Le Phebus & Spa - Relais & Chateaux - Joucas

Incredible Gastronomy: The gourmet restaurant, led by the Michelin-starred chef Xavier Mathieu, serves up dishes that are 'grandiose'. The inventive and elegant southern cuisine is like a masterpiece, where each bite is a brushstroke on a canvas of flavors.

Print Out Charges: The hotel charges for any print outs, so make sure to ask before requesting any.

The food was great, and they were very friendly to the dog.

The wi-fi access was horrible - only available from the common area, and constantly breaking down. We only needed to do a bit of web work each night (mix of work and personal) and it was made grueling by the poor wireless. Also, the lounge we had to stay in was hot and uncomfortable, as if there was no circulation.

View of sunsets was magnificent. Easy access to what Joucas has to offer, only 3 miles to senanque abbey. Free Wi Fi was working perfectly.

Clear air, pleasant fragrance of cedar and lavender. Silence throughout, like an outdoor recording studio. Excellent food, with attention to detail in flavors. Uber professional yet friendly staff. Wonderful stay!

The Le Phebus is a luxury establishment in the Luberon countryside that is close to all major hill towns, and on a rural road that accesses wonderful outdoor recreation areas. We were cycling and are serious, rather than strictly recreational cyclists, and even arriving to the hotel sweaty, dirty and a bit bedraggled, were made to feel welcome. The food was elegantly prepared and delicious (a michelin starred restaurant), served in a warm manner befit of the French countryside. The pool is gorgeous, as was our room. Amenities are l'Occitane. Turn down service included lovely treats at bedtime.

Beautiful location and tranquility

Air conditioning useless and room very warm. Wanted to buy suncream and was offered spa suncream at about 98 euros a bottle. Smell of sewerage in the corridor on way to bedroom.

I had a great stay at Relais &! the room was fantastic with a comfortable bed and working air conditioning, which was much needed in the heat. the property was not too busy, and the three pools each had their own unique style. the staff were friendly and attentive, taking care of all our needs. I especially enjoyed the large and clean heated pool, with plenty of sun beds and umbrellas. the food at the restaurant was excellent, and I felt well catered for as a fussy vegetarian. the room and terrace offered a lovely setting to relax and enjoy the view.

A wonderful stay with top-notch service and amenities. Cons: Nothing, no complaints at all!

Great staff ,very attentive and a pleasure to deal with.lovely surroundings in a quiet village.

Expensive breakfast

Stunning location, lovely rooms and pool.

It was too posh for us and the prices extortionate - 26 euros for a continental breakfast plus a euro 25 charge to use the spa which we assumed would be included.

During my recent business trip, I had the pleasure of staying at Le Phebus & Spa - Relais & Chateaux in Joucas. This hotel was chosen by my director, and I must say, it was a fantastic choice. The first highlight of my stay was the exquisite Spa of Le Phébus. With its three treatment cabins, including a duo option, a tea room, a hammam, a rest area, an aqua-play area. It was truly a haven of tranquility.

I typically don't write reviews, but I feel compelled to share feedback for families with children considering a stay at Relais &.

I had an amazing stay with amazing views in this fine hotel. The staff paid attention to every small detail and made sure I was comfortable. The location is ideal and I enjoyed exploring nearby villages. The breakfast was excellent and the service was superb.

Nothing bad to say.

Fantastic location, fine views, friendly staff, attention to detail, exquisite cuisine.

Nothing negative to say.

Amazing countryside views and a beautiful pool set in peaceful surroundings make this hotel a perfect getaway spot. The friendly and professional staff is one of the best aspects of our stay. We appreciated the opportunity to order off the a la carte menu which allowed us to try almost every dish on offer.

While the rooms were comfortable and clean, a few areas were slightly dated and in need of minor repairs. the lunch menu at the bistro restaurant lacked lighter options and instead focused on larger meals.

Great food and pool, good location for sightseeing Food at the hotel was amazing and the pool area was inviting. the location was also perfect for exploring the neighboring villages. Plus, the staff was friendly and helpful.

Overpriced and outdated rooms the room we stayed in felt outdated and was not worth the price we paid. the furnishings were old and not well-maintained.

Nestled atop an idyllic hilltop, the location boasts a stunning view of the picturesque Provence. the Michelin Guide restaurant served exquisite cuisine. Dine in the elegant terrasse restaurant or have the place to yourself for a romantic dinner. the service was commendable, and the staff were kind. the room and bathroom were spacious and came with luxurious amenities. the continental breakfast spread left nothing to be desired.

The common spaces lacked authenticity and were too modern.