Domaine Secret d'Uzès & Spa: Le Duché, with a heated swimming pool

A stay at Le Secret d’Uzès.



In the heart of the village of Aubussargues, surrounded by vineyards and woodland, on the outskirts of Uzès (8 km). The owners have designed their three lodges to blend seamlessly with the surroundings, whilst making a significant contribution to their beloved town of Uzès. A contemporary design, enhanced with traditional materials, makes this a place dedicated to the art of living!



Breakfast available as an option, €15 per person.



The accommodation –

Enter the Duché through the glass-roofed area housing the kitchen, ‘l’Atelier de Saint Paul’, complete with a Lacanche cooker. Opposite, there is direct access to the outdoor patio with a fountain and tropical plants. A light-filled cathedral-style lounge features a toucan graffiti artwork by a local artist. Two bedrooms, two distinct atmospheres.



The first, on the ground floor, features a bath and an outdoor shower (designed for two).



The second, situated on the upper floor, has its own en-suite bathroom and a beautiful view of the Orangery.



Finally, there is a large outdoor terrace with a hundred-year-old olive tree, complete with a dining area, a wood-burning brazier and garden furniture.



L’Orangerie – A unique spot in the region

A remarkable 14-metre-long heated swimming pool – come and relax in pure, soft water whilst making the most of the building’s soothing surroundings.



Breakfast available as an option –

€15 per person

Served in the lodge.



Optional aqua aerobics classes (twice a week).



Le Duché is situated in Aubussargues, a small, authentic village 8 km from Uzès.

You can access the accommodation via the estate’s car park.



Once you have parked, a cobbled path leads you to your holiday let.



Aubussargues and Uzès charm visitors with their beauty and rich history. Just 8 kilometres apart, these two towns offer a striking contrast whilst complementing each other perfectly.

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Aubussargues, a peaceful village of 355 inhabitants, captivates with its authentic Provençal charm. Its church, its 19th-century Protestant chapel and its washhouse on the banks of the Bourdic bear witness to its past. The Château, which is privately owned, is not open to visitors, but its exterior architecture is well worth a look.

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Uzès, designated a ‘Town of Art and History’, boasts a medieval town centre with picturesque narrow streets lined with Renaissance houses. Its famous Duché, overlooking the town, houses the Georges Borias Museum, which traces the history of the region. The Place aux Herbes, bustling with its markets, and Saint-Théodorit Cathedral, a Romanesque gem, complete this striking panorama.

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Aubussargues offers a haven of peace for nature lovers and walkers. The GR6 trail runs through the village, inviting visitors to explore the rolling countryside and surrounding vineyards.

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Uzès, a livelier town, offers a wide range of activities. Stroll through its markets, visit its many museums and art galleries, catch a show at the Théâtre Antique, or sample local specialities in its gourmet restaurants.