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Le Castellet, France
1269 Reviews
3 Michelin stars 2026Provençal spiritculinary destinationaward-winning spaPaul Ricard motorsport racetrack
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Our 43 rooms and suites
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Classic Room
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£196
Inclusive of all taxes
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2 travellers
27 sqm / 291 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 Queen bed
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Prestige Room
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£243
Inclusive of all taxes
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2 travellers
32 sqm / 344 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 Queen bed
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Junior Suite
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£290
Inclusive of all taxes
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2 travellers
40 sqm / 431 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 Queen bed
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Deluxe Suite
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£346
Inclusive of all taxes
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4 travellers
From 50 to 70 sqm / From 538 to 753 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 Queen bed
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Exception Suite
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£421
Inclusive of all taxes
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2 travellers
150 sqm / 1615 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 Double bed
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This property welcomes groups or events. 3 Meeting room(s) - Maximum capacity: 130
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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at the Hôtel & Spa du Castellet
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Celestial adventures
Located at an altitude of 1,410 feet/430 meters, overlooking the village, the hotel enjoys astonishing views and a remarkably clear sky. Its grounds are therefore an ideal place to contemplate the stars. Explore the celestial reaches in the company of an astronomy expert, in collaboration with the nearby observatory in Ollioules. In July and August, you can join a fascinating astral walk, in search of the phenomena that make the night sky such a magical spectacle.
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Le Castellet: a small feudal village with plenty of Provençal charm
A small feudal village perched on high, Le Castellet has the burnished charm of Provence's most typical hilltop towns. With ramparts, narrow streets and bougainvillea, the streets here are filled with the fragrance of olive oil at lunchtime. Known all over the world for its famous Paul Ricard racing circuit, Le Castellet was also the set for Marcel Pagnol's movie The Baker's Wife. From the esplanade of its 15th-century castle, admire the breathtaking views of the surrounding area, including the region's emblematic Sainte-Baume mountains.
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A secret location full of magic
The Gazebos are ideal for large and small events alike. When the sun is almost too hot, this is where guests retire to lounge on the oversize cushions with a good book. Whether it's to take tea after lunch or to enjoy a sundown drink, you'll want to stay as long as possible so that the magic never stops. I love the moments that happen in this special place: a candlelit marriage proposal or a simple souvenir photo.
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Itinerary - Family paradises in the South of France
For two short weeks, Relais & Châteaux offers you the opportunity to combine relaxing moments by the swimming pool with cultural visits and outdoor activities with the children on this beautiful itinerary, from the French Riviera to the Luberon massif... <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/family-paradises-in-the-south-of-france" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>
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Itinerary - From Provence to the Mediterranean, the stars of gastronomy
From Valence to Menton, the old National 7 road, the vacation route, still offers one of the best gastronomic trips in France. For 4 days, one after the other, the cuisine of these chefs celebrated by three stars in the Michelin Guide honor Provence and the Mediterranean... <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/from-provence-to-the-mediterranean-the-stars-of-gastronomy" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>
