This 300-year-old house, tucked away in an alley of the majestic city of Uzès, was once the home of the Chambon de La Tour family. Now a historic monument, it has recovered all of its former glory. Behind its imposing façade, a monumental 17th-century staircase and hidden passage lead to guest rooms featuring contemporary decor and picturesque views over the roofs of the old town. The spa is nestled under Romanesque arches and draws its inspiration from ancient traditions of health and well-being. At La Table d’Uzès, Michelin-starred chef Christophe Ducros serves Provençal market cuisine, which can be enjoyed on the patio during summer.

This charming boutique hotel has managed to retain the charm of times past. Guests always receive a warm welcome and attentive service at this 5-star Relais & Châteaux hotel, and are sure to admire the incredible architecture of a building full of history. The Table d’Uzès, the hotel restaurant, has one star in the Michelin Guide. The restaurant food is a true delight. Situated in the Languedoc, close to Provence, the hotel restaurant naturally focuses on flavours from the South of France. The rooms are elegant, modern, and luminous. They are laid out around a monumental 17th century staircase with angled balusters and a hidden, nearly secret staircase leading to the upper floors affording picturesque views overlooking the rooftops of Uzès.