Villa Augusta
Hotel and restaurant in a park

2,000 years ago, under the reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus, the Celtic Tricastins tribe settled in the Provence Drôme region, more specifically in the commune of Augusta Tricastinorum, today known as Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux. In tribute to this great heritage, the Villa Augusta retains the feel of the Roman era in its golden ochre facade. The lights, colours and fragrances are redolent of an antique Roman tavern and the 200 year-old cedar tree is the perfect spot for a picnic. A master’s residence, with its simple but elegant interiors, Villa Augusta is conducive to total relaxation, notably by the pool surrounded by lush nature. The local specialty – black Melanosporum truffle – is featured in the hotel’s cuisine and special excursions are organised to hunt for this precious commodity.