From the Belle Époque palace that hosted the G7 summit to the waterfront Hilton, discover our curated selection of the finest hotels in Évian-les-Bains, nestled on the shores of Lake Geneva.
3.9 billion euros invested in the French hotel industry in 2025: the ranking of regions attracting the most capital, from Île-de-France to the French Riviera.
H8 Collection sees two of its iconic properties, Castel Beau Site in Brittany and Le Vieux Castillon in the Gard, enter the very exclusive circle of Small Luxury Hotels of the World™. This double distinction honours the excellence of these characterful establishments and strengthens the international reach of the French luxury group.
Billionaire Rodolphe Saadé (CMA CGM, BFMTV) has acquired Le Yaca hotel in Saint-Tropez, marking another significant investment in the peninsula's luxury hospitality sector after Bernard Arnault.
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The Mercure Paris Bastille Marais reopens in a completely renovated version. Featuring a Circle Movement studio, green woodwork, and a revamped breakfast, here is our full review of this 4-star hotel in the 11th arrondissement, just steps from the Bastille.
For the 2026 World Cup, the French national team has taken over Boston's Four Seasons, a luxury hotel opposite the Public Garden. We take a tour of Les Bleus' headquarters: private suites, a dedicated recovery floor, and dining for a hundred guests.
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We stayed at Kube Saint-Tropez, the 5-star hotel reopened by Machefert Group: Naturals rooms, an exceptional myBlend spa, Le Petit Célestin rooftop, and Cybèle beach. Our complete review, with a score of 9.9/10.
Saint James Paris and Kaviari house launch « Un Grain de Folie », a caviar and mixology tasting on the capital's most beautiful garden terrace. We tasted it.
From Lake Como to the Scottish Highlands, our selection of Europe's 10 most beautiful luxury lakeside hotels.
No, there won't be a Louis Vuitton hotel at 103-111 Champs-Élysées. Here's the true project: a complete "destination" within the former Élysée Palace building from 1899.
Formerly Oréa, HOSPYA manages twenty-seven hotels in Paris and its immediate surrounding areas. With a new brand, a distinct management model, and a clear direction set by Sara Brami, this is a portrait of a family hotel network prioritising management over size.
Perched atop the 16th arrondissement's hotel, the Molitor Rooftop reopens with a Mediterranean cruise theme, offering views of the Art Deco pool and the Eiffel Tower.
