Domaine Celadon

Chez
Patricia & Hervé Ginot

In Pont-Saint-Esprit, Domaine Céladon combines spring water, a swimming pool, olive trees, vineyards, and the light of a 19th-century mansion. A guest house at the gateway to Provence where you can stay and, why not, learn to draw.

Blue-green or green-blue? Celadon is that uncertain color, which is also the color of a famous type of Asian ceramic. The celadon of this estate is, by extension, all the shades of the sky reflected in the water. That of a spring-fed pond, that of the swimming pool. It is also the color of olive leaves and aromatic herbs such as rosemary, fennel, and sage, which grow in the vegetable garden. And why not the changing hues of the surrounding vineyards or the light that dances on the walls of this 19th-century mansion that once belonged to a family of glassmakers? Here, celadon is more than just a color, it is a certain gentle way of life located at the gateway to Provence, where you can let go with serenity. A guest house where you can also learn to draw (thanks to Patricia's expertise) and thus use all the colors. 

3 good reasons to go

  1. for the table d'hôte (by reservation) with the option of tasting local wines
  2. for the poetry that emanates from the pale stones of this complex
  3. to explore the Gard, Ardèche, and Vaucluse regions
Price

5 rooms starting at €110

To get there by train?

TER train station in Pont-Saint-Esprit (approximately 4 km)Nearest TGV station: Avignon-TGV (approximately 40 km)

Domaine Celadon
440, route de Barjac, 30130 Pont Saint Esprit
Gard, Occitanie, France

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