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Our selected golf courses: Provence - Avignon - Montpellier
Moulin de Vernegues****
Since the beginning of the 13th Century there has
been a water mill on this site as is seen from the ancient cellars
of today’s hotel. The current building stands beside the second
green of seve’s Pont Royal course and has been returned to its
once regal splendour. The shady terrace overlooking the pool is ideal
for lunch and from this cool vantage point you may observe the fortunes
of passing golfers battling with the tricky second, before trying
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Domaine de Massane***
Tucked away outside the town of Montpellier and
close to the summer beaches, a golf resort well positioned for the
other courses in the area that complement its own. The bedrooms are
built in groups around the central reception, pool, bar, restaurant
and clubhouse giving an open air feeling to this modern hotel complex.
Breakfast is served in the central restaurant building, or room service
is available. The nearby town of Baillargues has a couple of small
restaurants other options are available down on the beachfront. |
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Du Côté des Olivades****
A small family run hotel with just ten rooms built
in the Provençal style just outside the little town of Le Paradou.
The hotel is particularly handy for the rustic 9-hole course of Les
Baux, which is a charming spot in the hills just behind the hotel.
André Bourguignon, a restaurateur by trade, owns and runs the
hotel and takes great pride in ensuring that the food served is only
the very best. He often rises in the wee small hours to secure the
best of the day’s catch at the fishmarket. |
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Domaine de Châteauneuf****
Further to the East, between Marseilles and Toulon,
the Domaine de Châteauneuf is a quintessentially Provençal
Manor house. Built in the 18th Century, the secluded house now gazes
out from its shady garden of cypresses and chestnuts at the sun-drenched
contours of the ste. Baume golf course. The whitewashed walls and
pan-tiled roofs house totally renovated and redecorated rooms; these
are grouped either around the central courtyard or the pool and terrace.
As the hotel sits at an altitude of 500m the evenings are a little
cooler: the relief from the heat of the day is just perfect for dining
al fresco. |
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