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Les Tourelles

A fortified villa with crenellations and corner turrets, Les Tourelles serves 50 to 150 guests within stone walls two meters thick. The architecture is theatrical—intended to evoke a château miniature. Interior spaces are vaulted and arched. Ceremony positions guests on stone terraces facing outward; the village becomes backdrop. The kitchen is medieval in layout; the service remains graceful despite constraints. Rooms are distributed vertically across five levels; the stairwell dominates the experience.

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