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Airelles Gordes, La Bastide

Gordes, France

Airelles Gordes, La Bastide is a 40-key Airelles hotel in the heart of Gordes, set in a house whose history stretches back to the 16th century. It overlooks the village and the Luberon Valley, so the experience is as much about the panorama as the address itself. Interiors lean into an 18th-century Provençal mood with antiques, artworks, wood panelling and Pierre Frey fabrics, giving this small-scale property a deliberately residential feel.

Carlton Cannes, a Regent Hotel

Cannes, France

On Cannes’ Mediterranean waterfront, Carlton Cannes occupies the Croisette in a landmark Belle Époque building whose original neoclassical façade was retained through a two-year renovation and extension. Opened in 1913 and reopened on March 13, 2023, it pairs its historic architecture with a newly enclosed interior garden, infinity pool, spa and private beach club across the boulevard. The substantial room-and-suite inventory and 37 residences give the property a scale closer to a grand resort than a small Cannes boutique hotel.

Cheval Blanc St-Tropez

Saint-Tropez, France

At the entrance to Saint-Tropez, Cheval Blanc occupies a seafront position on Plage de la Bouillabaisse, where pines frame views across the gulf. The Maison brings rooms and suites together with a separate four-bedroom Villa Riviera, giving it a more intimate scale than a large resort. Its defining rhythm is coastal: time on the resident-guest beach or by the heated pool, with the village centre only a few minutes away. Interiors combine contemporary Tropezian design with work by Jean-Michel Wilmotte and Roger Capron.

Como Le Beauvallon

Sainte-Maxime, France

A legendary Côte d'Azur retreat commanding a private beach and crystalline Mediterranean waters, Como Le Beauvallon epitomizes timeless French Riviera glamour with impeccable service and understated sophistication. The property seamlessly blends beachfront leisure with refined dining and wellness, attracting discerning travelers seeking authentic Provençal elegance without ostentation.

Cour des Loges Lyon, A Radisson Collection Hotel

Lyon, France

In pedestrianized Vieux Lyon, Cour des Loges occupies four historic buildings whose origins span the Renaissance and whose walls include parts dating to 1341. Its 61 rooms and suites bring period architecture together with contemporary interiors, while the hotel’s defining gathering spaces include a Renaissance courtyard and the glass-canopied Les Loges. The compact scale and Old Town setting make this a characterful base for exploring Lyon’s historic lanes, with a notable dinner option under the same roof.

Domaine des Étangs

Massignac, France

In Massignac, Domaine des Étangs occupies a stone château within a 1,000-hectare Charente estate of forests, pastures and ponds. Accommodation is spread among rooms and suites in the château and Longère, plus six Métairie cottages set around the grounds. The estate’s character comes from the pairing of rural scale with art: works appear across the buildings and landscape, while Dyades and the kitchen garden bring the surrounding countryside into the dining experience.

Fauchon L'Hôtel

Paris, France

A luxurious boutique hotel in the heart of Paris's 8th arrondissement, housed in a historic Haussmann building with elegant interiors and refined French design. The property combines culinary heritage with hospitality, featuring a Michelin-starred restaurant and sophisticated accommodations for discerning travelers.

Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

Paris, France

Built in 1928 and operating as a Four Seasons hotel since 1999, this Art Deco landmark stands in Paris’s 8th-arrondissement Golden Triangle. A 2025 renewal recast its rooms as residential-style Paris apartments, pairing Louis XVI-style furnishings and 19th-century art with contemporary details. Three restaurants, a marble courtyard and a spa with an indoor pool bring dining and downtime inside; outside, the surrounding fashion avenues and central Paris sights make walking a natural part of the stay.

Grand Hotel du Palais Royal

Paris, France

A luxurious palace hotel located in the heart of Paris, steps from the Louvre and Palais Royal gardens, offering timeless elegance and impeccable service. This historic property seamlessly blends 19th-century grandeur with contemporary comfort, making it an iconic destination for discerning travelers.

Hauts de Sancerre

Sancerre, France

A wine-focused boutique hotel perched above the historic Loire Valley vineyard town of Sancerre, offering panoramic views across the rolling wine country. The property combines contemporary comfort with deep roots in the region's viticulture heritage, creating an immersive destination for wine enthusiasts and travelers seeking authentic French countryside elegance.

Hôtel Crillon le Brave

Crillon-le-Brave, France

A luxurious Relais & Châteaux property housed in a restored 16th-century village perched on a hilltop in Provence, offering timeless elegance with modern comforts. The hotel seamlessly blends historic architecture with contemporary design, providing an intimate retreat with exceptional French hospitality and Provençal charm.

Hôtel de Crillon, a Rosewood Hotel

Paris, France

An iconic 18th-century palace hotel on Place de la Concorde, meticulously restored to blend historic grandeur with contemporary luxury. The property offers unparalleled Parisian elegance with world-class dining, impeccable service, and views of the city's most prestigious monuments.

