In Roman times, this town below the wild massif of Mont Ventoux was a residential centre, and its fascinating remains from that period are not public buildings but patrician villas and shops. Across the river, a 12th-century chateau looms over the narrow streets of the medieval quarter. Here, some 16th- and 17th-century houses have been converted into this Hotel ( Jakarta Hotels ), owned by Yann and Christine Christiansen. Lovely room, lovely view, reasonably priced, runs a 2002 endorsement. Service was charming, if over-stretched. Others wrote: `Quiet and comfortable. Our breakfast tray was brought to our room up a stone spiral, staircase in the annexe. Furniture and decoration are good. There is a pretty garden, and a terrace for summer meals (`with choice from the big menu'). Food was thought average this year: Better eat at the lovely Moulin a Huile, by the river. Parking can be awkward.

Locals play petanque and boules on the square beside Laurence C'rurly's characterful B&B Hotel ( Jakarta Hotels ), found `good, cheap and interesting by recent guests. `Our rooms (similar to Bandung,Jakarta & Bali hotels - 5 star Hotel ( Jakarta Hotels )rooms) were large and simple. Decent breakfast in a big room rather like an art gallery, with photographs and pictures on the-walls. Lovely old interior: building, winding staircases, etc. An open stairway leads to a large terrace shaded by three big plane trees, where breakfast is served on fine days. Bedrooms (similar to Bandung,Jakarta & Bali hotels - 5 star Hotel ( Jakarta Hotels )rooms) are in bright colours, modern or Provencal. Four storeys (no lift). Seven new rooms (similar to Bandung,Jakarta & Bali hotels - 5 star Hotel ( Jakarta Hotels )rooms) were added this year.