De Crillon

Ile de Ré, France

deluxe-boutique

The little sister of De Toiras, the Villa Clarisse, a former 18th century town house, opened its doors to guests in June 2011. Situated a stone’s throw from St. Martin’s harbour, it has just nine beautifully furnished bedrooms in a relaxed island style with white-washed walls and distressed wooden furniture. All overlook the town or the hotel’s quiet garden and outdoor heated swimming pool, where a continental breakfast is also served, or outside on the terrace.

Paris, France

deluxe

We are delighted to feature this stylish boutique hotel with its outstanding location on Rue Cambon and interiors inspired by Coco Chanel whose first atelier, Maison Chanel is located next door. . The beautiful 18th century building has 108 bedrooms split between two wings.

St. Paul-de-Vence, France

superior

The best hotel in the centre of the village, Le Saint Paul has just 16 cosy and charming rooms in a beautiful 16th century Provençal house. Enjoy lunch in the lee of the ancient bastions at ‘Côté Terrasse’, or dinner at the well-respected ‘Restaurant Le Saint Paul’.

Nice, France

deluxe

This elegant hotel stands at the entrance to Saint- Jean-Cap-Ferrat and has been a favourite for the affluent since its opening in 1904. It was renovated in a fresh Mediterranean style including Art Deco touches throughout the 78 rooms in the main building and the further 14 rooms in the Orangerie which is located in the delightful gardens.

Paris, France

Dating back to the 17th century and built on the ruins of the 13th century Grands-Augustins Abbey, this beautiful hotel has an excellent location right in the heart of St. Germain-des-Prés, just a few minutes’ walk from Notre Dame

Honfleur, France

superior

Set above Honfleur, 10 minutes’ walk to the centre, lies this eye-catching 16th century Relais & Châteaux property with 33 rooms set over three buildings; some in the Ferme building where studios were used by Monet, Sisley, Boudin and other impressionists in the latter half of the 19th century, while the Pressoir annex, built in the late 20th century has added modern luxury.

Burgundy, France

L’Art de Vivre is a charming, traditional barge, which has a particularly fascinating history. Originally built in England during World War One, she served as a supply vessel for Allied troops on the Somme. In retirement, she has enjoyed a more tranquil lifestyle on one of France’s longest-established canals, the Canal du Nivernais.

Nice, France

deluxe

This superb Relais & Châteaux hotel is located in the hills outside Vence and with spectacular views towards the Mediterranean. This was once the former residence of the Knights Templar and is renowned as one of the most historical addresses in southern France.

Corsica, France

superior

Overlooking the bay of Porto Vecchio, the Casadelmar is surrounded by beautiful Italian gardens and has unrivalled sea views. Its 31 rooms all face the sea and are decorated in a contemporary style with bright colours and modern furnishings.

Avignon, France

Guests staying at the Avignon Grand will certainly enjoy the excellent location, sense of space, relaxing garden and value for money. A modern hotel, it is situated a short walk from the historic city walls with easy access to shops and restaurants. The 124 bedrooms are spacious and overlook the city’s ramparts or the quiet courtyard and garden.