Le Clos Vauban
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Langres, France

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2 Michelin stars 2026intimate settingode to the Marne regionCuisine from the forest

After some three decades and an equal number of stars in the Michelin Guide for the Relais & Châteaux property Le Clos des Sens in Annecy, Laurent Petit returns to his homeland of Haute-Marne to open Le Clos Vauban in Langres: The chef wanted to at last place the Grand-Est region in the gastronomic spotlight. On the ramparts of Europe’s largest fortified enclosure, Laurent and Martine Petit acquired an historic residence surrounded by an herb and vegetable garden. They continue their devotion to passing on their savoir-faire by working hand-in-hand with the chef, Valentin Loison, and the head sommelier – his partner –, Anaïs Bercegeay, the maîtres de maison, a collaboration that first began at Le Clos des Sens. It is the terroir’s essence that is the inspiration for the chef who composes dishes rooted in the local land. A particularly poetic, delicate cuisine is served amid the intimate surrounds of Bulle d'Osier, while more accessible interpretations are on the menu in Mirabelle's dining room. All dishes are complemented by a choice selection of accomplished wines, from Champagne to Burgundy, from Jura to Alsace. Promising a meaningful and rejuvenating stay, Le Clos Vauban offers a handful of rooms and suites, all personalized in their Haussmannian home.

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Our 8 rooms and suites

Tortuosa Double Room

From

£176

for 1 night

2 travellers

26 sqm / 280 sqft

1 King bed

Jeanne Superior Room

From

£223

for 1 night

3 travellers

40 sqm / 431 sqft

1 King bed

Regalis - Osier Prestige Room

From

£223

for 1 night

2 travellers

35 sqm / 377 sqft

1 King bed

Fragilis - Osier Prestige Room

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£240

for 1 night

2 travellers

35 sqm / 377 sqft

1 King bed

Petite Grisette - Osier Prestige Room

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£240

for 1 night

3 travellers

35 sqm / 377 sqft

1 King bed

Salix Junior Suite

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£259

for 1 night

4 travellers

39 sqm / 420 sqft

1 King bed

Diderot Suite

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£301

for 1 night

4 travellers

67 sqm / 721 sqft

1 King bed

Eiffel Family Suite

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£321

for 1 night

4 travellers

71 sqm / 764 sqft

2 King beds

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FRANCE | 4 stops | 4 nights

Burgundy-Franche-Comté, immersed in history and gastronomy

With its plains, hills and vast plateaus, Burgundy-Franche-Comté can feel like the backdrop to a movie. In addition to its renowned vineyards, the region is a particularly attractive destination for anyone that likes to combine passions for gastronomy and history. As you pass along its roads, taking in its wine cellars and chateaus, you will witness a festival of colors and flavors. Over just a short distance, you might encounter Roman remains or medieval buildings, masterpieces of Gothic art or even the grandeur of the former royal saltworks. Embark on a journey to the rhythm of the region's most famous produce and dishes that reflect the creativity of its chefs.

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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at Le Clos Vauban

Visiting Saint-Mammès Cathedral

Constructed between 1150 and 1196 and listed as a national historic monument, this majestic cathedral harmoniously blends a variety of artistic and architectural influences: Romanesque decor and scale, Gothic vaults and a neo-classical façade, rebuilt in 1768. The shimmering 19th-century roof of glazed tiles, Renaissance works, tapestries and the magnificent 18th-century pipe organ also number among its many notable features.

A walk along the ramparts

Perfectly preserved, the fortified ramparts of Langres form a two-mile enclosure, making for a pleasant immersion in the history of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The walk along the ramparts also offers breathtaking views of the surrounding plains. You will come across seven imposing towers as well as remarkable gates, and you can also explore underground passages beneath the fortifications. Views of the beautiful historic buildings in the city center add the final touch to your stroll.

A cycling tour around Lake Liez

The circuit that follows the banks of Lake Liez offers a mostly flat route that makes for a very pleasant excursion for cyclists of all ages and abilities. Enjoy delightful panoramas that mix water, forest and countryside, picturesque in every season. In summer, you can swim in the lake, or practice paddleboarding and sailing. To cover the 10-mile route, allow four hours on foot or two hours by mountain bike.