The apartments are outdated. It's time to modernize them, and the complex as well.

I highly recommend this place; it's very well located, with a warm welcome and a fantastic pool.

Truly authentic! A real reconstructed village, its streets, patios, squares with a fountain, and accommodations decorated in the colors of Provence—superb!

Good facilities, mini-golf, swimming pools, including a wave pool, all surrounded by nature with views of the Luberon mountains! I highly recommend it!

First time at a Pierre & Vacances holiday village.

We were very disappointed.
When you arrive, you think you're in a luxury resort (security guard, well-maintained golf course, everything is magnificent!), but once you see the accommodation, the illusion quickly fades!

We booked a renovated (supposedly) 6-person apartment with air conditioning and a terrace.

The apartment was clearly very dirty (see photos). As for the renovation, the apartment is very run-down. The reception told us it wasn't a renovation but home staging! (Yet it says renovated on the website...). In other words, they just slapped a coat of paint on damaged walls and put in a trendy armchair! There was a constant smell of urine in the bathrooms, the ventilation system was extremely noisy, and there were a huge lack of electrical outlets.
As for the village itself, it's very pretty and quiet, but there were no activities, no one in the streets... it was dead... and this was peak season! No shops except for a small supermarket with exorbitant prices and virtually no offerings, three restaurants that are only open in the evening, and nothing else… no entertainment!

The wave pool is nice.

The village is a bit isolated. The main tourist attractions are at least a 35-minute drive away (Salon-de-Provence, Aix-en-Provence, Beaus-de-Provence, the Colorado Provençal, etc.). If you're planning to go for golf, the course is nice, but you'd be much better off renting accommodation from a private owner!
For over €2,000 a week in high season, you can find much better!

Wonderful place, the only downside for a couple is that the room with two small beds is a bit cramped for adults; otherwise, you're forced to sleep in the living room, which is a real shame...