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On the legendary N7, the road to the South, La Beaugravière in Mondragon has long been a destination for travelers and food lovers alike. This restaurant-hotel, set in a large building with a shaded garden of maples and lindens, offers a genuine taste of Provençal hospitality. Its cuisine, recognized by the Michelin guide as a Recommended address, is a celebration of the region's bounty.
The kitchen at La Beaugravière focuses on a Mediterranean cuisine that is both subtle and flavourful. The menu changes with the seasons, highlighting regional products like truffles alongside other local ingredients. The result is a repertoire of dishes that balance simplicity with refinement, presented as a festival of colours and scents. Meals are served on the terrace under the trees or in the elegant dining room, making each visit a relaxed yet polished experience.
La Beaugravière is also renowned for its extraordinary wine cellar. The restaurant claims to hold one of the finest collections of Côtes-du-Rhône, Hermitage, and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Here, you will find a remarkable depth of old vintages and recent millésimes in large quantities, a treasure for any wine enthusiast. The wine list is a key part of the experience, perfectly complementing the seasonal Mediterranean dishes.
Beyond the table, La Beaugravière offers eight comfortable guest rooms, some with a classic traditional style and others with a more modern, minimalist feel. The property includes a private, closed parking lot and can accommodate small seminars. It is an ideal base for exploring the Vaucluse, from the Palais des Papes in Avignon to the gorges of the Ardèche and the historic castle of Mondragon. Whether you are passing through or settling in for a weekend in Provence, La Beaugravière provides a memorable stop.
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