Ideally located on the borders of Provence, Cévennes and the Lubéron, Saint-Laurent-des-Arbres is also surrounded by the famous "Lirac" wine-growing area. This mediaeval village offers a surprising blend of ancient stone houses, traces of ramparts and listed monuments, all evidence of its rich historic legacy from past centuries. Another advantage of Saint-Laurent-des-Arbres is its proximity to Orange (15 km), Avignon (17 km) and Uzès (22 km) for cultural and festive excursions just a short distance from the peace and quiet of the hotel.

Cosy : A lovely small room, well decorated with bath on the bathroom, safe, TV with satellite, minibar, Air Conditionning

Romantic : A charming room with a romantic decoration. Old furniture, nice cloth. Bathroom with bath, Safe, TV with english channel, Minibar, Air Conditionning

Lux : Large Room with small salon, nice furniture
Bathroom with bath, safe, mini-bar, Tv with english channel

Suite : Largest room with a separated salon
Bathroom with Bath, Safe, Mini-bar, TV with english channel

Service available in all rooms :
Radio, TV with satellite / english channel, wifi/internet, Air Conditionning, minibar, hairdryer, bathrobe, slipper, chest.

The spa invites you to enjoy its resolutely stylish atmosphere, with an outdoor jacuzzi, swimming pool, hammam, massage cabin and solarium overlooking the vines. A haven of peace, perfect for getting away from the stress of everyday living.

Cares at choice are:
Body :
Massage with lukewarm Oils - 45 min : with essential oils this massage appease and soften
Massage of Vineyard - 45 min : with grape seed oil, this massage is relaxing
Massage draining - 45 min : reactivate the lymphatic flux to eliminate toxins
Face:
Cocooning Care - 45 min : adapted and personnalized according to the skin type. At choice : purity, nutrition, softness or brightness

Few tables are set for dinner at the Saint-Laurent each evening. Instead of menus and wine lists, our guests enjoy a meal created by our chef and inspired by the best of the day's produce from the market. Pride of place goes to local produce and fresh fruit and vegetables, reflecting the change of seasons. The evening's menu remains a surprise until just before guests sit down to eat: that's what gives dining table d'hôte style all its charm and originality - a far cry from all the rules and restrictions of modern dining.