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MGallery Collection Expands in France With New Luxury Hotel in Provence

The MGallery Collection has opened L’Isle de Leos Hotel & Spa in Provence, adding a new luxury retreat surrounded by vineyards and lavender fields.

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MGallery Collection has expanded its French portfolio with the opening of L’Isle de Leos Hotel & Spa in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, a picturesque village in Provence known for its markets and scenic countryside. The 49-room boutique property, surrounded by vineyards and lavender fields, opened in September and showcases the region’s signature elegance and tranquility.

Designed by acclaimed architect Jean-Philippe Nuel, the hotel blends contemporary sophistication with Provencal charm. The property features La Roue, a restaurant led by chef Yon Masurel, and Bar Le Nego Chin, offering a wine-tasting room, craft cocktails, and gourmet tapas. A wellness spa, currently nearing completion, will include treatment rooms, multisensory showers, a hammam, sauna, snow cave, and relaxation pools.

This marks MGallery’s second new opening in France this year, following Le Talaia Hotel & Spa Biarritz, as the brand continues to grow its portfolio of design-led luxury hotels across Europe’s most sought-after destinations.

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