Room Count: 9 Rooms
Hôtel de Tourrel
Saint Remy de Provence, France
9 Rooms
If you’ve seen Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night or Field With Poppies, you already know Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. After the unpleasantness with the ear, the Dutch painter checked himself into a mental institution here, and painted more than a hundred local scenes in the year that followed. It’s a quiet town that’s become a popular getaway for artistically...
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Suite Numéro Huit
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Numéro Neuf
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Suite Numéro Six
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Suite Numéro Cinq
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Suite Numéro Trois
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Suite Numéro Quatre
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Suite Numéro Un
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Suite Numéro Deux
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Suite Numéro Sept
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5 rue Carnot, Saint Remy de Provence, French Riviera / Provence, 13210, FRA
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Hôtel de Tourrel
Saint Remy de Provence, France
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f you’ve seen Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night or Field With Poppies, you already know Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. After the unpleasantness with the ear, the Dutch painter checked himself into a mental institution here, and painted more than a hundred local scenes in the year that followed. It’s a quiet town that’s become a popular getaway for artistically minded travelers with a few euros to burn; Hôtel de Tourrel is one of a few boutique hotels that’s popped up alongside the art galleries and bistros in the historic center.The building is an elegantly restored 17th-century mansion. The hotel’s bones are grand and old-fashioned, with high ceilings and decorative molding, but the look is stripped down, quite literally — the architect owner uncovered the original stucco walls and ceilings, previously concealed beneath layers of paint. The owners opted for quality over quantity, transforming the manor’s 24 rooms into just nine suites. The result of this thoughtful renovation is lovely, indeed: the spacious dimensions of each suite are downright civilized, and the mid-century design scheme brings a cool, understated sensibility to an otherwise romantic interior. Earth tones and crisp whites are the thing here, though sixties-inspired furniture and the manor’s original wooden shutters add charm and character. Parquet floors, king-sized beds, floor-to-ceiling windows, and stone floors — heated from beneath in colder weather — are standard amenities, as are Apple TVs and Aesop bath products. Some suites have free-standing bathtubs, others have private terraces. Numéro Trois features an ancient stone wall; Numéro Sept is a duplex with views over the town from both levels.
Hôtel de Tourrel, has an excellent restaurant, too, while the sleek wood-lined wine bar is an ideal place to pop open a bottle of champagne or sample a few local varietals before venturing into one of the most famous wine regions in the world. There are 34 wine appellations within easy distance of the hotel. That may or may not mean much to you, but rest assured it means something to the French. You might not see a field filled with poppies or a spectacular night sky — it’s not clear how much Van Gogh’s paintings were inspired by memory or imagination — but you’ll probably have to compete for one of these seven suites.
Please note: Hôtel de Tourrel is open seasonally from mid-March thru late October.
How to get there: Hôtel de Tourrel is located approximately 75 km by car from Marseille Provence Airport via A7/D99A and 105 km from Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport via A9/A54. Alternatively, guests may take the TGV to Avignon station (approximately 20 km away) or the Aix-en-Provence station (approximately 75 km away).
Room Count: 9 Rooms
Suite Numéro Huit
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Numéro Neuf
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Suite Numéro Six
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Suite Numéro Cinq
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Suite Numéro Trois
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Suite Numéro Quatre
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Suite Numéro Un
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Suite Numéro Deux
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Suite Numéro Sept
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Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Free wi-fi
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Adults only
- Concierge
- Self service parking (charges apply)
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Need to Know
Check in: 3:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• Hôtel de Tourrel can only accommodate guests over the age of 13.
Location
5 rue Carnot, Saint Remy de Provence, French Riviera / Provence, 13210, FRA
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Overview
Suite Numéro Huit
Numéro Neuf
Suite Numéro Six
Suite Numéro Cinq
Suite Numéro Trois
Suite Numéro Quatre
Suite Numéro Un
Suite Numéro Deux
Suite Numéro Sept
The Story
If you’ve seen Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night or Field With Poppies, you already know Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. After the unpleasantness with the ear, the Dutch painter checked himself into a mental institution here, and painted more than a hundred local scenes in the year that followed. It’s a quiet town that’s become a popular getaway for artistically minded travelers with a few euros to burn; Hôtel de Tourrel is one of a few boutique hotels that’s popped up alongside the art galleries and bistros in the historic center.
The building is an elegantly restored 17th-century mansion. The hotel’s bones are grand and old-fashioned, with high ceilings and decorative molding, but the look is stripped down, quite literally — the architect owner uncovered the original stucco walls and ceilings, previously concealed beneath layers of paint. The owners opted for quality over quantity, transforming the manor’s 24 rooms into just nine suites. The result of this thoughtful renovation is lovely, indeed: the spacious dimensions of each suite are downright civilized, and the mid-century design scheme brings a cool, understated sensibility to an otherwise romantic interior. Earth tones and crisp whites are the thing here, though sixties-inspired furniture and the manor’s original wooden shutters add charm and character. Parquet floors, king-sized beds, floor-to-ceiling windows, and stone floors — heated from beneath in colder weather — are standard amenities, as are Apple TVs and Aesop bath products. Some suites have free-standing bathtubs, others have private terraces. Numéro Trois features an ancient stone wall; Numéro Sept is a duplex with views over the town from both levels.
