Access for people with disabilities | Accomodation | Garden | Private Parking
Style
Romantic
Budget(€)
Indicative price per person (excl. drinks)
95 to 175
Gault&Millau's review2026
The arrival in the spring of former Top Chef contestant Clément Vergeat and his partner, pastry chef Marine Mateos, has once again put the spotlight on this elegant château-hotel, much sought-after for its golf course and top-class spa. Two dining options are on offer: the Bistrot du Château, with its tried-and-tested offerings (mayo eggs, beef tartare...) and the Table Gastronomique, where guests, comfortably seated in a pretty room that opens out onto the golf course and nature, will have to make do with a hidden menu, available in 4 or 6 courses.. The pitch is pretty well honed for service - we're promised a stroll from the Cévennes, where the chef hails from, to Scandinavia, where he worked - even if we struggle to understand what the Mediterranean red mullet has to do with it. Voluntarily graphic, playing on acidity, notably with pickles, this cuisine didn't always fully convince us, as it lacked gourmandise and a clear guiding thread. We will remember the excellent idea of squid lard, a nod to the Colonnata squid, combined with blue crab, the lovely duck dish and above all the desserts, which are worth two toques.