Le Petit Nice Passedat Marseille

5-star hotel, Le Petit Nice has been a unique destination in Marseille since 1917. “100 km from noise, five minutes from the centre”, as my grandfather who established Le Petit Nice used to say, it’s a hidden setting by the sea. Our "maison" is in an exceptional setting: right on the edge of the sea, orientated south, facing the Mediterranean, with the Frioul islands, Château d’If, and Gaby island out at sea...

Pan Dei Palais Saint Tropez

With a sense of familarity and ease, Pan Deï Palais is your home away from home. Tucked away in the heart of Saint-Tropez, the private address is for hotel residents only until nightfall. As a hotel resident, make the most of exclusive perks during your stay. Every morning, enjoy a delicious al fresco breakfast poolside and then in summer grab one of our electric bikes to see the sights and make your way through the...

Les Bords De Mer Marseille

The first thing to strike you about Les Bords de Mer will be its stunning view of the Mediterranean Sea, stretching as far as the eye can see. It is one of the most gorgeous views in all of Marseilles and the light is unlike anywhere else in the world. There is the sense of getting away from it all, a breath of fresh air and new lease on life, an invitation to travel and an exciting destination: Marseilles. The location of the hotel is a special...

La Bastide de Saint Tropez

Gerard pariente and his 3 kids (Gary, Gregoire and David) fell in love with Saint-Tropez and with la Bastide of Saint Tropez which has been created in 1986. Fabien Delaffon is the general manager since 2007. Here, you enter a country house that resonates with a soul and a spirit. Each guest is greeted with individual care and attention so as to ensure that every moment of their stay in this establishment is...

Hotel de Paris Saint-Tropez

Inaugurated in 1931, the Hôtel de Paris Saint-Tropez soon became a coveted meeting place for visiting artists seeking inspiration for their work. The painter Dunoyer de Segonzac resided at the hotel all year round, while Clark Gable and French singer Mistinguett were regular guests. Chef Louis Lions’ notorious Grand Marnier Soufflé, served at the restaurant Leï Mouscardins, had people flocking in from the entire region...