Coquillade Provence

This is an enchanting, luxurious resort, with wonderful staff, beautiful rooms, an amazing spa, and stunning grounds. Although the weather was cool, we were able to swim in the heated pools, which was a treat! We rented bikes, as well as a small car, to explore the countryside. We enjoyed delicious French cuisine at the restaurants on the property. Special thanks to Antoine, who went above and beyond to ensure our stay was perfect. We will return as soon as we can.

We had an incredibly luxurious experience at this stunning hotel. The property is vast and beautifully maintained, featuring tennis courts, multiple pools, sprawling vineyards, and breathtaking views that offer a perfect sense of relaxation and immersion in nature.||Despite its peaceful setting, the hotel is just a 10-minute drive from nearby villages and attractions, making it an ideal location.||||The spa is undoubtedly one of the best in the South of France, truly exceptional. Rooms are brand new, elegant, and perfectly equipped. Breakfast was a delight, with an extensive variety of delicious options.||||We also dined at the restaurant Avelan, where we enjoyed exquisite French cuisine. The patissier here creates some of the most incredible baked goods we’ve ever tasted in France. The staff were highly attentive and made us feel warmly welcomed throughout our stay.||||This hotel truly encapsulates the essence of Provence, and we can’t wait to return. Highly recommended❤️

EDIT: Customer service non-existent. I have EMAILED the hotel and took the time to submit the form on their website. NO RESPONSE. Ignore the review replies - this hotel makes no effort to contact you to discuss feedback. Including photos so this goes to the top of their page.||||Coquillade Provence Resort & Spa, you’ve got a stunning location, but our honeymoon experience was riddled with issues that left us more frustrated than fulfilled—especially given the price we paid.||||It all started when we arrived at our honeymoon suite, expecting luxury but instead greeted by a loud, persistent noise from the air conditioning unit. It was more than just a minor annoyance; it disrupted the peace we were looking forward to. Despite multiple reports to the staff, the issue remained unresolved, leaving us with restless nights. As if that wasn’t enough, we walked into a room that had clearly been overlooked by housekeeping, with spiders and cobwebs in plain sight. The biggest disappointment, though, was the hot tub—what should have been a romantic highlight turned out to be a hornet hangout. By day two or three, we were too scared to even go near it, and it wasn’t until my wife discovered a hornet nest in the umbrella by the pool that we had any answers. For the premium price we paid, not being able to use the hot tub was a huge letdown.||||The issues didn’t stop there. On our last night, we were hit with a double whammy: an invasion of ants inside our suite and an infestation of snails in the yard outside. The ants went straight for the treats left out for us, and the snails took over the outdoor area, making it impossible to enjoy any aspect of our surroundings. It felt like nature was staging a full-scale assault on our honeymoon, and what made it even worse was the lack of a proactive apology or any meaningful compensation from the staff. At a resort charging these kinds of rates, this kind of service is simply unacceptable.||||The food, while beautifully presented, was another disappointment. The flavors didn’t match the visuals, and it left us underwhelmed. One night, our waiter completely misinterpreted our order, and though he offered to take a glass of alcohol off the bill as an apology, he then forgot to do so. This kind of oversight is something I wouldn’t expect at a budget hotel, let alone a luxury resort. It’s clear that attention to detail was sorely lacking during our stay.||||What’s most frustrating is thinking about the Ritz Carlton’s famous $2k rule, where staff are empowered to make things right for their guests. If Coquillade had adopted even a fraction of that mentality, our experience could have been redeemed. Instead, we were left feeling like our concerns were brushed off, with no effort made to rectify the situation.||||To be fair, there were some bright spots. The massage was exceptional, and the gym was well-equipped, offering a rare highlight in an otherwise frustrating stay. The room itself had the potential to be beautiful—if only it hadn’t been for the spiders, hornets, ants, snails, and that incessant noise. Coquillade has the foundation of a great resort, but they need to seriously up their game in maintenance, service, and guest experience to justify their luxury price tag.||||In the end, we left feeling more disappointed than delighted. Coquillade, you’ve got the setting, but you need to make sure the experience matches the price. Would we come back? Maybe, but only if we can be certain we’re not paying a premium for problems.

This is a rare property that excels in every aspect of the resort experience. It’s a unique property with beautiful architecture and landscapes. Quality of service in all facets of the property were exceptional. Food is incredible.

