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A small feudal village perched on high, Le Castellet has the burnished charm of Provence’s most typical hilltop towns. With ramparts, narrow streets and bougainvillea, the streets here are filled with the fragrance of olive oil at lunchtime. Known all over the world for its famous Paul Ricard racing circuit, Le Castellet was also the set for Marcel Pagnol’s movie The Baker’s Wife. From the esplanade of its 15th-century castle, admire the breathtaking views of the surrounding area, including the region’s emblematic Sainte-Baume mountains.
The Gazebos are ideal for large and small events alike. When the sun is almost too hot, this is where guests retire to lounge on the oversize cushions with a good book. Whether it's to take tea after lunch or to enjoy a sundown drink, you'll want to stay as long as possible so that the magic never stops. I love the moments that happen in this special place: a candlelit marriage proposal or a simple souvenir photo.
My absolute favourite? There is no doubt that the Spa du Castellet is in perfect harmony with the atmosphere of the property. Stretching over 700m², whirlpools, sensory paths, a sauna, an unusual hammam, a tea area and other unexpected corners restore energy and vitality to our guests as they enjoy this captivating setting surrounded by nature. Still want more? Sip the chef’s special drink made with lemon, basil, honey, ginger and mint as you soak up the sun outside on a lounger....
