We found Auberge du Presbytere charming and comfortable, just the kind of place we like to stay. Our room was cozy with rustic hardwood floors and air conditioning. The bathroom was beautiful and looked pretty new. Nice tile, great tub and shower. The staff was friendly and very helpful. Overall a very satisfying stay in a wonderful little village on... More

This place is such a hidden gem. I stayed there with ten family members so I got to see many of the rooms. Each has its own unique personality. Not five stars, but clean, comfortable, and well maintained. This is not a modern hotel. But you shouldn't be expecting one. The building and the village have such character and (at... More

After looking at literally hundreds of hotels, B&Bs, farms in Provence, I chose the Auberge du Presbytere to take my two 20-something grandnieces and their grandmother (my brother's wonderful wife) this March. It could not have been a more perfect place to introduce them to a bit of old Europe. Yes, the hotel is a bit faded...but that doesn't detract... More

The location is stunning in a beautiful unspoilt medieval hill village on the edge of the Luberon, but the hotel could do with a renovation. It has potential to be an awesome boutique hotel, but currently the rooms are rather jaded and in need of attention. The food is honest home cooking style rather than haute cuisine. The staff are... More

Saignon is a beautiful unspoilt village in Provence situated above Apt . The Auberge is in the centre of the village and accessible (just) by car, although there is adequate parking nearby. There is a certain faded charm about the hotel, faded perhaps being the operative word. The rooms are all individual but full facilities are available in each. The... More

Needed a place to stay between St Remy and the Verdon Gorge, something with character. It was a bit off our route, but we were not disappointed. Charming small village, up winding and narrow roads.Large room, with 2 beds, for friends traveling together. Couches, chairs and a modern bath. Like the other review, hallways were a maze. Up 3 flights,... More

Set in the heart of this small village, this is a simple hotel with style. Perfect service and wonderful ambience, and a perfect cafe extending into the square. Lovely rooms, if you can find them in the medieval tangle of corridors and stairways. The small village is set in beautiful countryside. My friend and I arrived by bicycle. If you... More

Very cental place to explore le Luberon area. Nice restaurant too. Very friendly service, with character. (Altough the owner was on holiday himself). We stayed 3 days longer than we originally planned, because of the whole satisfaction. Très pittoresque! More

Stayed two nights on a recent bike trip through Provence. Hotel in a very cool setting in the center of ancient town on top a big hill. Cool fountain outside hotel entrance makes for nice place to grab a drink after a hot day biking. Rooms definitely average (in that old world European flavor) but room we stayed in did... More