Wellness bed and breakfasts in Provence

In the hills of Bellet, three rooms and a suite offer thoughtful contemporary décor in a villa with an intimate atmosphere. Private entrances, individual terraces and vineyard views offer a different way to stay in Nice. Enjoy the quiet of the hills before exploring the sea, the city and the villages of the hinterland.

In the heart of Grignan, five spacious, carefully decorated rooms occupy an old house just a few steps from the château. Views over village rooftops and the hills of the Drôme provençale accompany the stay. Explore the lanes, good restaurants and cultural events on foot, then return to the quiet of the house.

In Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, three air-conditioned rooms, including a suite with a spa, occupy a house shaped by craftspeople. Natural materials, objects made on site and private terraces give each space its character. Among vines and pines, walk from the property to the Port d’Alon cove and the coastal paths.

In Châteauneuf-de-Gadagne, five bright rooms named after grape varieties tell the story of a wine-growing family home. Individual décor and thoughtful comforts create an intimate atmosphere. Breakfast beneath the hackberry tree and quiet moments in the glass-roofed room invite a longer stay between Avignon and the Pays des Sorgues.

In Méthamis, five rooms and two holiday rentals for two guests each give a contemporary interpretation of a 17th-century country house. Whirlpool baths, uncluttered décor and views over the Nesque gorges create a stay centred on well-being. One unusual room has a bed that slides out onto the terrace for sleeping beneath the stars.

In Sarrians, five spacious rooms and a holiday rental for four occupy a former wine farm. Country-chic style combines stone, selected furniture and contemporary touches in a warm atmosphere. Between vineyards, Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail, combine rest, walks and discoveries of Vaucluse wines.

In Monteux, five air-conditioned rooms and a holiday rental for two occupy an 18th-century farmhouse with independent entrances. Carefully furnished rooms, terraces and a summer kitchen offer freedom to enjoy the house. Provençal specialities shared at the table and advice from the hosts accompany outings between Avignon, Mont Ventoux and the Pays des Sorgues.

In Roquemaure, three carefully decorated rooms occupy an 18th-century farmhouse renovated for guests. A shared kitchen, terrace and relaxation spaces give the stay a friendly, independent feel. A quiet address in the village for exploring the Côtes du Rhône vineyards and visiting Avignon, Orange or the Pont du Gard.

In Piolenc, four rooms and a suite with individual décor occupy a Provençal farmhouse dating from 1815. Bright interiors, patios and shared spaces give the house a friendly atmosphere. A welcome tailored to cyclists and seasonal cooking complement outings around Orange and the vineyards of the Rhône valley.

In Ferrassières, near Sault, this 17th-century country house welcomes up to six guests in a characterful three-bedroom rental. A traditional beamed ceiling, fireplace and antique furniture furnish generous spaces for spending time together. From its elevated setting, the house overlooks lavender fields and Mont Ventoux, for a stay at the pace of Haute-Provence.

In Althen-des-Paluds, an 18th-century country house offers five air-conditioned rooms, including a suite and a room with a kitchen and terrace. Provençal décor and comfortable sitting rooms preserve its country-house feel. Well-being has its place here, with on-site massages and outings to Avignon, Mont Ventoux and the Pays des Sorgues.

In Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, three ecolodges invite couples to escape: a yurt and two cabins combining stone, wood and openings onto the sky. These unusual retreats pair comfort with a private spa and an intimate atmosphere, offering time together among Mediterranean plants.

In Le Beausset, terraced vineyards shape this Bandol estate, where twenty-five rooms and suites are spread across four Provençal villas. Comfortable accommodation is part of an experience centred on wine, the estate’s cooking and the spa, with the Sainte-Baume on the horizon and the Mediterranean close by.

In Varages, an 18th-century country house offers two guest rooms, three holiday rentals sleeping three to six and a family house for six to eight. The independent accommodation retains the character of the old buildings, among woods and olive trees. The owners’ passion for astronomy adds a distinctive view of the night sky to a stay in Provence Verte.

Above Montbrun-les-Bains, five individually styled rooms look out over the Baronnies and Mont Ventoux. Private terraces and comfortable spaces invite guests to enjoy the panorama from breakfast until the last light. A base for walks, markets and restful moments in the lavender-growing countryside of Provence.

A suite made up of two interconnecting bedrooms with a terrace and independent entrance, plus a cosy room for 2, in Tourrettes — a hilltop village in the Haut Var, close to Lake Saint-Cassien. Pool and landscaped garden.

In Graveson, near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, three rooms and a suite, all air-conditioned, feature soft, refined décor in a Provençal house. Terraces and a patio offer peaceful places to enjoy the day. The chef’s cooking and time relaxing by the hot tub give this address its focus on good food and comfort, between the Alpilles and Avignon.

In Bras, three rooms, a suite and holiday rentals for two to six guests bring new life to a former Templar farm. Comfortable interiors and terraces facing the vines preserve the feel of a lived-in estate. Between woodland paths, Provençal meals and horse rides, days follow the pace of the Provence Verte countryside.

In Robion, five rooms with varied colours and textures occupy a former silkworm farm around a courtyard shaded by a 300-year-old plane tree. Air-conditioned rooms, a suite with a whirlpool bath and relaxation areas give the house a focus on well-being. A holiday rental for up to seven guests also welcomes family gatherings.

Below the village of Sault, four rooms, including a suite, and independent houses for four to six guests combine old stonework with contemporary décor. Terraces look out over lavender fields and the slopes of Mont Ventoux. An adults-only address for walks, cycling and the pleasures of Provençal cooking.