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Maybe, just maybe once during your trips to France, you will venture out of “the comfort zone” of your little Paris. Yes! There’s a whole ‘nother world outside of Paris that might amaze you even more than looking at the teeny tiny, glass-enveloped, security guarded, popularity queen, The Mona Lisa, which could quite possibly be a replica (Ok, the latter is just my own conspiracy theory).
A little detour to Provence (south of France) will literally be a welcome breath of fresh air once you exit the cities. We’ve been in Provence, of course at our favorite Après La Sieste, the best place to stay in Provence, in our humble opinions. In addition to being the most beautiful and relaxing B&B ever, they have a heated salinated pool, (which is like being in a comfortable hotspring more so than like being in a chlorinated pond), and an in-house chef for a memorable gastronomic meal that goes perfectly with local wines from the famous Chateauneuf du pape.
After exploring the region’s lavender fields, the surrounding “most beautiful villages in France,” the seaside Camargue and Callanques, the wine cellars and vineyards for tasting award-winning wines and more, you may, after all the day’s activities, feel pretty beat albeit happy. Lucky you because if you stay with Jacques and Chloe at Apres la Sieste, you can get a heavenly massage, a perfect Provençale denouement.
Apres la Sieste’s newest addition is an in-house masseuse, who will erase your little aches and pains and simply make you feel wonderful. You might not ever want to leave.
Apres la Sieste opens officially for the season on March 21.
Après La Sieste
2 suites, 3 rooms; breakfast included
Contact: Jacques et Chloé (English and French spoken)
Email: info@apreslasieste.com
Website: Après La Sieste
(Visit their site for more room photos, massage and chef meals details and rates)
Telephone : +33 4 66 50 33 94
Mobile Phone: +33 6 61 84 58 40
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Fully sold on this place, but it is sold out for July! Are there any other similar lodging recommedations in the area?
Comment by Mina 06.29.08 @ 10:00 pmawww. definitely book ahead for apres la sieste!
you might want to try maison felisa:
they have massages there too and they are just across the street from apres la sieste!
have a great trip.
Comment by ptinfrance 06.30.08 @ 5:12 amUnfortunately, this one is also not available! so I guess I should have booked much earlier in advance!
Massage is not necessary but similar touch place is what I am looking for – any other suggestions? How about Luberon area? would you recomend anything there or nearby?
Comment by mina 07.02.08 @ 6:02 amhow ’bout http://www.lasantoline.com/ (ardeche)
normally, of course, most (nice) places book up very early in the year.
good luck!!!
Comment by ptinfrance 07.02.08 @ 6:30 amLeave a comment
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