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Domaine des Andéols

Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt, France · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Olivier Massart's agency, La Mode en Images, staged the opening ceremony of the 1998 World Cup final before he turned his family's Luberon land into a hotel. The MICHELIN Guide awarded Domaine des Andéols a One Key distinction in 2025, and its restaurant carries a dining lineage that once ran through chefs Alain Ducasse and Guy Martin.

About Domaine des Andéols

History

Domaine des Andéols is a hotel and open-air art estate near Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt in the Luberon, Provence, built around a former family hamlet whose land was acquired by grandfather Pierre Massart in 1918. It was created as a hotel in the late 1990s by Olivier Massart — a fashion-show scenographer whose agency staged major spectacles — together with his wife Patrizia Pilotti.

The 32-hectare estate is dotted with individual villas or "Maisons" and more than 250 works of art, making it something of an open-air museum. In 2023 its management passed to the Phoenix Hotel Collection, with a Design Hotels affiliation.

The setting

9.2 km from market town of Apt. 9.6 km from hiking at Le Sentier des Ocres.

Amenities

Awards

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