LE PRIEURÉ BAUMANIÈRE - HÔTEL RESTAURANT
Le restaurant étoilé du Prieuré Baumanière à Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, une cuisine de haute volée signée Christophe Chiavola.
Christophe Chiavola donne une étoile Michelin au Prieuré, l'une des Maisons Baumanière. Précédemment aux commandes de tables étoilées Christophe propose une cuisine créative, des alliances terre-mer avec la Provence comme fil conducteur. Nous apprécions l'accueil charmant dans ce bel endroit luxueux. Aux beaux jours, on s'installe le soir sous la treille. Petite table du Prieuré pour passer un autre bon moment de dégustation le midi. Prolongez le séjour à l'hôtel et au spa.
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The town of Villeneuve-lès-Avignon where the hotel is located is very lovely and while only 10 minutes by bus to the city of Avignon we found ourselves opting to stay in the town for most of our time. We also are very glad we selected this hotel versus the other two 5 star located in city center of Avignon (Hotel La Mirande and Hotel d’Europe) because this felt more like a Michelin-starred sponsored retreat versus any other traditional 5 star located in a city. If you are toying between the three hotels, choose this one.
The pool is massive and so refreshing and was one of the highlights. The gardens (there is a small but noticeable patch of beautiful lavender) were also magnificent and each evening the staff picks food from the garden for the tasting menu for that evening. The esteemed chef’s energy permeates through the property with the entire stay evoking feelings of a dream.
Although we didn’t attend, the famous vineyard, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, is located only 30 minutes away by car.
We also used the trails for running in the morning, which are located at the foot of the town. On the trails, you will walk by horses, locals, and sunflower fields.
We were able to rely on public transportation the full week since we didn’t have a car, and the bus system was pretty easy to understand from the train station to town to the city of Avignon. Uber is also readily available in the region , which is a plus should you require it.
The last time we stayed in Provence, we stayed at Crillon Le Brave, owned by the same hotel group that owns the famous Hotel De Crillon in Paris. This was also a great stay, but we preferred le pierre baumanière. The hotel is not only more ideally situated near Avignon, but also had a less pretentious feel with matched levels of sophistication at less of a cost. 10/10.