Luxury Spa Hotels in Saint-Remy-de-Provence — 9 of Our Favourites

The hotel is a tranquill luxury retreat, with contemporary bedrooms, an airy spa open to guests and non-guests alike, pool and gardens. For food and wine lovers, it is a perfect choice, with its renowned restaurant serving inventive & elegant dishes. Cooking classes are available on request.

This is the ideal place for those that are looking for a tranquil getaway and love their food and wine.

The estate was once devoted to agriculture, with sheep herding and traditional outbuildings defining its existence.Manville’s heart still beats to the drum of daily country life, attentive to the ripening tomatoes, the grape harvest and the olive gathering, working with and harvesting through the seasons.

The exterior includes a stylish swimming pool and terraces, and dinner can be arranged if requested in advance.

There are also spa facilities for an extra cost, open to guests and non-guests alike. A bonus for Arles is the free car parking if you're doing a road trip.

Don't forget to explore Arles with its amazing Roman ruins and it's Van Gogh connection.

The style of the hotel is traditional Provencal with pretty floral fabrics and French country furniture.

The rooms and suites are within a U shaped building that encloses a tranquil courtyard. The courtyard and terrace are full of flowers and greenery, providing a peaceful and natural setting.

The hotel restaurant is internationally acclaimed thanks to it's Master Chef of France, Philippe Boucher. Undoubtedly it is expensive, but the experience of such heavenly flavour combinations is worth every penny.

The extensive grounds offer a heated swimming pool, spa (with treatments, hamman, sauna & fitness room) and pretty gardens.

For those interesting in hiking, the hotel is near a number of trails, including the famous Van Gogh path.

The hotel offers 33 rooms plus 15 suites, decorated with contemporary style and neutral colours. Each room comes with free wifi and satellite TV, and some of the suites have a private terrace.

If you truly want to indulge yourself or if you have a special occasion to celebrate it is worth investigating the Van Gogh Suite. This suite comes with a dedicated 'servant' to attend to your every whim, not to mention a private heated infinity swimming pool, private terrace, open log fire and a Jacuzzi bath. This is luxury in the extreme.

There are plenty of activities on offer to help you unwind on your holiday. There is a large outdoor swimming pool complete with comfortable sunbeds, a Jacuzzi or you can pamper yourself in the new spa.

Dinning at the hotel is also a real treat with its Michelin starred restaurant featuring innovative Provencal cuisine by Marc Passorio.

The bright and airy rooms are decorated in Provencal style, most of which have a private terrace or direct access to the extensive gardens. The domaine is, in fact, spread out over the village of Les Baux-de-Provence, with 5 separate houses a spa and restaurants.

The exclusivity that this hotel provides means that guests may include royalty and A-list celebrities from around the world.

The contemporary stylish rooms feature wifi, flat screen televisions and en-suite bathrooms. There are also a number of suites available, including the Robinson Crusoe 'tree house' suite which adds to the hotel's sense of fun. This luxurious suite is accessed by a 10 meter high private foot bridge has its own private balcony and large lounge area.

Take time to explore the hotel's pretty gardens (with a maze) and relax by the lovely large outdoor pool.

The restaurant has an Asian/French slant and the bar will conjure up all sorts of cocktails. There are also conference facilities available.

Guests can access the spa at a sister hotel only one kilometre away. Hotel shuttle buses run to the spa twice a day and take 3 minutes or walking will take you approximately 10 minutes.

Each of the fifteen rooms has their own character and is in perfect harmony with the surrounding Provencale countryside, bearing the names of flowers of herbs from the region.

Furniture in aged mango wood fill them with warm elegance and some rooms have a bathroom made from local Alpilles stone, a private terrace over the roofs and a private solarium.

The restaurant offers set meals at lunch and dinner and features the local Provencal cuisine.

You can also enjoy the stylish pool, home spa and sauna, or simply relax in the pretty garden.

Set in one and a half hectares of landscaped gardens with a large swimming pool and terrace, Les Carmes provides the ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of modern day life, and in the evening you can enjoy a table d'hote menu using local grown Provencal produce to finish the perfect day.

Accommodation choice includes six different suites and an apartment for a self-catered stay in Provence.