Hotel in Fontjoncouse, France
Auberge du Vieux Puits
150pts
About Auberge du Vieux Puits
Auberge du Vieux Puits sits in Fontjoncouse, a village tucked into the Aude scrubland between Narbonne and the coast. Chef Gilles Goujon and Marie-Christine manage the three-Michelin-starred restaurant and a small hotel with 12 rooms split between two buildings. Eight rooms circle a swimming pool, each with a private terrace. Four more fill the Maison des Chefs, where interiors display natural textures and playful textiles: one features bold orange and pink embroidered bedding, another has woven headboards and light wood furniture. The dining room centers on an old well, flanked by octopus chandeliers and raw wood accents. Cuisine as theater, delivered in a village most people miss.
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