We stayed here and dined here during our two week visit to Provence & the French Riviera. We…read moreselected it to see the gorge and experience a French national park. The accommodations were over the top, amazing, comfortable and clean. The service was attentive and pretty great! We reached out to the hotel prior to our arrival to book either kayaking, or boating in the gorge, and were so happy with what they suggested! The food at the hotel is delicious and the views can't be beat. We would've loved to have stayed extra days if our schedule permitted it. If you're in the area or trying to figure out where to say, do this, it's an incredible experience!

Not as enjoyable as I wanted it to be. When we came in the man behind the desk made us wait for 10…read moreminutes while he tried to find other rooms that he could upsell us on. While we were gone, a maid opened the windows in our room and it rained, soaking all of the clothes we had near the window. When you want to enter/leave the pool area, its set up so you have to go through the shower. So if someone is showering, you basically have to wait while watching them for them to finish. The breakfast was pretty good, but all in all not worth it.

My husband and I just finished a 3 night stay at this enchanting location. The entire property is…read morebreathtaking. You feel so disconnected from the outside world...which is exactly what we wanted. Yet, it is very close to the beautiful Gorge Du Verdon. -Also recommend adding that to the MUSt do list if in the area- We enjoyed playing Poquette (similar to bocce ball) on the grounds and making friends with the sweet donkeys. Everything about our time on the property was special and I couldn't recommend it more. We had breakfast and dinner twice at the newly awarded Michelin Star restaurant onsite. The team did an exceptional job of taking care of us and the food, well it was....magnifique!! Thank you for making our voyage de noces one for the memory books the pictures do not do it justice!!

This is a fantastic restaurant. I came at the beginning of the spring so the weather was perfect, a…read morelittle chill. The crew was truly polished, not fake as many restaurants of Michelin guide. Trust me, this is the best ever. I don't usually write reviews. For this one a made a exception. Portuguese: pode Confiar melhor restaurante da região da Provance, fui em vários do guia Michelin todos gastei mais de 150 euros por pessoa. Nenhum Chega perto desse.

We did not stay at the hotel, but ate at the restaurant. Excellent. Of course it was a wonderful…read moreday. But the food and atmosphere could not be beat! Inexpensive and good!

Lunch in a medieval setting…read more Imagine having lunch (or dinner) in an authentic 11th century castle. In fact, you can also stay as the chateau is also a hotel with a few rooms. Note that the management has changed the focus of the restaurant away from gastronomic and is now offering a limited number of dishes. Obviously, the scenery has remained the same with the pretty village of Trigance below the fortress, close to the renowned Gorges du Verdon. Inside, everything reminds you that you are in an authentic castle (see photos). The place has an overall look of sophistication with carefully selected pieces of furniture. We had duck confit which was served with an assortment of local vegetables and served in large plates beautifully laid out. We also had a plate of southwest specialties generously served (Foie gras, magret fumé,terrine de canard,toast pain aux figues). For dessert we sampled a white chocolate mousse with shaved coconut and sheep milk yogurt with a mango coulis. All this with a bottle of Minuty rose. The service was attentive and timely. The prices are reasonable. By all means, spend the time to visit the castle and admire the views from the panoramic terrace.

I LOVE this place... in fact love is an understatement here. To be able to dine and stay in an 11th…read morecentury castle is already an unforgettable experience in itself, but the host was also instrumental in making this visit absolute perfection. Although the host spoke limited English, he was very cordial, genuine, and kind to us and even came in clutch giving us an adapter when we left ours at our last hotel. Also, ALWAYS opt for the dine-in service because not only is it hard to find places to eat around here, but it's worth it. Our dinner was gorgeous and full of fresh ingredients that made you feel both healthy and appreciative of the type of thought that gets put into crafting your dish. And out of all the places we've stayed and had breakfast at (including outside of France), Chateau de Trigance is #1. The breakfast has a basket of bread, your drink preference which they ask the night before (we got big coffees), fresh fruit and yogurt, natural honey made from the village, cheese + meats, etc. A testament to how meticulous this place is in delivering premium service is how they TOASTED all of the breads in your breakfast basket. I was already swooning over this place, but toasting my bread? You've won my heart, Chateau de Trigance, LOL.

The camping-restaurant attached to the campsite and chateau, it has perhaps one of the best views…read moreof any restaurant in the world as the sun sets over the Lac de St. Croix. It's also surprisingly good for a campsite restaurant, so much so that in season you actually have to book. Of course, come September, it's totally empty. The best part is that you can drive home off-road after 2 litres of wine too!