3 days from Versailles to Saint-Tropez

From the Château de Versailles to Saint-Tropez by way of Gordes, discover the extraordinary Airelles maisons!

Start your day with the Réveille du Roi: your personal butler will wake you up with classical music, a glass of orange blossom-infused milk and a bubble bath, just as the Kings and Queens of France once did. Then, enjoy a delicious breakfast by Alain Ducasse before embarking on an exclusive tour to discover the secrets of the Domain du Trianon. Afterwards, in the Valmont Spa at Le Grand Contrôle, you can then relax with the Miroir Majestueux, one of our signature treatments.

One of the most important events in the King’s daily life at court were the feasts! At Le Grand Contrôle, Chef Alain Ducasse has created a lunchtime experience fit for royalty. Take a seat on the terrace and choose from a menu with two, three or five courses.

Re-live the Royal Court’s equestrian passion by exploring the gardens of the Château de Versailles on  horseback. Then, you can take a tour of the famous Hall of Mirrors before a well deserved pause for tea-time.

To round off an exceptional day, attend a performance in one of the hidden treasures of Versailles: the Royal Opera House. After the show, you can join the artists backstage and raise a toast to this royal experience.

After dropping off your bags at La Bastide, take a leisurely drive in our vintage 2CV to visit the lavender fields, vineyards and nearby villages and immerse yourself in Provence’s enchanting lifestyle.

Nestled in the gardens of La Bastide with sweeping views of the Luberon Valley, L’Orangerie proposes a refined cuisine filled with locally-sourced ingredients brimming with sunshine.

Take the road to Le Domaine d’Estoublon, a beautiful estate just one hour from Gordes. Among other gastronomic treats, you can participate in tastings of the Château’s exceptional wines and olive oils.

Soak up the last rays of sunshine while dining at Clover Gordes, the celebrated restaurant from Chef Jean-François Piège in La Bastide. Then, after nightfall, if the sky is clear, an astronomer will unveil the secrets of the stars.