Built at the end of the XIXᵉ century in a curious neo-medieval style inspired by the ramparts of Avignon, this château-esque mansion is now home to a 4* hotel, as well as fine dining by Hugo Loridan-Fombonne. Its menu expresses a fine vision of Provençal cuisine, including scallop carpaccio refreshed with clementine, black garlic vinegar, pomegranate and tagetes, pike-perch fillet, red cabbage chutney, ginger and onion confit, hollandaise sauce and butternut oil, guinea fowl supreme, hazelnut parsnip mousseline, confit rattes du Touquet, cream of morels in yellow wine, or Buddha's hand and imperial rice pudding, coconut milk veil and yuzu sorbet. Excellent service.