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La Maison d'Uzès
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UzèsFrance

540 Reviews

in central Uzès18th-century townhouseperfect for couplesspa beneath Romanesque vaultsflavors of southern France

This 300-year-old house, tucked away in an alley of the majestic city of Uzès, was once the home of the Chambon de La Tour family. Now a historic monument, it has recovered all of its former glory. Behind its imposing façade, a monumental 17th-century staircase and hidden passage lead to guest rooms featuring contemporary decor and picturesque views over the roofs of the old town. The spa is nestled under Romanesque arches and draws its inspiration from ancient traditions of health and well-being. At La Table d’Uzès, Michelin-starred chef Christophe Ducros serves Provençal market cuisine, which can be enjoyed on the patio during summer.

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Our 13 rooms and suites

Superior Room


From

$228

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travelers

From 18 to 24 sqm / From 194 to 258 sqft

Lounge area

1 Queen bed


Deluxe Room


From

$289

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travelers

From 24 to 34 sqm / From 258 to 366 sqft

Lounge area

1 King bed


Prestige Room


From

$382

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travelers

37 sqm / 398 sqft

Lounge area

1 King bed


Junior Suite


From

$464

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travelers

43 sqm / 463 sqft

Lounge area

1 King bed


Suite


From

$556

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travelers

53 sqm / 570 sqft

Lounge area

1 King bed


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This property welcomes groups or events. 1 Meeting room(s) - Maximum capacity: 20

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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at La Maison d'Uzès

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Itinerary - Between Drôme and Vaucluse, a rive flows amidst the vineyards

To spend a week traveling the roads of the Drôme, Lubéron and Vaucluse regions is to discover lands bathed in sunshine and to taste incredibly generous wines. In the southern part of the Rhone Valley, both sides of the river are home to sites and estates of unexpected opulence. <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/alain-gousse" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>