Inn De L'abbaye De La Celle

Hotel · La Celle ·

Inn De L'abbaye De La Celle

Hotel · La Celle ·

Gourmet restaurant, sunroom bar, boutique, gardens, pool

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10 Pl. du General de Gaulle, 83170 La Celle, France Get directions

@michelinguide

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"Near Celle Abbey, this remote fine dining inn occupies a stunning 18C edifice. Part of the Ducasse Group, the restaurant boasts all the facilities one would expect of a luxury establishment, including a finely crafted Mediterranean score with a soft spot for veg, illustrated by stuffed Provençal vegetables overflowing with herbs and garlic. Unostentatious tradition." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/provence-alpes-cote-dazur/la-celle/restaurant/hostellerie-de-l-abbaye-de-la-celle

Inn De L'abbaye De La Celle

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Hostellerie De L'abbaye De La Celle - Les Collectionneurs, a Design Boutique Hotel Brignoles, France

"Hostellerie de L'abbaye de La Celle, an Alain Ducase's charming inns, is located on the site of a royal Abbey in the heart of the Coteaux Varois vineyards. It has a restaurant, bar and an outdoor swimming pool. All of the rooms and suites at Hostellerie de L'abbaye de La Celle are air-conditioned and have a private shower or bath and satellite TV and a CD player. Wi-Fi internet access is free of charge and available in the hotel’s public areas. The chef proposes two daily menus and à la carte dining. He serves creative dishes based on traditional French cuisine. Hostellerie de L'abbaye de La Celle is a charming 10-room country inn that offers a shady outdoor terrace and lovely views of the surrounding area." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

https://www.myboutiquehotel.com/en/boutique-hotels-brignoles/hostellerie-de-labbaye-de-la-celle.html

Inn De L'abbaye De La Celle

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Hostellerie de l'Abbaye de la Celle (La Celle, French Riviera / Provence) 3 Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Hostellerie de l’Abbaye de la Celle is a ten-room Provençal inn owned by one of the great French culinary masters, Alain Ducasse. For some of you, that’s likely all that needs to be said. We can remind you that Ducasse holds some twenty-odd Michelin stars, and point out that the inn adjoins a lovely 12th-century Benedictine abbey, and inform you that it’s recently undergone a very tasteful sprucing-up, but frankly you could stop reading here, safe in the assumption that the place is everything you’d expect Alain Ducasse’s Provençal inn to be." - Tablet Hotels

https://www.tablethotels.com/en/la-celle-hotels/hostellerie-de-labbaye-de-la-celle

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Inn De L'abbaye De La Celle

Myfabiotrip

Google

Nice setting and lovely building however WiFi not working and shower leaking. Very expensive and breakfast not included. Not worth the 500 EUR I paid every night. Also no double glazed so you can hear the staff setting up the tables for breakfast outside at 6am :-( not great really!

Marybeth H.

Google

We enjoyed a wonderful 2 night stay here. It was quiet as it was off season but we loved our comfortable and cozy room and fabulous meals at the restaurant. The service at reception and in the restaurant was attentive and warm , gracious and professional. They toasted our anniversary with champagne at dinner and made us feel welcome and at home during our time there. We would love to return in another season!

richardnewman123

Google

My wife and I just had a superb Epicurean experience at this wonderful establishment.|The location setting is stunning, within beautiful grounds & gardens with the backdrop of the historic Abbaye. |Our room was the amazing General de Gaule suite - magnificent historic chambers, elegant furniture, gorgeous bed linen and bedding, lovely bathroom and huge dressing room. Remarkable.|We dined in the fantastic orangerie-style restaurant, opting for the top Signature Menu with Wine Pairings. Fabulous blend of delicious food, original flavours and textures, fresh locally sourced seasonal fare - all accompanied by a well matched selection of local Var and Provence wines. The fine restaurant ambiance and superb quality of service made the evening very special.|Breakfast was a treat - homemade jams and yoghurt, fresh baked bread, succulent fruit, tasty cooked hot dishes.|We are already planning to return in 2022

