Pretty nice place. We didn't spend as much time as we'd like. It was too hot to really take advantage of the place. the golf cart tour of the museum was the plan but we were too hot. We ate at the Brazilian restaurant. It was fabulous.

I didn’t know this famous vineyard, Chateau la Coste. And don’t know the history. But the visit is just fabulous if you like art and architecture. You will font there buildings made by the most famous contemporary architects, sculptures and art galleries. If interested, you can walk between 1 to 3 hours and … just enjoy the place. With restaurants and wine shop. Just fabulous and only 15 km from Aix en Provence! A wonderful discovery for me and an excellent tip for you.

This was a wonderful recommendation for an all round experience. We ate at the very good restaurant Tadeo Ando, had a wine cellar tour and tasting with the very clever Mathilde and walked the sculpture tour. Glorious place. We enjoyed the wines very much.

Our hotel organised a private tour of the winery with a tasting afterwards. Words can’t really describe what a wonderful experience we had. It was a truly a special day from the weather and the setting just a start. A very special thank you must go to our host, Patricia, no not from Ireland, but Romania. Her knowledge, enthusiasm, passion for wine and overall professionalism was something to behold. A note to management, look after this lady, she is very special. We went way over our expected time, but the 8 of us just loved listening to Patricia. After the tour we went straight back into the shop and ordered plenty of wine which is currently winging its way to Ireland, we can’t wait. We then went to the Provençal restaurant and had a very pleasant lunch. The winery is very special and huge credit must go to the owner and the team. You have created something special and are continuing to invest in the property. I have to return.

We stayed one night at the auberge which included a two-hour guided tour of the premises. We totally enjoyed it all; the interaction between nature and the arts eg art and architecture, the friendliness, the comfort and happiness at the estate. Choice of two restaurants for dinner and a bar for lunch. So intetesting with the big wine production, biodynamically produced.

We're so happy we stopped at Chateau La Coste on our waying into Provence. The whole property is an architecture masterpiece, including art galleries, sculptures, hotels, restaurants and of course a vineyard. We spent a few hours here but could have spent much more. Worth the price of admission. Highly recommend!

This review is about the art walk and lunch on the terrace which we have done twice. To do the art walk and not be worn out, you probably need to allow three hours. There is no water nor toilets on the walk, but both are available at the center. In our view, the art walk is very interesting with good explanations of each installation. The walking path is safe and a guided tour is available. The price of admission is very reasonable. It may be possible to have them carry you to the top of the walk on a golf cart. It also may be possible to have a guided tour with the golf cart. After the walk, we had lunch on the terrace which takes no reservations. We arrived about 11:45 and had no problem being seated. Lunch for four people was about €230. The menu was primarily fruit and vegetables with the ham being the only meat we saw. The melon and ham dish is large and can easily be shared. The onion tart was for us OK. The gazpacho soup was very good. And can be ordered by itself. Service was excellent, ambience was excellent, highly recommend the entire experience.

We come here almost every holiday we spent in The Provence, because of different reasons. Every year new works of art are added to the collection. So every time we discover these new pieces. A second reason is the beautiful walk through the vineyards and the woods with beautiful views where the artworks are exibited. So use suitable shoes for the walk that will keep you occupied for 2,5 to 3 hours. Of the permanent collection we especially like ‘Rail Train’ by Bob Dylan, ‘La Chapelle’, ‘Multiplied Resistance Screened’, ‘Meditation Bell’, ‘Mater Earth’ and ‘Drop’. But the other works are also very interesting to experience. You can also write a wish and hang it in one of the wish trees by Yoko Ono. A third reason for visiting this magnificent place is to have lunch in one of the restaurants after the walk accompanied with one of the lovely rosé wines they produce at the estate. If you like it, you can even buy some at the store. This year also the famous Damien Hirst stages a major exhibition at Château La Coste spanning the 500-acre estate and its five exhibition pavilions.

We are staying over next year after the wonderful lady at Reception ( Julia ?) explained all and the rooms are all exquisite. We went on the superb Art Walk ( simply outstanding to find so much exquisite world class art so magnificently curated and displayed ) - it’s a long walk but buggie options . Then we had lunch at Tadao Ando - we have been 10 days in Provence , mainly in Aix and the meal here at Tadao Ando was by far the best we’ve had . Our wonderful Manager /Sommelier Theo was frankly ‘ class in a glass ‘ and so knowledgeable and enthusiastic on everything at Château La Coste . We are from Scotland and Dorset - travel regularly and have to say that for the discerning traveler , epicurean and art lover this place is a dream come true .