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Spa at Hostellerie Le Castellas

  • PriceMassage from about EUR 70-120 (~$80-140)
  • AmbienceVillage-centre Languedoc hideaway, stone walls, hushed steam
  • Duration45 to 90 minutes
  • Rating★ 4.3

The spa at Hostellerie Le Castellas is part of a boutique hotel on Grand Rue in Collias, a village in the Gard department about 30 km west of Avignon, in the Occitanie region of southern France. Although it appears in guides to Avignon, the property sits beyond the city in the Gardon river area near the Pont du Gard, so it suits visitors with a car who want to combine a day trip with wellness.

The spa at Hostellerie Le Castellas is part of a boutique hotel on Grand Rue in Collias, a village in the Gard department about 30 km west of Avignon, in the Occitanie region of southern France. Although it appears in guides to Avignon, the property sits beyond the city in the Gardon river area near the Pont du Gard, so it suits visitors with a car who want to combine a day trip with wellness. The setting is a historic village house with thick stone walls, which gives the spa a hushed, enclosed character quite different from a modern city-hotel facility.

The wellness offer includes massage, a steam room and a hammam. Massages are generally listed from about EUR 70-120 (roughly $80-140), with sessions of 45 to 90 minutes. The menu is short, and visitors should not expect a named regional signature treatment, though the local Languedoc and Provençal setting often shapes the choice of oils and scents in hotel spas of this region. Prices and the current list of treatments should be confirmed directly with the property, since they can change by season.

Access is by appointment, and the hotel should be contacted to confirm hours and whether non-guests are admitted. Walk-in use is unlikely to be possible in a spa of this size, and reservation is particularly important in summer, when the Pont du Gard and the Gardon gorges attract many visitors to the area. The hotel's own website, hostellerielecastellas.com, is the best source for booking details and contact information.

The average rating is around 4.3 out of 5. Specific therapist training is not publicly detailed in the information available, so visitors with particular needs should ask when reserving. The hotel is also known for its gastronomic restaurant, and many guests pair a treatment with dinner, making an evening of it. Visitors from Avignon should allow roughly 40 to 45 minutes by car, as public transport links to Collias are limited. A spa session here fits naturally into an itinerary that includes the Pont du Gard, a canoe trip on the Gardon, or the nearby town of Uzès.

Practical information for Spa at Hostellerie Le Castellas · Last updated September 2026
Price Massage from about EUR 70-120 (~$80-140)
Session length 45 to 90 minutes
Hours By appointment (confirm with hotel)
Address Grand Rue, 30210 Collias, France

Treatments

  • Massage
  • Steam room
  • Hammam

Location

Grand Rue, 30210 Collias, France

43.9500, 4.4872 View on map

Highlights

  • Steam room and hammam in a historic stone village hotel
  • Massage of 45 to 90 minutes from about EUR 70-120
  • Close to the Pont du Gard and the Gardon river
  • Pairs with dinner at the hotel's restaurant

Tips for visiting

  • Book by appointment and confirm whether non-guests are admitted.
  • A car is essential; public transport from Avignon is limited.
  • Reserve early in summer when the Pont du Gard area is busy.
  • Combine a treatment with a Gardon canoe trip or a visit to Uzès.
  • Confirm current prices directly with the hotel before travelling.

Frequently asked questions

Where is this spa relative to Avignon?

It is in Collias, in the Gard, about 30 km west of Avignon, roughly 40 to 45 minutes by car.

What treatments are available?

The spa offers massage, a steam room and a hammam. Current menu and prices should be confirmed with the hotel.

Do visitors need to reserve?

Yes, access is by appointment. Walk-in use is unlikely, particularly in summer.