668lorraineb

Google

Booked for our wedding anniversary. The pool was full of dead wasps (I removed over 20 myself) - asked if it could be cleaned but no one came to sort it out. The restaurant meal was good quality but the service was average - we were not told what the tasting courses were as they were presented to us.||||The bedroom was so hot as the AC did not work and it was absolutely boiling! Not what you would expect given the prices! Wouldn’t recommend staying due to this as we had the most awful nights sleep. We informed the staff when checking out who gave us a free breakfast, which we appreciated but which didn’t really make up for the insufficient AC given the cost of the room.||||It was such a shame as we had high hopes for this visit!

danicaBennett

Google

This is a perpect place Ive ever been privileged enough to stay. This was on the top of the list of stays/experiences ever. Staff was very hospitable .Excellent property the room was wonderful,clean and perfect to celebrate a wedding anniversary. Charming hotel. Of course the food is amazing one of the best .1 star Michelin .. Owned by Alain Ducasse.

184karolinac

Google

The hotel experience was a disaster! For a start It’s rather a 4* than a 5* hotel. The luxury touches of 5* hotel are missing and so is the service.||||It’s an okay place to stay for a one night if you want to have a dinner at the restaurant but not for longer. We booked the hotel because it had an Alain DuCasse restaurant but after we already made a reservation it turned out that restaurant is shut on Tuesday and Wednesday. After we got informed about that in the booking confirmation email we asked to cancel the reservation but where not allowed to cancel free of charge….||||Since the hotel restaurant was shut the reception offered to book a dinner in a nearby restaurant La Craie Des Mets, sadly the food at that restaurant was very average, overpriced and served cold, what’s worst it gave my partner a very serious FOOD POISONING. He had a sleepless night lying on a bathroom floor trying to survive the night. The next day was also lost as he still didn’t feel well and suffered with pain and diarrhea. Really not want you want on the first day of holidays in France…||||I did expect that the staff would go out of their way to try an offer a complimentary breakfast or help me to get a refund for this disgraceful meal we had after I told them what happened. But sadly this didn’t happen to the level of service you would expect from a 5* hotel.||||After an hour spend in front of reception desk the hotel staff had a few conversations with La Craie Dea Mets manager all I could hear is that “it’s not the restaurant fault that my partner got so sick” Which is a ridiculous statement… How could they even decency too say something like this?!|| He doesn’t have any food allergy and never had a reaction like that to a seafood so the food served must have been off or not prepared well!||||Very disappointed with how this case has been handled… definitely won’t recommend to stay here.

becb289

Google

Just avoid. We booked this place months ago as our first leg of our summer south of France trip but to also celebrate our wedding anniversary. Check in was fine (was a Sunday) and we ate in the restaurant night 1, food was ok but nothing to wright home about. We then go to bed and the aircon is blowing out hot air, it was 38 degrees that day and to not have sufficient aircon is just not acceptable, it’s Europe and it gets hot but we aren’t living in the ancient times. Next day we try to get into the hotel for dinner as we find out that literally nowhere in the whole area including brignoles is open for dinner. Place is full and the only option was to actually drive to McDonald’s 6 minutes up the road. So might 2 in lively Provence we are having McDonald’s in our room. Nobody told us nothing would be open Monday anywhere so we just weren’t to know. Second night we notice more issues with our room, towel rail falling off, the downstairs rug smelt like a mix of vomit and smelly dog it was horrible. And again second night was even worse we didn’t sleep at all due to the air con situation. Woke up on our wedding anniversary exhausted, having not slept at all. They thank god moved us the next day to a better room but even then air con was subpar. This place is a 1 night stop over to eat at the restaurant and even then I would say don’t. Food was average. Really sad we spent 4 nights in this place, really ruined the start of what was meant to be a lovely trip away. My advice to the hotel would be to prioritise the hotel not the restaurant. So many improvements could be made including being able to order lunch from the pool or drinks, having room service on Tuesday when you shut your restaurant and upgrading aircon. Also please dry clean your rugs in the room.

Tomasz A B.

Google

The stay at the hotel was absolutely flawless. The hotel staff was so friendly and always helpful. The hotel and services delivered fully at all fronts and often went well above my expectations. There were small details that just elevated the experience to a whole new level. Restaurant is superb, with food so fresh you can feel all of the aromas. Breakfast service is as good, which is often missed. Hope to come back many times.