French Riviera

Le Domaine du Mas de Pierre is a great choice for a stay in Saint-Paul-de-Vence. You can visit the spa for deep muscle massages, body wraps or aromatherapy, while La Table de Pierre serves regional cuisine, open for breakfast and dinner. Other features of this luxury hotel include 3 outdoor pools, a pool bar and a health club. The luxurious atmosphere and many useful services will make your stay very pleasant. To accommodate the children, three authentic trailers have been equipped with a kitchen, various board games and a relaxation area where children can conduct baking workshops, gardening initiations, reading sessions, quiet hours and much more. Facilities: bar, fitness center, kids club, swimming pool, SPA, sauna / steam room / hammam, restaurant, bar, water park, laundry, badminton, yoga classes, solarium, personal trainer, archery.

Set high in the hills above the unspoilt Guigaro Beach, this hotel is surrounded by pine trees and wildflowers and overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. The bright lights of Saint Tropez are a 30-minute drive away, while the small town of La Croix-Valmer with its lovely Sunday market is just 10 minutes away by car. Nice Airport is about 90 minutes away. Designed to capture the feeling of being embraced by nature, Philippe Starck mixed wood, stone, cement and marble to create a low-rise, two-level hotel that combines the natural colors of the earth: browns, beiges and greens. The Village Restaurant specializes in healthy cuisine, from hearty breakfasts to lunches of spelled risotto with lemon confit and a hearty salad bar. Facilities: bar, fitness center, kids club, swimming pool, SPA, sauna / steam room / hammam, restaurant, bar, water park, laundry. There are several family adapted rooms.

Tucked away in the pine groves at the southern tip of the Cape d’Antibes, this secluded hotel offers the dreamiest setting of any old-school palace hotel on the Riviera. Opposite the hotel are the wild Lerins Islands, and Cannes are hidden behind the neighboring bay. The languid old-school glamour, immortalized by Scott Fitzgerald in Tender is the Night, inspired by this “rock of paradise”. The central lock has been loved by Windsor, Kennedy, Churchill and countless screen stars. Pilates, personal training, tennis lessons with the best coach, hair and make-up done by a famous stylist: just ask. The fragrant park is entirely yours, from the pavilion adorned with wisteria to the Aleppo pines, cypresses, cedars and carob trees. Facilities: bar, fitness center, kids club, swimming pool, SPA, sauna / steam room / hammam, restaurant, bar, water park, laundry, tennis court.

La Chèvre d’Or is located high up in the eagle’s nest of Eze. To get there by feet, you need to climb a steep serpentine path from the seaside of Eze-sur-Mer. Now known as the Chemin de Nietzsche, this is the path that the German philosopher Nietzsche took on his meditative walks to the village. There is nothing better than sitting on the castle terrace overlooking Cap Ferrat and casually watching dolphins jumping. The stone-lined bar could have been straight out of a knight’s castle – if the knights had Italiano cocktails. Come for the romance, retro vibe and serenity of a medieval castle remodeled in the 1920s. Le Table de Pierre is the hallmark of the hotel (it’s a Relais & Châteaux property, after all): every evening it fills up with guests, Saint Paul residents and locals. The rooms are spacious and most of them have a sofa bed. Free cots can be added. There are also adjoining rooms. During the French school holidays there is a free kids club (for children from 3 to 12 years old). There is also a children’s menu. Facilities: bar, fitness center, kids club, swimming pool, SPA, sauna / steam room / hammam, restaurant, bar, water park, laundry.

Cap Estelle manages its dazzling peninsula with views stretching from Cap Ferrat to Monaco. It’s a 200-meter blend of panoramic views, Hollywood bathrooms and priceless art. The theme continues in the suites carved into the rock above the private beach. Each pairs Carrara marble floors with beach club decor. The crashing waves will make you fall asleep. Six more rooms in the yellow Italian-style villa rise above the maquis-scented grounds. Cap Estelle poached top chef Patrick Reinhardt from Monaco, who then brought the establishment its first Michelin star. From caramelized soy snapper to organic chicken with truffles, the service is second to none. Facilities: bar, fitness center, kids club, swimming pool, SPA, sauna / steam room / hammam, restaurant, bar, water park, laundry, golf. The staff is always ready to provide high chairs, baby cots and the like.

