e funzionale. Tutto molto pulito. L'albergo è adiacente all'ibis budget presso cui si fa colazione (di medio livello) e non è distante dal centro del paese (una camminata di 10 min). Parcheggio privato interno a pagamento (mi sembra di ricordare 6 euro al giorno), con però possibilità di parcheggiare gratuitamente di fronte. La struttura è molto comoda come base per visitare i paesi provenzali: Sault, Roussilon (dove c'è anche un bel canyon col sentiero delle terre d'ocra), Gordes, l'abbazia di Senanque, manosque, valensole. Bellissima anche aix en provence... Assolutamente consigliato!

La casa è simpatica e piacevole per il personale e il capo. Le donne sono anche simpatiche. Camera pulita e abbastanza per due persone. I letti sono confortevoli e abbastanza grandi, Come si tratta di un vecchio stadio hotel credo, il difetto è che ci è un posto per una terza persona sopra il letto principale. Ciò può essere inquietante per le persone grandi. Un cucchiaio più spesso sarebbe apprezzato. Ma l'aria condizionata funziona molto bene. Per evitare troppo rumore stradale, perché siamo a Apt, vicino al centro consiglio il lato cortile. Ecco la tranquillità è certa. L'appartamento è situato a circa 300 m dal centro della città. Ci siamo trasferiti più di una settimana e ne abbiamo un buon ricordo. L'appartamento è situato vicino a negozi, tra cui un centro Leclerc. L'ufficio turistico è proprio accanto all'hotel. Io consiglio questo alloggio. Il più ha un garage e parcheggio in numerosi.

This was quite simply put ... the highlight of our trip to Provence. I labored and labored over the research to figure out how to maximize our 4 day stay in Provence and there were several luxury hotels we were considering. Our first choice was Arielles Gordes but that was simply ridiculous pricing ... we also looked at a few others until we read an article in a travel magazine proclaiming Coquillade France's best resort. After staying there (and visiting Arielles for lunch) we would agree that Coquillade is the best. The staff could not have been nicer and after 4 days, we found ourselves on a first name basis with most of them. There was only one not so great staff member we encountered who was either very aloof or very shy but she was totally out of place with the rest who were wonderful. The valets, waiters, front desk staff and concierge were all first class. Our room was upgraded to a wonderful semi-suite ... full of space. It had a jacuzzi and a steam shower. There was a sitting area, a sleeping area and an outdoor patio. Sadly, it rained two of our for nights and I will say that the resort and room is remarkably better in the sun with miles of walking trails, biking roads and a wonderful (yet crowded) pool. We loved waking up for the complimentary full breakfast and everything was fresh and many ingredients such as honey, vegetables, fruit and herbs came from the hotel's own private garden. At night there were some mosquitos, so we were unable to sleep with the patio door opened ... but during the day, this was so great as there is Jasmine everywhere which perfumes the air. Our favorite moments were spent on the balcony sharing a bottle of wine. The mini bar in the room was restocked daily with local beer, spring water and candy and snacks. There are these amazing oranges in syrup in the rooms ... the staff told us where to buy them in a nearby town and we took a big jar home with us. Housekeeping was great and our room was spotless and clean. The resort is near many great towns ... of course there is the supposedly most picturesque town in France, Gordes. 30 minutes away by car we liked it but not as much as Rousillion which was our favorite town. Only 20 minutes away. The hotel gave us a few other towns to visit as well. While the hotel is really in the middle of nowhere ... and there are few restaurants less than a 20 minute drive, you truly feel lost in Provence here. If you want to be more in a traditional village, Gordes or some of the other villages may be more to your liking. However, unlike Spain, everything closes early in Provence and finding even a bar open past 10 p.m. on a weeknight, much less a restaurant, is quite a feat. The only so-so part of our trip was the hotel's restaurants. The most fancy one was closed our entire trip ... the pizza near the pool was great ... the main restaurant and room service we didn't really care for. Honestly, we'd probably have been better off eating all of our meals off property. Ove