Dinner at Domaine des Andeols
David & Karen Taylor · Hotels Provence & Cote d'Azur · Stay: Accommodation & Rentals in ProvenceContributor blog post by David Taylor:
Domaine des Andeols is a boutique hotel less than two kilometres from the village with six stylish rooms and two restaurants.
There are beautiful grounds including a large Olive orchard and lavender bushes plus a superb ‘Plane’ tree which houses one of the restaurants.
We ate inside at the restaurant …Continue reading here
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