💫💫💫💫💫🦊 We had an unforgettable stay at Coquillade Provence, and it deserves all the praise! From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by Tom at the entrance, who gave us a fantastic first impression. He was so friendly and engaging, curious about our journey, and set a warm tone for the rest of our stay. At check-in, Sacha and Amelie made us feel incredibly special, especially our Shiba Inu, Hibiki. They had dog treats ready, and Hibiki absolutely loved the check-in experience. It was clear that the staff was as excited to meet her as we were to be there! Later on, even more staff members greeted us with smiles, and Milad gave us such a heartfelt welcome, saying he had been looking forward to meeting Hibiki. We were blown away by how many people were waiting to greet her on our arrival day! 😱 The entire resort is breathtaking, and we found ourselves completely relaxed 🧖‍♀️. The spa was a highlight—so rejuvenating that we honestly felt we could have stayed there forever. Breakfast each morning was delicious, with healthy options that left us feeling energized. One thing I still can’t stop thinking about is the special juice made with apple, red vegetables, and ginger. It was phenomenal! And if you’re a cocktail lover, you have to try the drinks at the bar. I’m obsessed with high-quality cocktails, and theirs were absolutely top-notch. To top it all off, at check-out, the staff came out to say goodbye to Hibiki, which was the sweetest send-off. We even had the chance to meet the General Manager, which was a wonderful touch. Overall, the resort is incredibly dog-friendly, and we can’t wait to come back. Thank you to everyone at Coquillade for making our stay so memorable! 🐕💛

This place is absolutely mega for a family short break. We were impressed with the 2 pools, immaculate suite in traditional but modern provencale style (I work in interiors and have HIGH standards!) the food was great and the massage I had very good. The hotel is very well located for good village stops (loumarin was the best) and the grounds at the property were open and not cramped for my 2 boys. The food was great and the staff very helpful and attentive. All the rooms seemed to have a patio or outdoor space with seating which is a bonus when in the south of France - it wasn’t just a room. We went to crillon le brave after and left early- it was not a patch as good as Coquillade. Not half as good. We’d visit again when in the area. See photos !

Spectacular hotel in the heart of Luberon. This is a top notch hotel that shouldn’t be missed if you are in this area. Everything is first class. The pools are amazing and the gym/spa is huge. We loved the restaurants and found the food to be beyond compare. Our room was spacious and clean and the bed and bedding were very comfortable. We have stayed here once before and hope to return soon for a third visit.

One of the most beautiful,elegant places I have ever stayed in my 76 years. Our Jr. suite was wonderful and very spacious. The view from our room was breath taking. The views from the patio beside the bar were amazing. My wife and I both had massages in the spa which were excellent. I used many of the spa amenities and enjoyed them very much. The breakfast buffet was great every morning. The staff was very helpful especially with making reservations at great Resturant’s away from the property. They also helped with some communication with my hotel in Paris, our next stop. Each night they charged our electric car after our day trips. High recommend this very special place. We hated to leave and will definitely return!

