We stayed here for two nights and just loved it. Our room was good-sized overlooking the village with a freestanding bath-tub, very unique! On arrival we ordered some beverages to our room and they were served immediately. The meals in the restaurant were outstanding, the service as you would expect in a place like this: friendly and impeccable. The second... More

Last February the English Times ran an article entitled "Europe’s best hotels under £100" and this included ‘Le Château de Mazan’ about 30 kilometres from Avignon near the Mont Ventoux, so I decided to try it. My room was a garden room with shower. the room had its own little terrace which one could have enjoyed had the weather been... More

Very atmospheric and attractive boutique hotel. Rooms overlooking terrace lovely. Dinner service was just lovely and a great venue for exploring local vineyards. Staff friendly and had good English ability.

First of all, I have to admit that this report is not exactly up to date. It relates to my experience at the Chateau de Mazan some time ago, but since I've only just discovered the wonder that is Trip Adviser.com, I'll elaborate upon it now... I actually got married at the Chateau de Mazan. A total of 50 friends... More

We stayed in one of the garden rooms, with our own little patio. The room was very nice, felt very Provençal, which is what you want in that area.The patio was great, was covered by hedges so it was very private and you could also enter thru there, it is always nice when staying somewhere and you do not always... More

I got married last month at a castle nearby and over the past year, i have stayed several times at Chateau Mazan to plan our wedding and during the first weekend of August (wedding date). Both my family and husband's family and most guests stayed at Chateau Mazan. I happen to travel quiet a bit and stay in several similar... More

I arrived at Chateau de Mazan after a long hike with high expectations. I had booked a suite and was expecting high ceilings in the chateau, perhaps overlooking the gardens....what I got was a dark and dingy room across the road from the hotel in a converted town house. As I lay on the bed I could feel the springs... More

We were very impressed with the decoration and style of the Chateau de Mazan. A lot of care has gone into the decoration of the main reception rooms, and it really creates some sense of a bygone aristocratic era. A huge amount of work has gone into rescuing this building from its postwar incarnations as a school and retirement home,... More

Hotel was average. We had a quad suite with no shower. At dinner, the Americans received a lower level of service. I would recommend staying in the town of Gordes. Which was amazing town cut into the side of a mountain.