Auberge La Coste

The meals were a real highlight. There are four restaurants in village-style settings, serving Mediterranean, Italian, Argentinian, and French food. Everything we ate was very good, and we also enjoyed the wine shop, where you can taste Château La Coste wines. We found Auberge La Coste luxurious but peaceful, with vineyards, Provençal hills, and art across the grounds. The buildings and interiors fit the landscape beautifully. Our room was spacious, elegant, and comfortable, with all the modern comforts we needed. The people made the visit especially memorable. Everyone was warm and professional, attentive without being overbearing, and thoughtful whenever we needed something. From our arrival onward, we felt genuinely welcome. The setting, design, food, art, and hospitality all exceeded our expectations. We left with lovely memories and would return whenever we could.

We came as a family and had a wonderful time. The hotel feels like its own little village among the vineyards, with more than 50 artworks and exhibitions to discover. Whether you love art, wine, or simply being in nature, there’s plenty to enjoy. There are lots of food options, but the standout for us was the only Francis Malmann restaurant in Europe. The attention to detail is clear everywhere. The staff are lovely and helpful, and seem to have fallen in love with the place themselves.

We only stayed one night at Château La Coste, but I’d happily come back for several days. The place has such a calm atmosphere, with art, nature, food, and wine all thoughtfully brought together. Breakfast overlooking the vineyards was a treat. The buffet was small, but had what you need to get going. Romaine and Noemi at the front desk were kind and helpful from the time we called to book, and did their best to find an option that suited us. Our room was both elegant and comfortable, with an authentic feel. I wasn’t keen on the automatic light in the WC, especially at night, and would have preferred a manual switch. A spa or pool would make an already lovely stay even better.

We hated having to leave after such a short break, and will definitely be back. The Francis Mallman restaurant was fantastic, from the food and wine to the friendly, chatty staff. Even the little marmalade cat came over for tit bits. We also loved the pizzas at the pizzeria, and the vineyard wine at the bar was sublime, rosé included. The room was amazing, with a comfy bed, walk-in shower, separate toilet, and balcony over the grassland. They’d even left gluten-free cookies for us. Staff were lovely, helped with our luggage, and spoke perfect English. The place looked expensive from the entrance, with modern art and vineyards lining the road.