Hôtel Auberge La Fenière

Nestled in a charming Provençal village, this elegant 18th-century mill hotel offers stylish rooms, a delightful pool, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Nestled in a stunning vineyard, this luxe Provençal retreat boasts rustic-chic rooms, exquisite dining, peaceful gardens, and two inviting pools.

Nestled in the stunning Luberon valley, this gastronomic gem dishes out a unique culinary adventure with attentive service, exquisite dishes, and breathtaking views.

Vaucluse is a department in southeast France. Surrounded by medieval ramparts, the city of Avignon is known for its huge Palace of the Popes, a 14th-century fortress. Nearby, on the Rhône, are the remains of the medieval Avignon Bridge. The town of Orange has preserved Roman structures, such as the Ancient Theater of Orange and Triumphal Arch. Mont Ventoux is a well-known mountain featured in the Tour de France race.

Nestled in a gorgeous 18th-century mansion surrounded by vineyards, this luxe hotel boasts art-filled rooms, a Michelin-starred restaurant, and stunning grounds perfect for a Provençal getaway.

Nestled in a serene setting with a charming terrace by a fountain, this bistronomy spot offers delicious seasonal cuisine and a warm ambiance.

Nestled in the charming town of Pernes les Fontaines, this intimate restaurant offers a delightful tasting menu crafted by a master chef, creating an unforgettable al fresco dining experience.

Nestled by the river, this chic spot serves exquisite tasting menus and creative wines, blending a casual vibe with Michelin-star quality.

Creative twists on meat & seafood like scallops, duck & pork in a cozy dining room with warm wood.

Dive into Avignon's vibrant indoor market, where over 40 stalls overflow with local produce, seafood, and delicious prepared foods, all framed by a stunning vertical garden.