Fly by private jet charter to Villa La Coste, Provence’s hottest new hotel

Set on the edge of the idyllic Luberon region, newly-opened Villa La Coste shakes off Provençal convention; while it delivers spectacular vistas in droves, the property is a rare contemporary masterpiece in a region dominated by traditional hotels. Comprised of sleek structures built by world-famous architects, this stylish country bolthole boasts a museum-worthy art collection and has been named one of the hottest openings of 2017 by Condé Nast Traveller, The Telegraph and Travel + Leisure. So what are you waiting for? Provence’s most exciting new hotel is just a private jet charter away.

Private jet charter to Villa La Coste

Villa La Coste is located in the the Luberon, just 10 miles from Aix-en-Provence. The hotel’s closest commercial airport is Marseille Provence Airport and as Provence’s primary hub, Marseille can be plagued by traffic.

Instead of navigating this chaotic airport, book a private jet charter with Air Charter Service (ACS) directly to Aix-en-Provence Airport, a private jet airport just 25 km from Villa La Coste. We’ll have a chauffeur waiting on the tarmac to load your bags and drive you through the beautiful Provençal hills in comfort. Contact us and a specialist will help you with a personalized quote.

What you need to know about Villa La Coste

Nestled amid 600 acres of olive groves and organic vineyards within the estate of art gallery-cum-winery Château La Coste, Villa La Coste is owned by Irish property developer Patrick McKillen, who also has stakes in luxury London hotels The Connaught, Claridge’s and The Berkeley. Thirty permanent contemporary art installations by celebrated artists including Tracey Emin, Paul Matisse, Louise Bourgeois, Liam Gillick and Ai Weiwei are nestled in the grounds. Guests can experience these works on a two-hour walk, passing architecture by Jean Prouvé, Frank Gehry and Tadao Ando along the way.

Villa La Coste is as passionate about food as it is about art (this is Provence, after all). Fine-dining Restaurant Louison is helmed by Provence-born chef Gérald Passédat, owner of the three Michelin-starred Le Petit Nice in Marseille, who creates exceptional seafood dishes integrating ingredients from the local land.

The hotel’s second restaurant is led by Francis Mallmann, an Argentine chef famous for cooking with fire. The chef uses local ingredients in his signature preparations, such as Mediterranean fish baked in a clay oven and local vegetables cooked in ashes.

A luxurious bed beckons after an evening of gastronomy. The hotel’s 28 minimalist Villa Suites discreetly blend into their surroundings. Natural light pours in through expansive windows and the sleek décor features contemporary furnishings, romantic canopied beds and spacious bathrooms with freestanding Vietnamese bathtubs. Each suite boasts a private terrace and panoramic views of the grounds, while the top two categories – the Pool Villa Suite and the Two-Bedroom Pool Villa Suite – also come with their own private plunge pools.

If you’re inclined to leave your private terrace, the 15-meter main pool is a divine oasis. Set alongside the vineyards and surrounded by whispering cypress trees, there’s no better place to relax, sipping a glass of rosé while admiring views of the vineyard that produced it.

If you’re hoping to squeeze in one last warm-weather getaway, Villa La Coste is the perfect escape. Spend your days admiring art in plein air, unwinding by the pool and dining in world-class restaurants. Allow us to arrange a private jet charter to your Provençal retreat.