Number Four

Numero Quatre has a simple, clean, almost graphic name. In a house like Hôtel de Tourrel, that matters. It places the room within a precise urban address, at 5 Rue Carnot, in the heart of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Here, a stay begins outside, at the immediate scale of the town. Vins, Champagnes, Etc... is 51 metres away. L’Orgue de Saint Martin is 52 metres away. The Musée Estrine and the Vincent van Gogh Interpretation Centre follow at 130 metres.

This room makes sense within that tight, lively setting, fully walkable from the door. You do not come here to disappear behind a park or long gardens. You choose a five-star house, listed in Atout France’s Palace register, on a street where the useful landmarks come in just a few steps. Numero Quatre suits that direct reading of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: a room within an address, and an address within the town.

For a stay shaped by galleries, wine shops, squares and serious dining in the centre, its value starts there. The departure point is right. The neighbourhood sets the tone. And you benefit from a hotel that is rare for its standing, set in a compact urban fabric where each outing begins the moment you step outside.