The house was originally built in 1500 to offer travelers & pilgrims hospitality and accommodation on their way to Saint Jacques de Compostelle (St James)
In 1683 three young nuns, linked to the Order of the Augustine settled and founded the Covent of the Holy Family here. Their lavish care and progressive medical knowledge gained a reputation and it became more a hospital (hopital) where treatments were given. Eventually in 1764 the nuns were honored, by being called to work for the Eveque (bishop) of Carpentras
The hospital continued to welcome travelers until 1922 and during the second world war the house was a place of welcome and care for the resistance
In 1683 three young nuns, linked to the Order of the Augustine settled and founded the Covent of the Holy Family here. Their lavish care and progressive medical knowledge gained a reputation and it became more a hospital (hopital) where treatments were given. Eventually in 1764 the nuns were honored, by being called to work for the Eveque (bishop) of Carpentras
The hospital continued to welcome travelers until 1922 and during the second world war the house was a place of welcome and care for the resistance
The house has its own personality and atmosphere, its a never ending love story which continues to amaze and bring happiness. While returning to its original intention, we use local materials, methods and influences, adding our own style, always respecting the history of this fascinating building
The house has it own personality and atmosphere. It’s creative, relaxed and inspiring.
The building offers various spaces, from a artist workshop, a small art gallery, as well as working spaces and independent accommodations.
We had writers, artists, yoga teachers as well as PR agents and producers staying at the house. We are always open to use the space in a creative or different way. if you would like more infos on the space and the availability, please contact us, also if you would just like to come to relax and enjoy beautiful Provence it’s possible!
