Vegan Hotels Provence compares three characterful stays with documented plant-based food support. The selection ranges from a vineyard château in the Enclave des Papes to a restored watermill near the Luberon and a gastronomic village hotel in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.
None of these properties is fully vegan or vegetarian. Château MontPlaisir provides vegan food on request, while the other two are mixed hotels whose current accommodation information confirms vegan options. Menus can change, so state your requirements when reserving and reconfirm dairy, eggs, honey, stocks, garnishes and shared preparation before arrival.
HOTEL 01 · VEGAN ON REQUEST
Château MontPlaisir
A peaceful wine-country guesthouse with the clearest and broadest documented vegan provision in this guide.
Château MontPlaisir is a restored late-17th-century property surrounded by vineyards in Valréas, within Provence’s Enclave des Papes. The small guesthouse suits travellers looking for a quiet rural stay, estate wines and a base for exploring northern Vaucluse and nearby Grignan. A car is the practical choice for this location.
The château’s own booking site explicitly says that its table d’hôte can provide vegetarian and vegan menus. Dinner is prepared around seasonal produce from nearby farms, with organic ingredients prioritised where possible. The property also sells a fresh, homemade picnic basket with a dedicated vegetarian or vegan option.
Booking currently lists vegan breakfast among the available breakfast categories. Because the château prepares meals for a small number of guests rather than running a permanently vegan restaurant, request every vegan meal in advance and ask what will be served on your dates.
- Classification: Vegan on request; mixed guesthouse and mixed kitchen.
- Vegan highlight: Vegan breakfast, table-d’hôte dinner and picnic-basket options are all documented.
- Location: 1 Chemin des Blagiers, 84600 Valréas, in the Enclave des Papes.
- Sustainability: Seasonal produce from local farms, preference for organic ingredients, an electric-car charging point and estate grapes and wines certified organic from the 2020 vintage. The winery also documents cultivation without pesticides or chemical fertilisers and hand harvesting.
- Best for: Couples, slow travel, vineyard stays and a quiet Provence road trip.
HOTEL 02 · VEGAN-FRIENDLY
Domaine du Moulin de Villefranche
A small spa retreat in a restored watermill, well placed for the Luberon, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and western Provence.
Domaine du Moulin de Villefranche occupies a historic mill and adjoining bastide at the gateway to the Luberon. Its grounds extend over more than a hectare and are crossed by the canal that once supplied the mill. Guest facilities include private terraces, a garden, outdoor pool, fitness facilities and a spa.
The current Booking listing says that the on-site French restaurant provides vegetarian and vegan options and that vegan selections are available at breakfast. The hotel’s official website does not publish a permanent vegan menu or identify individual dishes, so this is a stay where direct confirmation matters. Tell the property that you are vegan when reserving breakfast or the hosted dinner rather than relying on an unannounced request at the table.
The rural location near Pernes-les-Fontaines works particularly well for travellers combining Avignon, antiques in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Luberon villages. The current regional tourism listing describes seasonal opening dates, so check availability for your exact travel period.
- Classification: Vegan-friendly; mixed guesthouse and mixed restaurant.
- Vegan highlight: Booking explicitly lists vegan restaurant and breakfast options.
- Location: 430 Chemin du Moulin de Villefranche, 84210 Pernes-les-Fontaines.
- Sustainability: An electric-vehicle charging point is listed by the regional tourism authority, while the official spa information documents products made with certified-organic essential oils. No property-wide environmental certification was found.
- Best for: Luberon excursions, spa time, couples and relaxed countryside stays.
HOTEL 03 · VEGAN-FRIENDLY
Auberge de Saint-Rémy
A ten-room village hotel built around a two-Michelin-star gastronomic restaurant with documented vegan options.
Auberge de Saint-Rémy sits in the heart of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, making it the most convenient choice here for exploring the village on foot and using it as a base for the Alpilles. The intimate hotel and restaurant are run by chefs Fanny Rey and Jonathan Wahid and are best suited to a special culinary stay.
Booking currently identifies vegan options at the on-site French restaurant. The official restaurant describes a strongly plant-forward culinary approach and documents a signature stuffed-tomato creation made without animal products. The wider cuisine also uses seafood and other animal ingredients, however, so the hotel and restaurant must not be described as vegan or vegetarian.
A complete vegan tasting sequence is not permanently published online, and the official breakfast information does not promise a standard vegan breakfast. Contact the restaurant before booking, request a fully vegan meal explicitly and obtain separate confirmation for breakfast. Strict allergies and cross-contact requirements should be discussed directly with the kitchen.
- Classification: Vegan-friendly; mixed hotel and gastronomic restaurant.
- Vegan highlight: Vegan restaurant options are documented, supported by an ingredient-led, plant-forward kitchen philosophy.
- Location: 12 Boulevard Mirabeau, 13210 Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.
- Sustainability: The restaurant documents close relationships with local producers, seasonal ingredients, wild-herb gathering and attention to responsible fishing. These are food-sourcing practices rather than a hotel-wide environmental certification.
- Best for: Gastronomic trips, special occasions, village walks and exploring the Alpilles.
Choosing a vegan-friendly hotel in Provence
Château MontPlaisir has the most extensive documented vegan meal support, Domaine du Moulin de Villefranche combines a Luberon location with spa facilities, and Auberge de Saint-Rémy is the special-occasion gastronomic choice when the vegan menu has been agreed in advance.
See the complete Vegan Hotels France guide, then compare the new regional guides to Côte d’Azur, Brittany and Normandy.
Accommodation and food information was checked against current official hotel, restaurant, regional tourism and Booking listings in August 2026. Menus, ingredients, certifications, opening dates and availability can change; state vegan requirements when reserving and reconfirm before arrival.
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