Sprawling across 1,272 acres of Mediterranean forest, vines and olive groves, Château de Berne feels like you’re staying in a tucked-away village in Provence’s countryside. Only an hour from St. Tropez, the 34 rooms, historic château and private villas couldn’t feel farther away. Guests may recognize the metallic gold sun emblem crowning bottles of the château rosé, grown and crafted on site in the winery and cellar — which is open for tours and tastings — and wine is a constant theme throughout the expansive estate.
Indulge in some sparkling during afternoon teatime, cozy up on the bar terrace overlooking the vines, relax with a vinotherapy spa treatment or dine at the excellent garden-driven restaurant Le Jardin de Berne. Here, the list includes both the boutique hotel’s bottles as well as some of the most exceptional from regions across France.
Two pools take advantage of Provence’s 300-plus days of sunshine a year, but if you’re looking for an active excursion, set off along the property’s 60 miles of hiking and biking trails through forests and along riverbanks. When you’re ready to sightsee, the tiny fortified medieval village of Lorgues is just a 10-minute drive away.
Sprawling across 1,272 acres of Mediterranean forest, vines and olive groves, Château de Berne feels like you’re staying in a tucked-away village in Provence’s countryside. Only an hour from St. Tropez, the 34 rooms, historic château and private ...