Le Mas Du Terme Barjac

Located between the Provencal Gard and Southern Ardèche, Le Mas du Terme, a charming 4-star hotel, enjoying an idyllic location at the gates of the Ardèche, welcomes you to a haven of peace in the heart of its 40-hectare vineyard dotted with fields of lavender and olive trees. More precisely, the Mas du Terme is situated at the convergence of three territories: the Ardèche, the Cévennes and Provence. It is...

Domaine Des Escaunes Sernhac

A single place with multiple services, open to life, the Domaine des Escaunes and its Archestrate restaurant house several spaces dedicated to strong work, to the family, to discovery, to leisure. For your seminars, meetings, meals, stays, wedding, events or parties, an irreproachable organization and a "tailor-made" service will make your event a unique experience. We will be present and supervise the unfolding behind the scenes...

Hotel des Remparts & Spa

Steps from from Tour de Constance and a 5-minute walk from the gare d'Aigues-Mortes train station, Hotel Des Remparts in an 18th-century building is also 8 minutes' walk from L'église Notre Dame des Sablons. The sleek, individually decorated rooms and suites feature modern en suite bathrooms, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Some offer views of Tour de Constance, plus fireplaces and sitting areas. Complimentary amenities...

Domaine Des Clos Beaucaire

Welcome to Domaine des Clos, Boutique hotel in Beaucaire, located between Camargue and Provence. A family home in an 18th century winery, opens its doors wide to welcome you into its home and beautiful gardens. David and Sandrine Ausset are both natives of the region. In the late 90’s they fall under the charm of Domaine des Clos, an old wine estate, built in the 18th century and abandoned for many years. Age 30...

Chateau De La Caze St Enimie

In 1636, a feeling of apprehension and expectancy prevailed in the La Caze castle. The master of the house, David de MALIAN, had gone to Paris with his wife Marguerite de GARCEVAL to pay court to King Louis 13 th and to Cardinal Richelieu, who ruled France with a rod of iron. In recent years, the kingdom had been spasmodically shaken by the urge to get rid of the terrible prime minister. Heads and castles had fallen in...