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“A secluded, sophisticated setting in a listed building”
Maître de Maison
- Jérémie Achiardy
This three-hundred-year-old house, tucked away down an alley in the majestic city of Uzès, once the Chambon de La Tour family home and a historic monument, has recovered all its former glory. Behind its imposing façade, a monumental 17th-century staircase and a back stair lead to guest rooms featuring contemporary decor. They offer delightful views over the roofs of the old town. The spa nestles under Romanseque arches and draws its inspiration from ancient traditions of health and well-being. The chef at La Table d’Uzès serves Provençal market cuisine, which, in summer, can be enjoyed on the patio with a local Languedoc wine.
The Spa is closed on Sundays and Mondays / Exceptionally closed from Sunday 21th of May to Sunday 4th of June 2017.
Unique in the world: Once the chambon de la tour family home and a historic monument.
