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The Chateau de Fonscolombe Hotel is in Provence, France. This 18th-century chateau offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern amenities.

This review will explore this hotel's exquisite details. It has elegant rooms, lush gardens, and gourmet dining. Join us as we explore the beauty and sophistication of this magnificent hotel.

Overview

Chateau de Fonscolombe is a hidden gem in Aix-en-Provence. It lies between Saint Victoire's Mountain and Mont Ventoux. In the 18th century, it was home to many great humanist families.

The Castle sits in the middle of Provence. It is a living testament to three centuries of French History. This hotel is also where good spirits are cherished, and souls and stories stop time. It celebrates French living and the art of life. It is a place to relax and dream.

The hotel is a place where every space has its privacy. You can visit the French Garden, which is in the style of the pre-renaissance. It is also decorated with statues representing the four seasons. The Historical Lounges include the Grand Salon and Winter Salon, as well as the Writing Room and Billiard Room. They allow adults and children to choose the atmosphere that best suits their needs.

Moreover, the 12-acre park with its ornamental ponds will seduce guests. Treasures like the Atlas cedar, planted in 1960 by Queen Mother England, are revealed. Formerly known as "Bassin du cure," the heated pool is now available for those relaxing moments. Besides, the hotel grounds include 180 species of trees and plants.

Location

It feels like the hotel is in a lost part of Provence, but it's only a 20-minute scenic drive from Aix-en-Provence. Chateau de Fonscolombe is in the heart of winegrowing and walking territory. It has its own vineyard, and it's only a 15-minute drive to Chateau La Coste, restaurants, and the Sculpture Park.

Moreover, you'll find charming Luberon villages to the north, while Marseille can be reached in 45 minutes. The property's exact location is Rte de Saint-Canadet, 13610 Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade, France.

History

The Chateau is like a big house. The rooms are all connected to feel the family spirit while maintaining individual privacy. Each of the 50 rooms in this hotel also reflects Chateau living, starting with its front steps. In the historical salons, the echoes from the lavish receptions hosted by the Saportas still echo. They are decorated in Genoa leather and Chinese wallpapers dating back to the 18th Century.

The best artisans and local homes restored the ceilings and doors. They feature Provencal Gypsies. All materials were chosen to match their surroundings. They should blend the rustic and glamorous Provencal styles.

Rooms

There are 50 rooms. Come and enjoy the soft colors, sculpted fireplaces, and cooing doves. Moreover, pastel wainscoting, hand-painted floral wallpaper, and chandeliers are on the wrought-iron balconies.

If you want romance, opt for a suite in the chateau rather than a room at the wing or the stable block. Enjoy the beautiful views of the dovecotes and the central courtyard.

In the old stables, you'll find simple rooms kept with period decor. This includes reclaimed Provencal ceramic tiles and timeless shutters. Most rooms also have a separate bath or shower.

Besides, rolltop bathtubs are a feature of the most luxurious bathrooms, such as those in the Queen Mother's Suite with a Carrara marble bath.

Dining

L'Orangerie has a stylish, modern design. This dining room has a capacity of 120 seats. It caters to those seeking taste, simplicity, and exquisite flavors. Moreover, the menu combines creative and provencal cuisine, whether for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or any other meal.

The food is also simple and flavorful. It has vegetables fresh from the garden from the best suppliers in the region. Chef Durand's cuisine is fresh and modern, with a Breton influence. He is passionate about vegetables and seafood.

La Table de l'Orangerie

La Table de l'Orangerie is the new gourmet restaurant at the hotel. It is on the South Terrace and near the L'Orangerie luxury brasserie. Quentin Durand's dishes reflect his passion for constantly improving. He also uses great ingredients, great skills, and a feeling of unity.

The Lounge Bar & Cellar

The lounge bar is on the first floor of the Castle. It has a view of the park and is open to hotel clients and the local community.

In the Park

You can also enjoy the relaxation of the poolside bar. It offers a variety of snacks and drinks.

Spa & Wellness

The Hammam is on the first floor. It is under the symbol of the Tree of Life. After an active day exploring the Château and surrounding area, it offers a relaxing moment. Moreover, Chateau de Fonscolombe therapists will focus on relaxing and letting loose. They provide an actual moment of well-being.

They tailor massages according to what you need and want at the time, be it the intensity, the body part being massaged, or even the scent of the oils used. The practitioners will also accompany you on this journey of well-being.

Experiences

The Chateau gardens and listed park invite you to discover Provence's lush, varied nature. There are many ways to rejuvenate yourself, including cycling and jogging trails, picnics, and relaxation.

Botanic enthusiasts can also enjoy a tour of the garden and park. The Tennis Club Puy Sainte Reparade is 5 minutes away from the hotel, and you can book tennis courts there.

Fitness Area

The counterweight of a rowing machine is a vessel filled with water that produces gentle splashing noises. The water grinder works the arms. It is inspired by sailing boats with pedals that open sails. This slim cable machine works the entire muscle. Moreover, in 2016, Germany awarded this equipment the Design Award. There are also floor mats and dumbbells.

Takeaway

This historic 18th-century hotel is in Provence, France. It offers guests a truly unforgettable experience. It has a rich history, luxurious amenities, and breathtaking surroundings. It is a top destination for travelers seeking an elegant retreat.

Book your stay at Chateau de Fonscolombe today. Discover what makes Château De Fonscolombe a hidden gem in the French countryside.