Hotels of the month

The good news is that the finest bars in Parisian luxury hotels aren’t just for guests staying there. Destinations in themselves, these glamorous spots offer the ultimate experience of infiltrating the hushed atmosphere of a palace for a drink.

In Europe’s highest resort, a hotel is shaking up Alpine codes. The spirit of F7? Impertinent, offbeat and festive. There’s no fuss here, just a cool atmosphere, comfort and a vintage look that make this a one-of-a-kind refuge.

A blend of 19th-century heritage and contemporary luxury, Le Balzac combines Parisian refinement with a panoramic view of the capital.

Sleeping in a castle is a dream come true for many of us, attracted by the splendor and history of these centuries-old monuments. From the Loire Valley to Provence, not forgetting Normandy, find out more about our favorite chateau-hotels.

The hotel Cœur de Megève well deserves its name. Right in the center only two steps from the church, this 4-star hotel features a contemporary decor, it offers 39 rooms and suites, a restaurant and a spa in partnership with Tata Harper.

One of the finest addresses in the Luberon has undergone a complete metamorphosis, sublimating its historic heritage and gaining in contemporary style. A huge new L’Occitane spa, with its remarkable facilities and treatment menu, consolidates the place as a must-see holistic destination in Provence.

Less than thirty minutes from Aix-en-Provence, a haven of peace proudly reigns over the Provencal countryside. With its five-star Relais & Châteaux label, Château de Fonscolombe promises a princely stay of simplicity and elegance.

Located in Paris’s opulent 16th arrondissement, between avenue Foch and avenue Victor Hugo, the Saint James Paris hotel is housed in a 19th-century mansion rarely seen in the capital. Meet the owner.

Just three years after winning his second Michelin star, Christophe Hay has opened one of the most talked-about hotels of 2022 in Blois, on the banks of the Loire.

What are the best hotels in Saint-Tropez? Prestigious palaces or confidential boutique hotels, design havens or refurbished country houses, the most famous village on the Côte d’Azur has no shortage of fine addresses. Here’s an overview.

Overlooking the Mediterranean at Théoule-sur-Mer, the Tiara Miramar, a five-star member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World, was built in the 1930s and completely renovated a few years ago. It’s one of those addresses whispered about by insiders..

Built in the 1920s, the Tiara Yaktsa, a five-star boutique hotel and Relais & Châteaux member, offers 180° views over the Mediterranean. Among its many assets, he won a Michelin star for his L’Or Bleu gourmet restaurant in 2021.

What are the most beautiful hotels on the Côte d’Azur? From historic palaces and luxury hotels to stylish boutique hotels and secret 4 or 5 star addresses, we unveil our selection of the finest hotels on the Côte d’Azur.

Here’s our selection of the best hotels in the Luberon, from luxurious bastides and luxury resorts to Provencal farmhouses planted in the garrigue and addresses perched in the heart of the emblematic villages of this famous corner of Provence.

Paris, capital of fashion. Paris, capital of art. And Paris, of course, capital of gastronomy. For several years now, tea time has been a must for lovers of sweet treats and majestic settings. Take a look at the five best tea times in Parisian palaces.

Beyond their 5-star status, Paris’s finest palaces boast a rich history, fabulous service and opulent luxury. A review of the French capital’s finest palaces.

The rooftop is to a Parisian hotel what cuisine is to a restaurant – in other words, indispensable. Here’s a roundup of rooftop hotels in Paris, where you can admire the view of the world’s most beautiful city.

Looking for something out of the ordinary? Many unusual hotels are springing up in the capital. But you need to know about them! Here are the top unusual hotels in Paris.

On Rue des Beaux-Arts, in the heart of chic, arty Saint-Germain-des-Prés, lies an address as secret as it is intimate. With its luxurious rooms, gourmet restaurant, elegant bar and attentive service, L’Hôtel is one of the capital’s finest establishments.

Rooms overlooking the Grand Canal? Too expensive. Terraces overlooking the lagoon? Too cliché. Piazza San Marco? Too touristy. If that’s what you think of Venice, then Ca’ Pisani is the place for you.