Honestly, their social media team is SO bad, we almost did not book here because so many other places nearby had stunning pictures of rooms, the grounds, etc. which looked a LOT better! Coquillade's seemed to hype DJ nights and restaurant menus. (Ironically, The only part of our stay we didn't enjoy was the restaurants ... and thankfully there were no DJs/dance parties while we were there!!) We looked at Airelles Bastide in Gordes and Crillion la Brave in Vaucluse ... we weren't blown away by either of the rooms and for our stay, the dates were not available. We stumbled upon an article in a travel magazine, which stated this was one of France's top resorts and despite not much information to go on ... we booked it. Long story short ... great decision! It was a highlight of our trip. Before getting into the specifics ... I will just say that while we were there, it just felt like home. We only had 3 days, but by the second day, the staff knew us by name and we felt that we could wander around the property freely, which we loved. There are walking trails which lead you past lavender lined walkways, fields of clover, vegetable gardens and unspoiled hills and forest. While we HATED the lobby (it felt like a high end golf club ... or conference center hotel) and did not love any of the restaurants ... the room was fantastic and cozy. There is not much to do around this hotel. In Provence, literally everything closes at 9 p.m. It is impossible finding something to eat at 10 p.m. and after 9 or 10 ... there really is nothing to do at this resort. The pool is closed, it feels like a ghost town ... luckily the rooms are great. We were upgraded to a suite and were in love! So much space to spread out ... a beautiful bathroom with dual vanity, separate tub and a steam shower. The bed was comfy and there was a small patio overlooking the vineyard. I am a cigar smoker and loved this view. We also had a big window, floor to ceiling, which opened and each morning we laid in bed and looked out over the winery and tall pointy trees. Each day, sweets and treats were left for us ... bignets, candied oranges and our mini-bar was stocked each day with waters, local beer and little jars of nuts ... all of this was included in the room cost. A very underrated feature ... unlike tye US, there was no resort fee! The breakfasts were amazing, and also included! Relais y Chateau properties focus on local foods ... much of the fruit, vegetables and honey were grown on property. The cheese plate was amazing! And they had a hot egg station, sausage and anything you could want for breakfast (except for Mimosas). While you are basically in the middle of farmland, it's a 15-30 minute drive to some great towns. Of course Gordes gets all the glory being ranked one of the most picturesque towns in the world. (We found it overrated.) Rossillion was our favorite town nearby. Its an instgram dream. We did not see Lacoste which is also nearby ... but the concierge recommended a few great, local restaurants. One was a roof deck restaurant, which was very cool. The other was Clover Gordes ... very expensive and fancy but essential for the Provence experience. Onsite, we had 2 dinners ... mostly because it was far to drive elsewhere at night. Both were average at best ... and expensive, although not shockingly so. The restaurants need work here ... thai and Italian at a French resort. Blah. We did have pizza at the pool one day, which I will admit was good Neopolitan style pizza. The pool was super warm ... although a bit crowded. It was huge though, most other resorts feature narrow pools for dipping ... this one seemed more for recreation. The landscaping is breathtaking here. All the gardeners deserve a raise. Hedges of wonderful smelling jasmine ... flowers ... and of course the lavender hedges. We were not there for the flowering but even so, we snapped a little bud off here and there to smell before we went to bed at night. The rows look wonderful with the tall, pointy green trees. The only downside to the grounds is its a bit hard to relax in the room in the morning/afternoon because there are lots of hedge trimmer, leaf blower and other machinery sounds as the groundskeeping staff keeps the property looking beautiful. Overall, we loved our stay. 5-stars and then some. Even though nights were boring, we could have stayed an entire week. It felt like home. Driving or biking, know that you will need to take some day trips ... but losing yourself in the French countryside is what this place is all about. If you want to be more in the action/closer to town, maybe Arielles Resort in Gordes would be better for you. However, if we were to return to the area, we would stay here again!

Wow! Amazing place in which entirely exceeded our expectations. We stopped here for a couple nights on our honeymoon and it was well worth the trip. First they kindly greeted us upon arrival with upgrading us to one of their junior suites with a view overlooking the vineyard and French countryside. They added a special touch with hearts laid out on the bed and some tasty chocolates. Between the spa (best massage I have ever rec'd), the stunning views, the staff, the pool, the bike rentals and incredible paths, and the restaurants we absolutely enjoyed every minute. Highly recommended and a big thank you to Le Coquillade for making this a stop on our honeymoon we will never forget!

The meal of our trip, no mean feat given La Coquillade was up against Per Se and L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon. From the moment we sauntered out onto the devastatingly beautiful alfresco dining space we were overwhelmed with a sense of occasion. There are many meal options carefully explained in Engligh, they included 4 courses, 6 courses, and the options we selected the 'premier dining' option, all courses! And it began, each dish more stunning than the last. Utmost respect to ingredients was shown and astonishing combinations, foie gras, gingerbread and rhubarb - who would have thought? The fried risotto with lobster tail and tomato based foam confirmed our choice of meal option (not available on the smaller course options). Our delightful waitress was ever present but never intrusive. Each of the four starters deserves five stars alone and at the cheese trolley, I nearly wept. Six generous slices of cheese with condiments was a meal in itself. The first dessert was our dish of the night. Boy partner declared best dessert of his life. A cream filled profiterole with woven caramel atop a green tea mousse and passionfruit jelly. I simply cannot convey how amazing this meal was, I hope my pictures do some justice to what was a night that will be remembered forever.

An absolutely stunning hotel with an amazing restaurant. We had dinner at the more casual restaurant our first nice staying at another hotel nearby. The grounds are amazing and we showed up early so had a glass of rose at the bar as the sunset. Then had dinner and did the set menu with two choices for each of three courses and all the courses were stunning. Beautiful and delicious, truly one of our best meals of the trip. But, overall this place was very stuffy! I am sure that is what they were going for and it is clear that people there had money to spend and wanted the scene, so just a warning for anyone going. It was a bit too stiff and formal for my liking!