La Réserve окружен морем, дикими цветами и кустарниками Прованса. Спокойный, если не считать пения цикад, с легкодоступным пляжем. Но всего в 10 минутах ходьбы находится пляж Пампеллоне, прославленный Брижит Бардо в 1950-х годах и до сих пор являющийся местом, где можно увидеть и быть увиденным на Ривейре, с несколькими шикарными пляжными ресторанами. Приятно простые и непринужденно прохладные интерьеры оформлены в приглушенных тонах белого, цвета шампанского и охры с большими стеклянными панелями от пола до потолка, чтобы передать ослепительное Средиземноморье.La Réserve is surrounded by the sea, wild flowers and shrubs of Provence. Calm, except for the cicadas, with an easily accessible beach. But just a 10 minute walk is Pampellone Beach, became famous by Brigitte Bardot in the 1950s and still a place to see and be seen on the Riviera, with several chic beachfront restaurants. Pleasantly simple and effortlessly cool, the interiors are decorated in muted tones of white, champagne and ocher with large floor-to-ceiling glass panels to capture the dazzling Mediterranean. Michelin-starred La Voile Restaurant, led by Chef Eric Canino, serves perfectly balanced healthy and flavorful dishes prepared with ingredients grown in his own garden. Facilities: parking, bar, fitness center, kids club, swimming pool, SPA, sauna/steam/hammam, restaurant. 

The boldly bright bedrooms are gone. Now its 409 rooms decorated in a coastal theme, some in sky blue, others in sandy tones. Expect for the white lacquered furniture, bespoke carpet and white coral. Standard rooms are spacious for Cannes.

Christian Sinicropi reigns supreme at Martinez. In addition to the world-famous Palme d’Or restaurant on the terrace overlooking the beach, you will also find lighter international cuisine with a Mediterranean twist in the beach club or in the landscaped garden. Rosewood and blue leather accent Bar Martinez, where gin (a choice of 22 varieties) is the order of the evening.

There is a huge buffet here with different sections for cold cuts, breads (including gluten free), pastries, fruits, boiled meats and eggs, cereals, nuts and seeds. There is even a decorative beehive surrounded by honey varieties.

A kids’ club is open in July and August. In addition to connecting rooms, all rooms offer free extra beds. Junior suites offer free breakfast for children under 12 years old.

There is a sauna and a well-equipped gym, while the luxury spa uses Swiss brand L Raphael. Facilities: parking, bar, fitness center, kids club, swimming pool, SPA, restaurant.

The Belrose is set on a hillside private estate above the bustling Saint-Tropez road, with golf courses, vineyards and the beautiful hilltop villages of Gassin and Ramatuelle in the background. Visit the beaches of Pampellone and its cool beach clubs three miles (five kilometers) by car or taxi; The harbor of Saint Tropez, restaurants and markets are five minutes away (with good traffic). From the timeless Parisian paintings and oversized puffy sofas in the salon to sparkling wine glasses and silverware at dinner, this pristine creamy white hotel-villa is the epitome of elegance. Unlike St Tropez stalwarts, the comfort is above all in this “home away from home”. Customer preferences are recorded and the staff treats you like a longtime and valued guest – 60 percent are repeated bookings. Chef Pietro Volonte received his first Michelin star this year for his Italian take on contemporary Mediterranean cuisine. His signature dish, risotto in a parmesan wheel, is served with aplomb. The magnificent heated pool is one of the largest in Saint-Tropez, and the spa specializes in Swiss Niance rejuvenation treatments. well equipped gym. A free shuttle runs to Saint-Tropez during high season. Facilities: parking, bar, fitness center, swimming pool, spa, restaurant, laundry.

The hotel is on the water’s edge, between it and the sea is a small beach, as perfect as it gets, with shops, restaurants and the charming green Place de Lis, a 10 minute walk from the hotel. There is also a large and beautiful terrace shaded by pine trees. Nice Airport is 90 minutes away. The architect François Viecroze, a native of Saint-Tropez, knew how to preserve the authenticity of this building by reducing the number of rooms and giving it a modern and elegant structure. Jean-Michel Wilmotte was responsible for the interiors, which featured local pottery and ceramic art by Roger Capron and photographs by Sophie Zenon. The entire interior, intimate in feel, is clad in shades of navy blue and white and is supremely elegant with a touch of Mediterranean flair. Restaurant La Vague d’Or, three Michelin-starred chef Arnaud Donckele, attracts crowds of guests with dishes such as halibut cooked in salt, seaweed paste, lime leaves and zest or langoustines with chestnut honey and rosemary from Massif Maur . tasting menus Timeless, The Land, The Sea and Epicurean Adventure. Lunch under the pines offers Provencal fish soup with saffron sea fish, traditional Nicoise salad or frito misto. Breakfast is a real treat when a cart of warm bread is brought to your table, along with eggs of your choice, a selection of local hams, cheeses and farm yoghurts with fresh fruit. Children are welcome and offers are tailored to each guest, although this is not a child friendly hotel. Facilities: parking, bar, fitness center, beach, swimming pool, SPA, restaurant, laundry.

