
Coquillade Provence turns an 11th-century Luberon hamlet into a refined vineyard resort with serious cycling, on-site wine and one of Provence’s most comprehensive spas.
Coquillade Provence sits in the Luberon near Gargas, surrounded by vineyards, olive trees and the ochre-toned landscapes that define this part of inland Provence.
The estate evolved from an 11th-century hamlet, and the hotel preserves that village-like structure rather than concentrating guests in one building. Contemporary art and refined interiors sit comfortably against old stone and rural architecture.
Its 69 rooms range from intimate doubles to large new vineyard suites and a private villa for groups. Higher categories add terraces, outdoor hot tubs, hammams or private pools.
The award-winning spa includes indoor and outdoor relaxation spaces, sauna, hammam, steam, Kneipp facilities and vinotherapy and phytotherapy treatments using the estate’s own natural setting as inspiration.
Coquillade is best for travelers who want Provence as an active, sensory escape, combining wine, cycling, wellness and village character in one self-contained Luberon estate.
