Domaine De Fontenille
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Looking for a place to stay in Lauris? Then look no further than Domaine de Fontenille, a luxury hotel that brings the best of Lauris to your doorstep.
Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV, a minibar, and air conditioning, and Domaine de Fontenille makes getting online easy as free wifi is available.
You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and room service. In addition, guests can enjoy a pool and breakfast during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.
For those interested in checking out Visites (2.0 km) while visiting Lauris, Domaine de Fontenille is a short distance away.
If you like Mediterranean restaurants, Domaine de Fontenille is conveniently located near La Cuisine D'Amelie and Bistrot Jeannette.
Best of all, Domaine de Fontenille makes it easy to experience some great Lauris attractions like Jardin des Plantes Tinctoriales, which is a popular garden.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Domaine de Fontenille as you experience everything Lauris has to offer.
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are modern, large, clean and beautiful. The breakfast buffet is delicious with breads, smoked salmon, eggs, fruits, baked goods, and so on. The front desk staff was incredibly helpful too and spoke perfect English. House cleaning made the room spotless every night, including refilling the coffee pot and water by the bed. And as others have noted, the property itself is incredible.
A few tips- you need to rent a car, or as we did, hire a driver. We highly, highly recommend hiring Marc, who was recommended by the hotel as a private driver. He had a Tesla that was extremely clean and stocked with water and snacks, he was incredibly professional and flexible, and drove us for two days around the Luberon valley and down to the Mediterranean. Definitely ask the hotel about using his services!
Also, the hotel is ten minutes from Lourmarin, a very cute town where you can eat at restaurants, but it is about 40 minutes away from other towns in the Luberon, which is something to consider in terms of location, though we wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again.



The decoration of the gourmet restaurant is sober, clean and the tables are without tablecloths which can surprise to see shock...
The meal is excellent, well decorated and many flavors.
However, the staff is really not up to the task and that is a shame.



Vineyard is directly across the road and this was the best location to drive to surrounding villages and other areas. We would definitely stay again, the general manager made himself known and checked in on guests regularly.
No coffee service available in the room, however if you call to the restaurant in the morning they will bring it up to you at no charge. Breakfast was a standard “continental style” set up.
Would recommend to anyone with a car, it would be difficult to catch transportation without it as it’s somewhat in the country and a little more remote.
Wonderful experience!!!!

The staff was universially kind and professional. We are so grateful to the front desk and winery staff who helped us sort out shipping wine back to the States when we realized we were going to have a snafu with our flight going through Canada.
Breakfasts were a huge variety of baked goods, cheeses, muselis, etc. On the weekend they also offered eggs made to order, I don't know if they do this every day during the main season. I was surprised there weren't more hot dishes, but we were very content with what was available and throughly enjoyed having breakfast on the terrace every morning.
The lamb at their more casual restaurant, La Cuisine d'Amelie was insanely good - highly recommend. We had a not-great experience at the Michelin restaurant on site though and would recommend sticking to the more casual one or any of the great restaurants a short drive away.
Sound does travel in from the terrace and the hallways at night - we didn't find this bothersome, but if you're particularly sensitive to that you might just want to pack ear plugs.
Highly recommend staying here if you're in the area! We would love to return someday soon.
Nothing has changed. The excellent bedrooms, bathrooms and public rooms are well maintained and you will never tire of meals taken on the terrace under the giant plane trees.
However, an establishment of this quality should never rest on its laurels and there are some, albeit small, areas for improvement. Firstly, though most of the staff are excellent, there are some recent, younger members who are not at the level expected in a Relais & Chateaux member.
Secondly, the grounds need some attention. The roses need dead heading and the area around the pool is getting a bit scrubby.
However, these are minor quibbles that can easily be rectified – and we will return.



The property is also very well situated for exploring the many beautiful villages and towns of the Luberon, particularly if you have use of a car.
The only "drawback" per se is such quality comes at a price - so definitely a special type of trip (highly recommend for a honeymoon for example), but in my view, well worth the expense.
Be careful with the carafe of (purified) water: it costs money but you learn that at the end! During this period of high heat you can see your bill skyrocket with bottles at 6 euros all the same! We might appreciate being informed in advance.
Young and warm staff.

Service mixed
Restaurant unfortunately not recommended, is not freshly cooked, service in the restaurant disastrous, they were glad to leave the area quickly. House needs new management.
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