Overnight accommodation recommendations in Provence
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Overnight accommodation recommendations

The hotels we have selected for you here all have one thing in common: they have a special charm and a unique flair so that you can "simply travel perfectly".

Château Eza

A romantic setting on the cliffs, with a breathtaking view of the Riviera

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La Bastide de Moustiers

A place for good living and socialising

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Le Couvent des Minimes

Simplicity, elegance and harmony in perfection

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La Mirande

French elegance in a historic building dating back to 1309

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"A holiday in Provence is like a poem written in light, lavender and joie de vivre."

Château de la Gaude

A wonderful place with a centuries-old personality

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L'Hôtel Particulier

The former mayor's house in Arles

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"A holiday in Provence is like a poem written in light, lavender and joie de vivre."

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Borgo San Jacopo

The restaurant in the Hotel Lungarno is located directly on the banks of the River Arno and offers not only a fantastic gastronomic experience, but also an unforgettable panoramic view of the Ponte Vecchio.

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A Belmond Hotel

The café, named after Joan Miró, offers spectacular views of the mountains and the sea. An exquisite afternoon tea is served from 3.30 pm to 6 pm.

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Osteria le Logge

Just the right restaurant for anyone who loves old-fashioned charm and good traditional food: The sales counter and display cabinets from the past can still be found in the former chemist's shop.

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The loft

The Loft is a restaurant and bar, famous for its unique location and spectacular views of St Stephen's Cathedral and the Danube.

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Hotel Nani Mocenigo Palace

The hotel is an outstanding example of Gothic-Venetian art from the 15th century.

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Les Tilleuls

The Hotel Les Tilleuls in Étretat, a picturesque coastal village in Normandy, is a charming hotel situated in a quiet location not far from the famous cliffs of Étretat.

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Atelier Alain Bidal

Both historical and modern stone works are presented over an area of one hectare, including fountains, fireplaces, columns and sculptures for the garden and interior.

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Grand Café Barretta

In 1784, the Barretta brothers took over the "Café Suisse", the first café in Avignon, and founded the "Café Barretta", which quickly became the meeting place for the city's bourgeoisie.

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Musée de la Lavande Luberon

Das Lavendelmuseum Luberon, gegründet von der Familie Lincelé des Château du Bois Provence, ist ein einzigartiger Ort, der das provenzalische Handwerk bewahrt.

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Atelier Bondil

For more than 40 years, Atelier Bondil has continued the work of the 17th century faience masters with rigour and passion.

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Chardon

In this restaurant, Julia Mitton, Laura Vidal and Harry Cummins - the trio behind the concept - host a number of international guest chefs, who each take over the kitchen on a temporary basis.

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Les Vieilles Canailles

The dishes, which are attractively presented on a slate and enthusiastically presented verbally, reflect the passion for local and seasonal ingredients of the young chef and owner Pierre Hochart.

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