Coquillade Provence

Coquillade Provence occupies an eleventh-century hamlet in the Luberon, said in legend to have been built by Cistercian monks from the Abbey of Sénanque. Owned by the Rihs family and a Relais & Châteaux member since 2010, it spreads across 42 hectares, or 104 acres, of vineyards, lavender, olive groves and woodland trails above the Luberon park. Its wellness is active as well as restful. The spa covers more than 21,500 square feet, with 12 treatment cabins, a hammam, an ice fountain, a tea room and an indoor pool; it works with myBlend and Tata Harper, and in 2026 added vinotherapy and lavender rituals. On the estate, the BMC Cycling Centre rents racing, mountain and electric bikes from a 200-square-metre showroom and leads guided rides, with Mont Ventoux the signature challenge, and the spa offers sports massage for riders. The programme includes Coquillade Vitalité, a retreat created by Frédérique Verley, formerly beauty and wellness editor-in-chief of Vogue France. The estate's winery launched its PURE range in 2026, poured at Les Vignes & Son Jardin and Cipressa. There are 69 rooms and suites, and the hotel holds two MICHELIN Keys.