Luberon, France
Coquillade Provence
An eleventh-century hamlet on a hilltop in the Luberon, with its own vineyards running down toward the lavender fields.
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Roch Escapes
Hotels among the vines, where the walk before dinner runs between the rows.
The best wine country was made for the slow. These are the hotels that make room in it for the dog.
A vineyard hotel is about the pace of a place: the long lunch on the terrace, the light going gold over the rows, the walk out through the vines before dinner. These are six of them, from Tuscany and the Luberon to Napa, Sonoma and the Surrey Hills, each one chosen because your dog is part of the stay there, never an afterthought.
Luberon, France
An eleventh-century hamlet on a hilltop in the Luberon, with its own vineyards running down toward the lavender fields.
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Florence, Italy
A sixteenth-century Medici villa on the banks of the Arno, a short drive from Florence, with the Chianti hills beyond.
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Montalcino, Italy
A medieval village restored on a five-thousand-acre estate in Montalcino, with its own Brunello vineyards around it.
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Napa, California
Farmhouse cottages in the Carneros hills, where Napa meets Sonoma, with the vineyards running right up to the pool.
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Sonoma, California
A pink mission-style inn of 1927 in the Valley of the Moon, built over its own warm mineral springs in Sonoma.
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Surrey, England
On Denbies Wine Estate in the Surrey Hills, among the largest vineyards in England, with Box Hill across the valley.
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