L'auberge Provencale Bed And Breakfast

A unique and romantic experience, definitely worth the splurge. The room was cozy (we stayed in Lafayette), and the aromatherapy steam shower was an unexpected luxury. The private balcony had an excellent view as promised, and the restaurant's location did not disappoint. The extensive wine menu left nothing to be desired.

The restaurant had a lovely atmosphere and the service was exceptional. Everything was perfect. The staff went above and beyond to ensure all of our needs were met. The location is also gorgeous, with plenty of local attractions to explore. We are already planning to come back with more family members soon! I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone.

My husband and I loved this Bed Breakfast. It has a lot to offer.The room was perfectly appointed and the fireplace was a wonderful touch. The food was superb. The staff was very accommodating. If the weather was a bit warmer we would have enjoyed the outdoor patio.

We spent a few days here at the end of a long road trip. I had picked this Bed and Breakfast more for location than anything else, but my experience far exceeded my expectations. The grounds around the buildings were beautifully manicured and the view was pastoral. The food was excellent and the staff delightful. I hope to return again.

We stayed in the Lafayette, 7. It was a spacious room, with a king bed and a large sitting room, where the tv and the fridge and Keurig are. The sitting room had a chilly atmosphere (and was also actually chilly) so we didn't use it. The steam shower was lovely,. The bed was comfy, and it was quiet for sleeping. Faux fireplace. The restaurant was quite good. Impressive wine list. Excellent service. It was very nice to have breakfast in the room. There is a little table by a window that was pleasant for breakfast, and of course the surrounding area is pretty. This is a beautiful old structure and the restaurant is charming. But for $479 a night (a Friday) the room was a disappointment. No antiques, Provencal decor or textiles, kind of generic decor (posters of French art exhibits, etc). The hairdryer was missing, and for a place that wants to be a luxury inn, they should check for those things. Carpets maybe not the cleanest. The terrace is just a roof, with a round glass patio table, a couple of cheap chairs, a dead evergreen tree in a pot. Maybe it will be a better space in the summer?