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Villa Glanum
Near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence lie the ruins of Glanum, a Roman city occupied from the 6th century BC until the 3rd century AD, notable for its Hellenistic gate towers and orthogonal street grid. Villa Glanum takes its…

Auberge des Balastres
North of Avignon, the Rhône valley widens into agricultural flatland where small inns have served travelers since medieval times, positioned at river crossings and village centers. Auberge des Balastres follows that…

Le Prince noir
Le Prince noir (The Black Prince) carries a name drawn from European heraldry and history, likely referencing Edward of Woodstock (1330–1376), the English prince whose military campaigns shaped 14th-century France.…

Hôtel L'Herbier d'Orange
Orange sits on the Aygues tributary east of Avignon, a small city notable for its Roman theater—a structure carved into a hillside with still-intact stage walls rising 37 meters. Hôtel L'Herbier d'Orange positions…

La Bastide
Southeast of Avignon, the landscape shifts toward scrub oak and limestone terrain where bastides—fortified farmhouses—sit isolated on ridges overlooking valleys. La Bastide carries that typology: a restored structure…

Ibis Orange Centre
Orange's Roman past contrasts with its modern municipal focus—the theater stands as an archaeological island amid contemporary planning, visible from most elevations in town. Ibis Orange Centre offers reliability and…