Hôtel de la Cité Carcassonne - MGallery Collection

Carcassonne, France

Within Carcassonne’s walled medieval Cité, Hôtel de la Cité occupies the site of the former episcopal palace beside the Basilica of Saint-Nazaire. The 19th-century neo-Gothic building looks across the ramparts toward the lower town and gardens. Its 59 rooms and suites make it a relatively intimate base for exploring the fortress on foot, while an on-site restaurant, library bar, garden pool and spa add reasons to linger between visits.

Hotel Du Cap-Eden-Roc

Antibes, France

A legendary clifftop palace on the Côte d'Azur, Hotel Du Cap-Eden-Roc has hosted celebrities and dignitaries since 1870 with uncompromising elegance. Its private beach, Michelin-starred restaurant, and panoramic Mediterranean views define timeless French Riviera luxury.

Hôtel du Couvent

Nice, France

In Vieux Nice, Hôtel du Couvent occupies the restored former convent of the Visitation, a historic complex now arranged as an 88-room-and-suite hotel. Its setting is unusually layered: old-town lanes and the bustle of central Nice lie beyond the entrance, while the former convent’s courtyards, cloisters and terraced gardens look toward the Mediterranean. The property’s Roman baths add a dedicated thermal and treatment experience to a stay shaped by the building’s religious past and its position in the city’s historic centre.

Hôtel Lancaster

Paris, France

Opened as a hotel in 1925 in a former Paris townhouse, Hôtel Lancaster is a small-scale address in the city’s 8th arrondissement. Its early-1900s architecture and collection of antique furniture and artworks sit alongside contemporary interiors by Studio Jean-Philippe Nuel. The experience is especially shaped by the hotel’s long history and its intimate public spaces, including a restaurant, cocktail bar and patio. It makes a characterful base for exploring central Paris on foot.

Hôtel Plaza Athénée

Paris, France

Opened in 1913, Hôtel Plaza Athénée occupies a prominent stretch of Paris’s avenue Montaigne, surrounded by fashion houses in the Golden Triangle. Its 154 rooms and 54 suites pair classical Parisian interiors with Art Deco options; some look toward the Eiffel Tower, while others face the planted courtyard. The hotel’s relationship with couture shapes the experience, from its Dior Spa to dining that ranges from an Art Deco brasserie to seasonal tables outdoors.

La Réserve Paris

Paris, France

An ultra-luxury palace hotel on the Champs-Élysées, La Réserve Paris combines 19th-century Haussmann grandeur with contemporary design and impeccable service. The hotel offers an exclusive sanctuary in the heart of Paris, featuring a Michelin-starred restaurant and world-class spa facilities.

La Réserve Ramatuelle

Ramatuelle, France

A secluded clifftop sanctuary on the French Riviera where refined elegance meets Mediterranean beauty, featuring just 37 suites with private terraces overlooking Saint-Tropez Bay. The property seamlessly blends contemporary design with Provençal charm, offering exceptional gastronomy and personalized service for discerning travelers seeking peaceful luxury.

Le Bristol Paris

Paris, France

Le Meurice

Paris, France

Set on rue de Rivoli opposite the Tuileries Garden, Le Meurice has occupied this central Paris location since 1835. Its 160 accommodations comprise 121 rooms and 39 suites, many shaped by an 18th-century, modern-Versailles sensibility. The hotel’s character also comes through its art-minded interiors and dining, from Restaurant le Meurice Alain Ducasse to the Philippe Starck-designed Le Dalí. The Louvre is a five-minute walk away, placing major cultural landmarks within easy reach.

Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris

Paris, France

Founded in 1928 and reopened in 2010 after a two-year transformation by Philippe Starck, Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris gives its Avenue Hoche address an unusually pronounced cultural focus. The 149-room-and-suite hotel is close to the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Élysées and Parc Monceau. Art is part of the visit, not just the décor: guests find a gallery, an art bookstore and a 99-seat cinema alongside the hotel’s restaurants and spa.

Les Bassans

Perros-Guirec, France

In Perros-Guirec, Les Bassans occupies the former Manoir du Sphinx above the Pink Granite Coast, looking toward the Sept-Îles archipelago. The 25-room hotel retains its Breton architectural character, while its sea-view rooms carry a subtle 1930s ocean-liner theme. Trestignel beach is a five-minute walk away; on site, the restaurant and sea-view spa make this a compact coastal base for days split between shoreline walks, dining and time overlooking the bay.

Les Sources de Caudalie

Martillac, France

Opened in 1999, Les Sources de Caudalie is a 62-room-and-suite vineyard hotel on the grounds of Château Smith Haut Lafitte, among the Graves vines and woodland south of Bordeaux. Its accommodations are spread across six themed houses drawing on Aquitaine and the surrounding wine country. The experience centers on Bordeaux wine, a Caudalie Vinothérapie spa using natural spring water, and an on-site collection of restaurants and bars; Bordeaux is about 20 minutes away by car.