Les Andéols is a magical place, on the heights of a hill surrounded by olive groves and lavender fields, in the Luberon region of France, at South of France. Discover 8 suites and 11 completely independent houses in unspoilt surroundings. The place has been awarded 1 prestigious Clef by the Michelin Guide.

Reservation

We advise you to book your stay at Les Andéols via Booking.com, which often offers free cancellation. Send us a message on Instagram if you go, it would make us super happy.

A Tuscan landscape

Once there, you’ll discover an incredible estate stretching over 32 hectares, with fields of lavender, cypress trees, and olive groves as far as the eye can see. The setting seems almost unreal, magical—straight out of an Impressionist painting.

In total, there are more than 2,000 olive trees, which are used to produce homemade olive oil. The estate also has its own vineyards and offers a wine called "Déjeuner sur l’herbe" in homage to the French painter Claude Monet.

Patrizia and Olivier, the owners, are the heart and soul of this place. In designing the estate, they have created a haven of peace and luxury in the heart of Provence. A truly exclusive and bucolic destination.

The unique suites

The 8 suites are decorated in a simple, pure, designer style. Two of them, the Lavender Nature Suites, feature large windows opening onto the fields. The other 6, the Nature Suites, have a terrace and/or private garden.

Some suites we like:

1 • Lavender Nature Suite 1 • Photo
2 • Nature Suite 4 • Photo
3 • Nature Suite 5 • Photo
4 • Nature Suite 6 • Photo

Depending on the suite you choose, you will have access to the following amenities: private terrace, panoramic view of the plane tree and lavender fields, bathtub and shower, air conditioning, sauna, private garden, and steam room.

Private homes

Some houses we like:

1 • House of Lovers • Photo
2 • White House • Photo
3 • House of Friends • Photo

Depending on the house you choose, you will have access to the following amenities: private terrace, private pool, shaded garden, king-size bed, panoramic view of the vineyards, and air conditioning.

Life on the estate

The estate has no fewer than six swimming pools, including three private pools. With an infinity pool, lap pool, jacuzzi, steam room, relaxation areas, reading areas, and more, there is something for everyone. The spa also offers a wide range of treatments and massages.

There are two restaurants where you can enjoy a meal.

First up is La Loggia, a vibrant spot open Thursday through Saturday evenings. Here, you can enjoy citrus-marinated octopus carpaccio, veal tenderloin cooked with capers Tonnato-style, and eggplant mille-feuille with Parmigiana sauce.

Below the estate lies Le Platane, the second restaurant, situated beneath a centuries-old tree. There, on the edge of a pond dotted with water lilies, Chef Vincenzo Regine serves up delicious cuisine that blends Italian and Provençal flavors, featuring local ingredients and produce from the estate’s garden.

In the heart of the lavender fields

Located in the heart of the Luberon, Les Andéols surrounded by plenty of sights to see. There are must-see attractions, such as the hilltop villages of Provence like Roussillon, Gordes, Ménerbes, and Lourmarin. Don’t miss the Provençal market in Apt, which moves to a different village every day. By car, Avignon is 1 hour away and Aix-en-Provence is 1 hour and 20 minutes away.