Le Château de Varenne is a luxury guest house located in the heart of French Provence, near Avignon, France. It is a former 18th-century residence overlooking the Rhone Valley.

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We advise you to book your stay at Château de Varenne in advance. You can also find accommodation on Booking or even discover the best-rated romantic hotels.

In a very quiet domain, discover the splendid French garden, the views on the Mont Ventoux and don't miss the majestic 400 years old cedar of Lebanon. You are welcomed by Paul and Emma, in a prestigious place. Each room has its own history and decoration. The charm of Provence operates here through tapestries, period furniture and subtly chosen knickknacks.

The 13 rooms are very comfortable and pleasant. From the antique parquet floor to the Pierre Frey tapestries and the period tiles, each room is unique. All rooms have a bathroom with bathtub, air conditioning and a king size bed. The bedding is top notch, a real cosy cocoon! Depending on the room you choose, you have a view on the village chapel, on the Rhone Valley or on the garden.

In the morning, enjoy a delicious Provencal breakfast with fresh and local products. It is served on the beautiful sunny terrace or in the dining room whose walls have been painted by hand. On the menu: juices and nectars provided by local farmers, seasonal jams, delicious honey produced by a beekeeper from Roquemaure, breads and croissants from the village baker and seasonal fruits.

Relax by the pool with a glass of Côtes du Rhône wine from the neighbouring estate, stroll through the peaceful garden to admire the majestic 400-year-old cedar of Lebanon and admire the view of the Luberon and Mont Ventoux.

There are many activities in the area. There is of course Avignon with the Palace of the Popes, the Petit Palais and the Roman Cathedral Notre-Dame-des-Doms. There is also the Pont du Gard, located between Uzès and Nîmes. A real Roman aqueduct bridge with 3 levels. Finally, it is difficult to miss Gordes and Les Baux-de-Provence!