La Bastide de Moustiers

On the first floor, the Chambre Potiron at La Bastide de Moustiers has a peculiar charm with its bed on a mezzanine and its beautiful view on the village and on the vegetable garden. Bathtub and double washbasins. Terra cotta floors.

Situated in a small independent wing of La Bastide de Moustiers, below the main building, the Abeille has a view and direct access to the park. It also has a private terrace and may communicate with the Olive suite. Two separate beds may be put up on demand. Bathtub and washbasin are made with Salernes tiles.

A charming bedroom situated on the first floor of La Bastide de Moustiers. Next to the Chambre Amande, both rooms may easily communicate, ideal for a family. Two separated beds may be put up on demand. Bathtub and washbasin are made with Salernes tiles.

A room full of charm situated on the first floor of La Bastide de Moustiers, next to the Chambre Tournesol (both rooms may communicate), ideal for a family. The bathroom is open to the bedroom, with twin washbasins, a bathtub and floor made with Salernes tiles.

A lovely bedroom on the first floor of La Bastide de Moustiers with an open bathroom. The bathroom, opening to the bedroom, has a bathtub and a washbasin. A small window enables you to catch a glimpse of the vegetable garden. Floor made with Salernes tiles.

The double bedroom has a large bed (Queen size) situated on a mezzanine. The room is in the restored ancient pigeon house at La Bastide de Moustiers. By the main building, and near the pool, the room has a large view on the park, the garden and the village. Bathtub and twin washbasins. Floor made with Salernes tiles.

Situated in a small independent building below the main building at La Bastide de Moustiers, the double bedroom has a large bed (Queen size), a small private terrace and direct access to the park. It also has a beautiful view on the park and the village as well as a lovely fireplace. The bathtub and the washbasin are designed by Philippe Starck. Separate shower. Floor made with Salernes tiles.

A small independent building at La Bastide de Moustiers facing the park and the vegetable garden, situated below the main building, with a private balcony. Two separate beds can be put up on demand. The bathroom is spacious and long, it has a bathtub and twin washbasins. The floor is made with Salernes tiles.

A small independent building at La Bastide de Moustiers facing the park and the vegetable garden. A double room with a very large bed and a fireplace, and a private balcony with a nice view. The Framboise is adapted for people with reduced mobility. A large wooden bathroom (9 sq. meters) is decorated with Salernes tiles. Bathtub and twin washbasins.

The room has a large metal four-poster bed and is situated in one of the independent wings of La Bastide de Moustiers. The room also has a the lounge, a private balcony and direct access to the park, as well as an old-style bathtub with views on the restaurant’s terrace. Twin washbasins. Wooden floor in the toilets.

In the small independent wing situated below the main building at La Bastide de Moustiers. Suite Olive reveals features a large bed (Queen Size), a lounge, a fireplace and a private balcony with beautiful views on the park. Direct access to the park. This suite may communicate with the room Abeille. Wooden floor, twin washbasins and bidet. Bathtub. Floor made with Salernes tiles. West view on the vegetation.

On the first floor at La Bastide de Moustiers, this spacious room is decorated with immaculate linen and a large four-poster wooden bed. The bathtub is surrounded by Salernes tiles made by local artist Alain Vagh and decorated by l’atelier Soleil. Twin washbasins and bidet. A particularly luminous bathroom.

Particularly spacious, the Bastidon comprises two rooms – a bedroom and a living room – a bathroom and a dressing room, covering a total area of almost 80 m2. Alain Ducasse and his interior design friend Tonia Peyrot worked together on the décor to give this new suite a chic and traditional charm.

Beautifully worked materials: wood on the walls, stone covering the floor, marble bathroom and a monumental, marble Louis XV-style mantelpiece that reigns over the living room. The great oak four-poster bed was created by a Japanese designer. The lovely private garden includes a terrace, fig trees, olive trees, holly oaks, cypresses and the gentle gurgle of an old, Provencal fountain.