Hôtel de Tourrel, has an excellent restaurant, too, while the sleek wood-lined wine bar is an ideal place to pop open a bottle of champagne or sample a few local varietals before venturing into one of the most famous wine regions in the world. There are 34 wine appellations within easy distance of the hotel. That may or may not mean much to you, but rest assured it means something to the French. You might not see a field filled with poppies or a spectacular night sky — it’s not clear how much Van Gogh’s paintings were inspired by memory or imagination — but you’ll probably have to compete for one of these seven suites.
Please note: Hôtel de Tourrel is open seasonally from mid-March thru late October.
How to get there: Hôtel de Tourrel is located approximately 75 km by car from Marseille Provence Airport via A7/D99A and 105 km from Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport via A9/A54. Alternatively, guests may take the TGV to Avignon station (approximately 20 km away) or the Aix-en-Provence station (approximately 75 km away).
The building is an elegantly restored 17th-century mansion. The hotel’s bones are grand and old-fashioned, with high ceilings and decorative molding, but the look is stripped down, quite literally — the architect owner uncovered the original stucco walls and ceilings, previously concealed beneath layers of paint. The owners opted for quality over quantity, transforming the manor’s 24 rooms into just nine suites. The result of this thoughtful renovation is lovely, indeed: the spacious dimensions of each suite are downright civilized, and the mid-century design scheme brings a cool, understated sensibility to an otherwise romantic interior. Earth tones and crisp whites are the thing here, though sixties-inspired furniture and the manor’s original wooden shutters add charm and character. Parquet floors, king-sized beds, floor-to-ceiling windows, and stone floors — heated from beneath in colder weather — are standard amenities, as are Apple TVs and Aesop bath products. Some suites have free-standing bathtubs, others have private terraces. Numéro Trois features an ancient stone wall; Numéro Sept is a duplex with views over the town from both levels.
Hôtel de Tourrel, has an excellent restaurant, too, while the sleek wood-lined wine bar is an ideal place to pop open a bottle of champagne or sample a few local varietals before venturing into one of the most famous wine regions in the world. There are 34 wine appellations within easy distance of the hotel. That may or may not mean much to you, but rest assured it means something to the French. You might not see a field filled with poppies or a spectacular night sky — it’s not clear how much Van Gogh’s paintings were inspired by memory or imagination — but you’ll probably have to compete for one of these seven suites.
Please note: Hôtel de Tourrel is open seasonally from mid-March thru late October.
How to get there: Hôtel de Tourrel is located approximately 75 km by car from Marseille Provence Airport via A7/D99A and 105 km from Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport via A9/A54. Alternatively, guests may take the TGV to Avignon station (approximately 20 km away) or the Aix-en-Provence station (approximately 75 km away).
Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Free wi-fi
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Adults only
- Concierge
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Outdoor Swimming Pool (seasonal)
- Luggage storage
- Wine Cellar
- Offsite gym facilities
- Multi-lingual staff
- Air conditioning
- Pets allowed (charges apply)
- Shopping area nearby
- Golf nearby
- Wine tours nearby
Hotel Policy
Check in: 3:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• Hôtel de Tourrel can only accommodate guests over the age of 13.
Suite Numéro Huit
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 322 ft²/30 m².
Amenities
- AESOP bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- coffee/tea
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- safe
- smart television
- stand up shower
- television
Numéro Neuf
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 322 ft²/30 m².
Amenities
- AESOP bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- carpeted floor
- coffee/tea
- desk
- hairdryer
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- safe
- smart television
- stand up shower
- television
Suite Numéro Six
Located in the 17th century palace with a stucco ceiling.
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 322 ft²/30 m².
Amenities
- Aesop bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- Located in the 17th century palace with a stucco ceiling.
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- safe
- smart television
- stand up shower
- television
Suite Numéro Cinq
Located in the 17th century palace
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed or 2 Single Beds and is approximately 387 ft²/36 m².
Amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- Located in the 17th century palace
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- safe
- smart television
- stand up shower
- television
Suite Numéro Trois
in the contemporary wing, ancient stone wall, 4m high ceilin
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed or 2 Single Beds and is approximately 387 ft²/36 m².
Amenities
- Aesop bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- desk
- fireplace
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- in the contemporary wing, ancient stone wall, 4m high ceilin
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- rain shower
- safe
- stand up shower
- television
Suite Numéro Quatre
In the 17th century palais, stucco ceiling
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 387 ft²/36 m².
Amenities
- Aesop bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- bathtub
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- In the 17th century palais, stucco ceiling
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- safe
- smart television
- stand up shower
- television
Suite Numéro Un
in the 17th century palace, 4m room height, french ceiling
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 387 ft²/36 m².
Amenities
- Aesop bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- bathtub
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- in the 17th century palace, 4m room height, french ceiling
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- safe
- smart television
- stand up shower
- television
Suite Numéro Deux
Salon where Gounod's opera Mireille was premiered in 1863
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 667 ft²/62 m².
Amenities
- Aesop bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- bathtub
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- safe
- Salon where Gounod's opera Mireille was premiered in 1863
- smart television
- sofa
- stand up shower
- television
Suite Numéro Sept
In the contemporary wing, duplex with mezzanine salon
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 699 ft²/65 m².
Amenities
- adjoining room on request (charges apply)
- Aesop bath amenities
- air conditioning
- arm chair
- bathtub
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- In the contemporary wing, duplex with mezzanine salon
- minibar
- nespresso machine
- phones
- rain shower
- safe
- smart television
- sofa
- stand up shower
- television
- terrace / balcony
- transparent bathroom wall
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