Chalet Alpen Valley Mont-Blanc

On the heights of the authentic village of Combloux, the Chalet Alpen Valley offers a unique and panoramic view of the imposing and sublime Mont Blanc all year round. Located at the start of the slopes, this boutique hotel offers an ideal location for skiers and/or hiking fans in winter and summer. Meet up with your loved ones on the slopes, on the hiking trails, for a drink on our terrace, over a board game or in the cinema...

Maison Decoret Vichy

In the heart of Auvergne with its incredible natural surroundings and rich cultural heritage, lies a haven of elegance and revitalisation: Vichy, the “Queen of spa towns”. Just moments away from the incomparable art nouveau Opéra and the banks of the Allier river, Jacques and Martine Decoret opened their property in 2008. They extended a superb brick chalet built in 1857 under Napoleon III, adding a contemporary...

Mas de La Fouque Camargue

The pace here is slow and gentle. Intoxicating. Exhilarating and enticing. We are situated in the South of France. We are in the heart of the Camargue. Le Mas de la Fouque is a place where quality begins with simplicity. In the heart of nature, we are committed to respecting our landscape, to live in total harmony with the flora and fauna that surrounds us. A stay at Le Mas de la Fouque is above all a time to enjoy...

Hotel La Tartane Saint Tropez

La Tartane Saint-Tropez is a place full of charm and conviviality. Designed as a Provencal hamlet, it is surrounded by a beautiful garden planted with Mediterranean species such as a remarkable collection of citrus trees. La Tartane reveals itself as a warm place brightened by a palette of sunny colors and natural materials. Wooden benches, rattan chairs and headboards, travertine tables, embroidered textiles...With...

Hotel Belle Rives Antibes

The history of the Belles Rives begins with a discovery: the ‘Lost Generation’, composed of a disenchanted youth and artists broken by the First World War, heads to the South of France and invents the Côte d’Azur. Heading up the American trend for between-the-wars literature, F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda, pack their bags in 1925 for the French Riviera and succumb to the charm of a dwelling called the...