French Riviera

Royal Riviera

Name: Royal Riviera
Address: French Riviera

Iconic location on the Côte d’Azur

Contemporary interiors and old-world charm

The Royal Riviera Hotel sits in the heart of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, an iconic location on the Côte d’Azur. A truly elegant hotel with grandiose architecture and contemporary interiors that manage to maintain the old-world charm. High ceilings, picture windows with wooden shutters give the hotel a wonderfully bright feel.

The hotel has two restaurants and two bars; there’s a choice of indoor or outdoor dining locations; French cuisine or international flavours. The hotel not only has its own large swimming pool with comfortable loungers, but there’s also direct access to the beach and the glistening sea. At the beach the hotel has its own loungers and parasols for your comfort.

The hotel boasts a total of 96 rooms and suites, 78 of which are in the main building. Designed to reflect the landscape of the south of France, the majority of the rooms overlook the sea and gardens. The private villa l’Orangerie features 18 additional rooms and Suites are decorated in the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat style. The hotel also has its own stylish boutique stocking lines of swimwear, tunics, handbags and regional specialties .

Highlights

96 rooms and suites

Private villa

Two restaurants

Two bars

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Places to combine Royal Riviera with

The Loire Valley

Château de Noizay

Located between Amboise and Tours, the Château de Noizay sits within 24 hectares and is surrounded by the vineyards of the Vouvray estate.

There are 19 rooms spread across two buildings, the main château and the Pavillon de l’Horloge. They are traditional in style with rich fabrics, period furniture and ornate detailing and many of them look out over the hotel gardens.

The restaurant is a real celebration of F rench cuisine with a menu that follows the seasons and a larder bursting with fresh, local produce. Dishes are immaculately presented and both thoroughly French and modern at the same time.

There are bikes for hire and guests can take to the Loire à Vélo trail which runs between Amboise and Tours through the vineyards of Vouvray and Montlouis-sur-Loire. When you’re not out exploring, sink into one of the chairs in the library with a good book, or take a dip in the outdoor heated pool.

Bordeaux

Les Sources De Caudalie

In the renowned vineyards of Château Smith Haut Lafitte, around 17km (11 miles) outside of Bordeaux, Les Sources de Caudalie is a rural retreat celebrating the best of this Southwest France’s cultural and culinary heritage.

There are 40 rooms and 21 suites split amongst the sprawling property, with most in six buildings that, while looking thoroughly historic, were specially built using huge reclaimed beams from abandoned local properties. Most have a terrace or a balcony with a beautiful view on the Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte’s vineyards or over the lake.

There is also the Village des Pêcheurs – or Fishermen’s village – with 12 suites on stilts around a small lake inspire by the oyster-farms of the Arcachon Bay. Additionally, there is the unique Ile aux Oiseaux suite, a wooden pavilion standing out over the water on stilts, adventurously redecorated by a different designer every 3 or 4 years.

The spa here comes from the inventors of ‘vinotherapy’, with treatments combining the anti-ageing properties of polyphenols contained in grape-seeds and the spa’s own natural hot-water spring in the most tranquil of settings.

The senses will continue to be treated at either of the two restaurants here, whether with fine seasonal French dining and fittingly fabulous wine list at the twice Michelin starred La Grand’Vigne, bistro-style food at Table de Lavoir, or at either of the two wine bars.

Activities from Les Sources de Caudalie include wine tasting, wine tasting lessons and cooking classes. Excursions to explore the surrounding sites, such as boat trip into Bordeaux or to rustic Saint-Émilion, can also be arranged.

Paris

Four Seasons Hotel George V

Housed in a 1928 Art Deco building in the Golden Triangle of Paris, this grand hotel boasts stunning views out over the city, and is filled with gorgeous 19^th-century art and furniture.

There are 244 luxurious guest rooms and suites to choose from, many of which have private terraces. Décor is elegant and suites spacious, with fresh flowers, carefully chosen artwork and bright Louis XVI styling.

This is the first hotel in Europe to offer five Michelin stars across three restaurants. The menu at Le Cinq draws upon classic French culinary techniques using fresh regional ingredients. Savour light and modern Mediterranean-style dishes at Le George in Paris. An extension of the chic bar La Galerie, L’Orangerie serves contemporary French cuisine.

On the fourth floor you’ll find the Pop Up Spa by Jeff Leatham which offers a variety of relaxation and beauty treatments. There are also private gym and yoga classes on offer.