Does anyone know the name and location of the Alain Ducasse BnB and restaurant in the s.of France?
 

Hi all- I know there is a farmhouse bnb and restaurant by Alain Ducasse-the famous french chef- but I forgot it and don't know the location to go look it up--All help will be greatly appreciated.

Andy: <BR> <BR>The restaurant might be the one in Monaco: <BR> <BR>Le Louis XV, Alain Ducasse <BR>Hôtel de Paris, <BR>Place du Casino <BR>MC 98000 Monaco <BR>Tél.: +377 92 16 29 76 <BR>Fax : +377 92 16 69 21 <BR> <BR>There are two B&Bs in southern France operated by the Alain Ducasse company: <BR> <BR>L’Hostellerie de l’Abbaye de la Celle <BR>Place du Général de Gaulle <BR>83170 La Celle <BR>Tél : +33 (0)4.98.05.14.14 <BR>Fax : +33 (0)4.98.05.14.15 <BR> <BR>and <BR> <BR>La Bastide de Moustiers <BR>Chemin de Quinson <BR>04360 Moustiers-Sainte-Marie <BR>Tél.: +33 (0)4 92 70 47 47 <BR>Fax : +33 (0)4 92 70 47 48 <BR> <BR>You might also want to check out Ducasse's website at: http://www.alain-ducasse.com <BR> <BR>Hope this helps, enjoy your trip <BR> <BR>Phil.

Good Morning Andy ' <BR> We stayed at Ducasse's country Inn, La Bastide de Mustiers located at the foot of Moustiers-Ste-Marie. It, however not a BnB. You speak into a speaker outside the beautiful gates. They check for your reservation before entry is allowed. Beautiful terrace dining. Lovely bath goodies which are also for sale.(incredible bath oils and salts, for examole} We were in the older building, another is quite modern.It was a cinderella moment for me.

PHIL AND MIMI---THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU---

Mimi: <BR> <BR>What kind of room did you have?? And can you give me a ballpark figure on how much it cost?? <BR> <BR>Thanks a lot!!

I'm having trouble with my computer, it takes forever and I am not always able to open up my mail? I am new to this-anyway Andy and Kirsten: It was starting for a double at 800 francs. Our room was lovely with dark wood, typical provencal furniture. Bathrobes and slippers were provided. If you look at a map of the area it is situated at the very heart of the Verdon Regional Park, by the way, the drive around the Verdon is incredible. It's the Grand Canyon of France and it is Our most treasured memory. We loved the Bastide but we still prefer to stay at The Crillon La Brave(in the tiny village of crillon la brave, at the foot of Mt. Venteaux. The view from the terrace where we like to drink our pastis is magnificent and the pool is another terrace below, wonderful staff and it looks like what you thought a place in provence would look like with it's antique furniture and soleido fabrics. We received a notice this spring that they have added another building and a bistro, so we are going to try to check it out if we have time.We are going in three weeks. If you book ino the Bastide, there's a very good restaurant for lunch in Mustiers Les Santons. Mustiers is famous for it's faience.