Overall: The property was as advertised or even better. It was spacious, well equipped with plenty of dishes and cookware, modern appliances and nicely decorated. The location was excellent for touring other areas of Provence. Enjoyed Most: The spaciousness, comfort of the bedrooms and location in a lovely small town which we would have otherwise been unlikely to visit. Enjoyed Least: We had some difficulty initially with the WiFi and had to hook up directly to the box instead of just using the password. There were no directions for the appliances or what to do with the trash and recycling. Surrounding Area: The towns of St. Saturnin les Apt and nearby Saignon were delightful with ancient ruins that were fun to explore. St Nearby Events or Locales: St. Saturnin les Apt. We did not choose to walk there. If you were a hiker and don't mind hills I suppose you could walk there. Tips or Restaurants: You will need to bring all spices and cooking supplies, bath, laundry and shower supplies. There was an initial supply of toilet paper and paper towels but more were needed. They did supply dish soap and dishwasher tablets (one per day). Sheets and towels were provided.The Saint Hubert Hotel was an excellent choice for dinner. Directions: Our GPS got us to the neighborhood but not the house as it did not recognize the street address. There is an olive oil mill (moulin de huile, I think) where you need to make a left turn before you find the street. There are also 2 sets of gates (one open and one needing to be opened for you) before you get to the house. We called the key holder who came and found where we were and guided us to the house. Check In Out: The key holder spoke very little English and we spoke only a little French so her explanation of how to use the appliances wasn't as helpful as it could be. The washer/dryer was most confusing and ran for hours (probably because of how we set it the first time). Wound up just washing in the machine and using outdoor drying rack.