A family house · Gascony
Time,
rediscovered
Eleven rooms, two restaurants and a private spa in a former monastery overlooking the vines.
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Welcome to our home
Here, you don't just sleep.
You dream.
Above a Gascon village, the Monastery's ancient stones overlook the vineyards and the Adour river. Béatrice, Jean-Paul, Carolyn and Tom have created a living home — with Cooper reminding everyone to slow down.
You arrive as a hotel guest. You leave feeling you have stayed with friends.
Meet the family
“A world within another world.
Sleep at the Monastery
Eleven rooms.
Eleven stories.
No two doors open onto the same atmosphere. The character and soul of the old building have been preserved, with every modern comfort and views over the grounds or countryside.
At the table
Two ways
to taste the place
Seasonal cooking shaped by travel and memory. From fine dining to bistro, the same sincerity — and the simple desire to give pleasure.
Fine dining restaurant
La Table by
La Table by
Jean-Paul Tossens
Precise, generous cuisine where Walloon roots, Gascon produce and distant horizons meet.
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The bistro
Les Bérets
Les Bérets
Noirs
Honest dishes, beautiful ingredients and the pleasure of an effortless table.
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JP
“Technique only matters when it lets the ingredient speak.”
Jean-Paul Tossens · Chef
Madehere
Something sweet along the way
Le Comptoir
by Carolyn
Pastries, travel cakes and chocolates are made each day in the Monastery kitchens. Enjoy them here, take them home or give them as a gift.
Visit Le ComptoirYours alone
The spa,
all to yourself.
Sauna, hammam beneath a starry vault, sensory shower and open-air jacuzzi. For one hour, the spa belongs only to you.
85€1 hour · 2 guests
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Around us
Gascony,
in full
Vines & Armagnac
Meet winemakers, visit hidden cellars and enjoy private tastings.
Markets & villages
Bastide towns, south-western produce and roads made for getting lost.
Golf & open air
Golf, cycling and country paths — let us shape the day with you.
Since 1045
These stones have
much to tell.
Founded by Raymond, Lord of Saint-Mont, joined to the Order of Cluny and repeatedly pillaged, burned and rebuilt, the Monastery carries a thousand years of history. In 2019, a new chapter began: a house where heritage and hospitality live in the present.