Full of surprise, day after day Le Negresco has been writing the legend of Nice and the French Riviera for more than a century.
The story began in 1913.
On January 8, Le Negresco opened its doors; the hotel designed by Henri Negrescu immediately attracted the international Jet Set, Artists, Politicians and Crowned heads, many of whom have signed the guestbook.
https://www.hotel-negresco-nice.com
Bernard Magrez invites the clients of the Grande Maison to live tailor-made experiences to discover and understand the magical universe of its four Grands Crus Classés. (Top- class Vintages)
Charm, elegance and refinement are combined in these six luxurious rooms. With a revisited Napoleon III style, adorned with pink and green and in sparkling raspberry furnished Parma, they will seduce you and are a fine example of French Master craftsman-ship.
Horus faucets and ceramics, Braquenié embroidered fabrics from the house of Pierre Frey in silk taffeta, Houlès trimmings, Moissonnier furniture and Guerlain beauty products in the bathrooms.
https://lagrandemaison-bordeaux.com
Discover a timeless address, a haven of peace in the heart of the capital, surrounded by shaded gardens.
Behind an elegant facade, you will discover a new world imagined by the interior designer Didier Benderli (Kérylos Intérieurs).
Treat yourself to an enchanting break in this luxury hotel in the 3rd arrondissement, a popular stopover for travellers from all over the world in search of discretion and charm.
PAVILLON DE LA REINE & Spa owes its name to Anne of Austria, Queen of France who, in the 17th century, lived in the wing that separated the house from the current “Place des Vosges,” in the Marais district of Paris. It was on the occasion of her engagement to Louis XIII, in 1612, that the square was inaugurated. It then took the name of “Place Royale”. In 1800, it was named “Place des Vosges”. It is the oldest square in Paris. Over the centuries, it has welcomed many famous residents such as Colette or Victor Hugo. It has thus contributed to the aura of the Marais, a district for which it is partly famous.
Now it is your turn to discover this historic site of the capital, a preserved site now occupied by a pleasant park, fountains, lawns and trees.
http://www.pavillon-de-la-reine.com
Designed by Jacques Garcia, the hotel's 130 rooms and suites are uniquely decorated and styled and ideally located in the centre of Bordeaux.
Featuring old-fashioned French decoration and UNESCO World Heritage architecture, the InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hotel has 13 meeting rooms and a gourmet restaurant inspired by Gordon Ramsay. Guests can relax in the indoor swimming pool or book a massage in the spa.
https://www.ihg.com/intercontinental
Lose yourself in the extreme beauty of Corsica, an area like nowhere else in the world.
To pass from dream to reality it took Murtoli, (the sleeping beauty), all the passion and the will of a man from the country, to work for the revival of this heritage area while respecting the memory of the place and the elders, by blending the work of the peasant, the shepherd, and the hotelier.
There is nothing in France, in Europe, and even in the world comparable to the Domaine de Murtoli.
The concept of the ‘split/ divided hotel’, combining about twenty sheepfolds and 17th century houses, sometimes several kilometres apart, with tailor-made hotel services and extraordinary escapes.
Almost all of them offer their own private swimming pool, all of them open with their own wrought iron gates, offer you modern comfort and a blazing fireplace.
The Domaine de Murtoli, goes beyond the simple idea of an agri-tourism associated with a hotel and escapes all definitions. Murtoli is nevertheless one of the few 5* hotels open almost all year round, from April to early January, in Southern Corsica.
Ideally nestled between two bays, the Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa sits majestically above the pristine waters of the crystal clear turquoise lagoon.
The resort features 104 bungalows, decorated in a contemporary Polynesian style with a splendid view of the beach or gardens from the private terrace. Enjoy classic French Polynesian dishes in the open air at the panoramic Arii Vahine restaurant. Relax by the sparkling infinity pool or enjoy a friendly tennis match on the resort’s courts. Discover the Moorea Lagoon Spa, a true oasis of relaxation.
Just a stone's throw from the “Place des Lices,” so loved by the bowls players, the Byblos is the work of a Lebanese hotelier, Jean-Prosper Gay-Para, a Francophile builder and owner of the Excelsior in Beirut. After two years of building works, the Lebanese wanted to build a palace like the Thousand and One Nights for Brigitte Bardot whom he was in love with - it is the stuff of romantic legend.
The Byblos attracted the jet-set and the global elite. The first regulars of the hotel were Liz Taylor, Richard Burton, Duke Ellington, Romy Schneider, Charles Aznavour, Louis de Funès, Michel Polnareff, Gibert Bécaud… In 1971, the wedding of Mick Jagger and Bianca Perez – was a memorable party at the Caves du Roy – and the newlyweds had the Beatles as their guests of honour. But it was Eddie Barclay who was the emperor of the Caves du Roy, a Reveller with a heart of gold. His band of friends lived in this sumptuous villa in Cap Camarat: Barclay remains an icon of Saint-Tropez.