On a hill with mesmerizing views of pine trees and vines descending to the legendary bay of Pampolonne (south) and the equally seductive Golfe de Saint-Tropez (north). The golden sands of the famous Pampelonne beach are very close – five minutes by Rolls Royce or hipster Mini Moke. Unabashed luxury for the whole family is the hallmark of this spacious resort, languishing on a vast 25-acre estate dotted with cypresses, fragrant lavender beds, young olive and citrus groves. The apricot castle was built in 1904 by Henri Brisson as a wedding gift to his wife, and later it became a hotel. After a radical redesign by luxury hotel group Airelles in 2021, the public areas are dazzling in cool white marble, and the newly landscaped terraced Mediterranean gardens are simply stunning. Set aside enough time for breakfast, gourmet al fresco dining with a sumptuous 22.5m long buffet with live chef’s bacon and veal sausages, eggs in all forms, pancakes, waffles and of course the finest caramelized French toast . At sunset, three restaurants come to life with terraces and live music. Italian antipasti and primi prepared at the Carrara restaurant and traditional Provençal dishes, including divine roasted zucchini flowers at the Auberge des Maures restaurant, are perfect for spending time together. Facilities: parking, bar, fitness center, beach, kids club, sauna, swimming pool, spa, restaurant, laundry.

Located between the most famous seaside resorts of the Riviera, this beachfront hotel offers stunning views of the Gulf of Fourmi and the Cap Ferrat peninsula. By feet you can reach Beaulieu-sur-Mer Casino in five minutes or Villa Kerylos in 10 minutes. The best feature is the open living space that meanders through the dining, bathing and lounging area dotted with banana, citrus and olive trees. The lush garden was created by the most talented landscape architect of Southern France, Jean Mus.
High ceilings and double-height windows give the first floor an airy charm, while the overall interior design combines elements of Art Deco and Neo-Hellenism. Sometimes these disparate themes collide, such as the ill-advised Sienna atrium above the linden leaf lobby. Along with the usual dishes of fish, grilled meat and salad, there are Indian dishes cooked in an outdoor tandoor oven. The star of the show here is Sunday brunch, a hot and cold buffet with everything from oysters to mini-tins of tiramisu. There is also an official restaurant, La Table du Cap, with tall windows and a terrace overlooking the garden. The rich French gastronomic dishes are hearty, though you have to leave place for Chef Anthony Cadey’s signature chocolate and hazelnut dessert. Facilities: parking, bar, fitness center, beach, sauna/hammam, swimming pool, spa, restaurant, laundry, tennis court.

There are few places as exclusive as the Cap Ferrat peninsula. This legendary hotel is set in 17 acres of landscaped grounds. From the top of the cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Famous French Riviera attractions are nearby: Villa Sospir is a seven-minute walk away, while Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild and Villa Kerylos are a 10-minute drive away. The Grand-Hôtel is one of the few places in the world where you can stay in a one-bedroom suite that is larger than the size of your own home.All rooms are spacious, from Superior rooms and up. Light colors throughout, white-panelled walls and linens accented with pale blue, green or beige furniture. The bathrooms are gorgeous with Hermès toiletries and white marble bathtubs. Yorick Nmt is one of the top Michelin star chefs on the Riviera. The wine list features over 600 wines from all over France. The Kids Club, located in the Dauphin Club, has its own garden with a children’s pool and themed activities. Children are welcome with games and toys, as well as their own mini bathrobes and toiletries. Connecting rooms, babysitting and a children’s menu are also available. Facilities: parking, bar, fitness center, beach, kids club, sauna/hammam, swimming pool, spa, restaurant, laundry, tennis court.