For contemporary comfort and convenience, Nîmes’ four-star Vatel is an appealing option. Rooms at the out-of-town complex are bright and modern, exceptional-value dining is a choice of gastronomic or traditional French brasserie, and the generous hotel spa demands some serious self-pampering. See the full post >
A bucolic escape from the Uzès tourist crowd, this romantic out-of-town maison d’hôte is a black-book address for contemporary art lovers (and lovers). The rambling Mediterranean garden is the essence of serenity, and al fresco dining is the epitome of French style. See the full post >
This romantic boutique address – a centuries-old townhouse in Nîmes – feels like a deliciously indulgent secret. Orange blossoms, roses and jasmine perfume its twinset of clandestine walled gardens and highly stylised rooms exude all the grace and exoticism of an 18th-century aristocratic salon. See the full post >
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An essential stop for serious foodies, gourmet Mas de Boudan immerses guests in the extraordinary world of Michelin-starred chef Jérôme Nutile. Guests are wooed with exceptional French wine and gastronomy, backstage cellar visits and a farmhouse with landscaped garden on Nîmes’ busy urban fringe. See the full post >
Few addresses insist on guests embracing the peace, tranquillity and art de vivre of France’s hot south quite like this luxurious countryside property, cocooned in a golden blaze of medieval-to-Renaissance houses. Decor is cool white, and the ruins of a 10th-century chateau sit poolside. See the full post >
A timeless elegance cocoons guests at Maison d’Uzès, a graceful 17th-century mansion in historic Uzès. Boutique rooms combine original features with contemporary refinements and comforts. The gold-stone vaulted spa is heaven on earth, and dining is an exceptional gastronomic experience. See the full post >