Bright, harmonious and quiet rooms, decorated in soft colours and natural materials, are arranged around an interior garden. A specialised library has recently been created for food-lovers. Everywhere, paintings by such contemporary artists as Favier, Traquandi, Shutte, Tusek and Dorner, or impressionists like Jean Puy from […]
0 Read MoreOur favorite luxury hotel in Lyon offers magnificient views of the old town. Its restaurant (1 star in the Michelin Guide) features regional, sophisticated cuisine and the finest vintages of the Rhône Valley.
0 Read MoreThe Chateau de Bagnols is one of our favorite hotels in France. It has been voted best small hotel of the year 1998 by Tatler magazine. Staying in one of the twelve rooms or eight apartments offers the experience of being a cherished guest in historic, […]
0 Read More10 miles North of the City of Orange, this 12th-century fortress used to be the summer residence of the Marquis de Rochegude who actively participated in the American Revolution. Overlooking vineyards and a park, all the rooms are beautifully decorated in different style such as Napoléon […]
0 Read MoreDecorated by Gilles Dez, this Provençal “bastide” is surrounded by a Florentine garden dotted by cypresses, olive trees and lavender. The sumptuous bedrooms, 18th century style, are all different, all fitted out with charm and luxurious elegance. With only 22 rooms, the best hotel in Aix […]
0 Read MoreLe Pigonnet is one of the very best hotels in Aix, and that is no small feat! Attention on details and services enhance the natural and fabulous grounds. You’ll feel you’re in a family mansion, yet you’ll be able to use the many amenities and services […]
0 Read MoreThe bastide de Capelongue is a provençal house high upon the hill, a cosy and fresh place dedicated to hospitality. It is also a pleasant break for gourmet. Just have a rest, sitting in the courtyard or in the garden, beyound one of the prettiest villages […]
0 Read MoreLa Mirande, originally a cardinal’s palace dating from the time of the popes in Avignon, was transformed in the 17th century into an “hotel particulier” by the addition of a facade designed by the architect Mignard. At remains today one of the most perfect examples of […]
0 Read MoreYes, Van Gogh actually painted this beautiful hostellerie, a model of “hotel de charme”. Perched atop a typical provencal village – Crillon le Brave – , the views from the hotel’s terrace are simply breathtaking. Located under the vaulted arches of 16th-century “Maison Roche” which was […]
0 Read MoreThis sun-drenched, traditional Provence farmhouse lies tucked away in the heart of the Garrigue. Far removed from the hustle and bustle of the festivals, this tranquil location is the ideal spot to unwind, savour imaginative Mediterranean cuisine and appreciate a wine list brimming over with Côtes-du-Rhône […]
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