The Byblos remains the oldest international hotel in the City of the Bailiff. In perpetual modernization, it has maintained its leading status -number 1 in the Michelin 2017- because it has not been integrated into other groups like Barrière or Accor and is run by the original family. And since 2006, Antoine Chevanne, in full consultation with his mother Mireille, a born decorator, and his father Sylvain, an excellent businessman – they have decided together on further objectives and investments.
This charming boutique hotel has been renovated and rehabilitated throughout with an Art Deco style to create a truly refined decor. The upper-floor apartment and penthouse with terraces offer stunning views of the world-famous Eiffel Tower. It’s an ideal place for exploring the City of Light.
The Maison FL is located just across the River Seine from the Eiffel Tower and the Champs de Mars Park, and is near The Trocadero with its gardens and the Palais de Chaillot, built for the 1937 International Exhibition. So as soon as you step out, you are close to some of the best sights in Paris.
You can take a short metro ride from nearby Passy to the Arc de Triomphe and stroll along the Champs-Elysées, the most beautiful avenue in the world. Other local points of interest include the OECD, the UNESCO Centre and the Palais des Congrès – Porte Maillot. And with the airport shuttle, reaching it couldn’t be easier.
The 175 perfectly equipped rooms and suites at the Saint James Albany Hotel & Spa invite you to spend an unforgettable stay in the centre of Paris.
Gourmets will enjoy a delicious continental buffet breakfast, with a cuisine blending creativity and flavours, as well as brunch on the weekend at the 202 Rivoli restaurant before finishing the evening with a cocktail at the bar in a cosy atmosphere or on the terrace at the Hotel Saint James Albany, Rue de Rivoli Paris.
The Saint James Albany hotel is ideally located in the historic centre of Paris between the Place de la Concorde and the Louvre, near the Place Vendôme, the famous Boulevard Haussmann, the Eglise de la Madeleine and the Opéra Garnier district, as well as the Tuileries Metro station which is less than 10 metres away. For shopping, you’re just a few steps away from the Saint-Honoré shopping street.
To explore this former residence of General Lafayette, where he had the privilege of receiving Queen Marie Antoinette in 1779, stop under the arches of n° 202 Rue de Rivoli.
Intimate and timeless, these spaces have kept all their splendour by adding some Modern qualities too. Enter this 18th century mansion to discover facades classed as “Monuments Historiques,” arranged around private terraces that bestow the space with calmness and serenity.
https://www.hotel-saintjames-albany-paris.fr
A 5-star luxury hotel - Palace, the Château de la Messardière welcomes you to Saint-Tropez in the Var (83), near Provence and the French Riviera. A prestigious hotel, the Château de la Messardière is the largest hotel in Saint-Tropez with 117 rooms and suites.
Built in the XIXth century, the Château was offered at the beginning of this century, during their marriage, to Henry Brisson de la Messardière, an Officer and excellent horseman, and to Louise Dupuy d’Angeac, a young Artist and Musician. They had seven children.
With long daily horse rides and piano chords, life went smoothly and happily …when fate struck Henri prematurely. Ruin lay ahead. But dynamic and determined, the young widow then decided on the next purpose of the Château: to host distinguished guests.
In the Roaring Twenties, it was filled with lavish receptions and parties; but Louise knew little about Management, and slowly the estate was on the brink of loss…
The Hotel & Spa Le Bouclier d'Or**** offers you 22 luxurious rooms & suites, a spa "L'Ecrin du Bien-Être", a seminar and reception area and a bar "Le Meyerhof".
The Hotel is located at the entrance to the historic district of Strasbourg, “La Petite France,” the building dates from the middle of the 16th century. Historically, the main building in the rue du Bouclier was owned by the Chevaliers Schilt.
Before the French Revolution, the house was owned by an Ammeister, the Deputy Mayor at the time of Mr Lempp. During the revolution, after looting the Town Hall on Place Gutenberg, the mob then invaded and ransacked the house. The facade remains sober because it is located in the 18th century Protestant district of Strasbourg, which had its Temple in the rue du Bouclier, which still exists today.
In the 1790’s it was bought by a notary and during the 19th and 20th centuries the building was a dwelling house. At the beginning of the 21st century, the building lay in ruin, lying dormant behind its heavy decrepit door whose ivy had gradually invaded the facade…
Discover the Miramar Corsica, the first Small Luxury Hotel on the island, located in the heart of a two-acre garden and only minutes away from the unspoiled sandy beaches and clear sea of Southern Corsica.
Situated in the heart of the Gulf of Valinco, renowned for its wild beaches, clear waters and unspoilt landscape, this superb region is a jewel of the Mediterranean and is full of activities for all ages: excursions by kayak, paddle, jet skis, horse, quad, etc. The Miramar Corsica is easily accessible by Direct Flights to Ajaccio or Figariau from Geneva, Brussels, London, Oslo, Paris, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Marseille, Nice, Nantes, Caen, Strasbourg, etc.
https://fr.miramarboutiquehotel.com
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