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Mazan is not very famous in southern France. It is one of many small towns. But it's right on the way to Sault. That is to say, on the way to the lavender tour. The hotel was formerly the private residence of a local lord and was later transformed into a hotel. The public areas of the hotel are decorated with French neoclassical elegance and romance, but the interiors of the rooms are relatively simple. The classic rooms do not even have a decent table, and the bathroom only has a separate tub in the middle of the room. , relatively inconvenient. We booked a classic room. Maybe because we were Asians, we arranged it in the north-facing location closest to the storage room. We wanted to change it but failed. They said that the room I booked only had this orientation. The question is, are there only one or two classic rooms? ? Unless you add another 79 euros, you can change to another room. Later I found out that I was still on the same floor after paying extra. Changing the direction in such a remote place would cost so much that we rationally gave up. However, I have to say that the lobby manager of the hotel is very dedicated. We needed to print our boarding passes when we left the hotel. It happened to be a very busy check-out time. He really tried his best to help us, which reflected the gentleness of a French gentleman and the hotel. Professionalism of managers.

We stayed 4 nights in Room 33 ”La Tour” which is the best room in the hotel (we asked reception at checkout if we were to return if there was another comparable suite and she said she loved 33 the best). The room was outstanding, terrace, twin side by side tubs, upstairs bedroom, shower with room for two, gorgeous views over the valley to Mount Ventoux, it was ideal for romance. Crillon le Brave is rather isolated and that makes the hotel restaurant the most convenient option for meals. Breakfast was a rather simple cold buffet with the only hot option being boiled eggs that you made yourself. We food the lunch food to be very good and tasty. Dinner was a bit of a letdown, there was not one ”wow” dish in the 4 dinner meals we ate there, by the last night we were contemplating finding somewhere off the property to eat dinner but didn't want the hassle of driving or risking it after having some wine with dinner (roads in Provence are rather narrow). One minor issue we had was with housekeeping. The ”La Tour” room is all about the twin tubs and we made good use of them, quickly using up the body wash and shampoo. The maids never seemed to leave enough replacement soap even after calling to request more. This is a minor issue but at 740 Euros/night thought they could have been a bit more generous, next time we will pack a big bottle of bubble bath to take with us. Would have been nice if the hotel had included some extra bath amenities with the room though (bath salts, bubble bath, etc). We would love to return here some day and stay in the same room.

We stayed 2 nights here in July. The hotel is in a great location. 2 minutes walk to the commercial shops, grocery, and nice restaurants. It’s on a street with shady trees that brings the romantic French feeling. The owner Frederic is very knowledgeable and efficient. Our car was towed due to the damage caused by thief. He helped us to communicate with the road assistance and rental company, and found us the replacement car the same day on Sunday which is normally not possible. We really appreciate his kindness, patience and thoughtfulness. We will definitely come back if we are in the region again. Thank you Frederic.

The hotel is quite understated from the outside, but it is very nice inside. The staff are friendly and speak good English, and the rooms are comfortable and nicely finished. Seems very nice for the very reasonable cost. We didn’t eat breakfast but the dining room looked very nice, and I believe you can eat in their nice little terrace. I do know that their roof terrace is very nice for sundowners! :-)