Moulin de Vernègues

Moulin de Vernègues is a charming 17th Century manor house with a modern, luxurious twist. The historic 4-star hotel boasts contemporary accommodation, quality dining, an elegant spa and a championship golf course onsite.

Golf Courses

The Moulin de Vernègues hotel is set on the famous Pont Royal estate, home to one of France’s top 100 courses, Golf International de Pont Royal. Within walking distance of the hotel, this Seve Ballesteros design is open in layout, with stunning views of Provence. Meanwhile, Golf du Domaine de Manville and Golf de Servanes can also be easily reached.

Accommodation

A total of 100 rooms at the prestigious Moulin de Vernègues hotel are set within a beautiful stone building. A variety of room options are available, with picturesque views of either the lush gardens or outdoor swimming pool. All rooms are fully equipped with modern furnishings and amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi, LCD TV, air-conditioning and safe.

Restaurant & Bars

Enjoy fine French gastronomy in one of the two onsite restaurants. The tasting menu in La Table du Molin comes highly recommended, showcasing the very best local ingredients and wines. A variety of light meals, snacks and drinks are also available at the Bar de la Piscine throughout the day.

Spa & Leisure

The MySpa by l'Occitane at Moulin de Vernègues is an oasis of relaxation and tranquillity, employing local ingredients that have been used for centuries. After a soothing treatment or massage, based on ancient techniques, rejuvenate your mind, body and soul in the Turkish bath, sauna or Jacuzzi.

Location

Moulin de Vernègues is located on the outskirts of Mallemort, in between Aix-en-Provence and Avignon, 40 minutes North of Marseille Provence Airport.

Nearby

The university city of Aix-en-Provence, birthplace of world famous artist Paul Cézanne, can be reached in approximately 40 minutes by car. Discover the city’s vast cultural heritage, overlooked by the majestic Sainte-Victoire limestone mountain. Alternatively, venture into Avignon, also 40 minutes away. Set on the Rhône River, the city was the seat of the Catholic popes between 1309 and 1377. The breathtaking Palais des Papes is a must-see.