Domaine des Andéols is a contemporary boutique hotel in Provence. Perched on a hill, surrounded by lakes, orchards, woods and gardens, it offers stylish self- contained accomodation for travellers in need of a memorable escape. The Domaine des Andéols is an artistic space as well as a boutique hotel, with native owners Olivier and Patrizia Massart decorating the rooms and public areas with unusual and ultra-modern furniture, wall hangings and sculptures.

The facilities

The Alain Ducasse restaurant is found in the aptly-named House of Savours. The menu relies on local, seasonal produce, with many ingredients grown in the restaurant's kitchen garden. Beans, apricots, figs and fifty varieties of sun-ripened tomatoes are transported from garden to table-top in a matter of hours, making guests' meals unbeatable for flavour. Other products, such as Luberon lamb, are sourced from the surrounding area. The Water House building is where guests may pamper themselves with a massage, hammam or use the gym and swimming pool.

The rooms

This small boutique hotel is made up of nine 'houses', each individually named and decorated in ultra-modern, inviting-but-minimalist styles. Immerse yourself in the African adventure that is The Travellers' House, or enjoy the private pool of the water-themed Cascade House. Other houses include The Lovers' House, The Forever House, The House of Afar, The Terrace House, The Red House, The White House and The Artists' House. All rooms at Domaines des Andeols are stunningly decorated and spacious, with their own luxury kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and lounge.