Château d'Audrieu

The history and charm of the old building which houses this hotel have been combined seamlessly with contemporary design. With each of its 27 rooms named after some of the region’s most famous chateaux, Le Boutique Hotel celebrates Bordeaux’s wines and surrounds. Stone walls and parquet floors work perfectly with designer furniture and artworks in both the inviting suites and spacious apartments.
Enjoy views of the beautiful courtyard or the Bordeaux skyline. Not only will you experience all the luxurious comfort you expect at a four-star hotel, but you’ll also be made to feel truly at home. Retreat to tranquil terrace garden and find yourself in the Wine Bar where an extensive, regularly-updated menu showcases the diversity of the region’s vineyards.

Set on a hilltop, Villa Maïa looks out over the lush gardens below to the distant tapestry of the city's rooftops.

You’ll find Le Domaine du Mas de Pierre set in the beautiful countryside of Provence near the ramparts of Saint-Paul-de-Vence. Extensive renovations have seen the hotel transformed into a relaxed and friendly luxurious resort surrounded by eight hectares of garden. The 76 rooms and suites have private outdoor areas and are set across nine authentic Provençal bastides or manor houses. Gastronomic restaurant La Table de Pierre opens out onto the gardens and Chef Emmanuel Lehrer’s menu celebrates the generosity of nature through the seasons. Located beside the pool Bistrot Lis Orto is open for lunch and dinner with cross-generational Southern French-inspired cuisine created using regional produce. Set away from the bastides you’ll discover the lagoon with its Provençal rock mountain border. Find a deckchair on the sandy beach or in the water and relax by a soothing water jet. Take that focus on relaxation and rejuvenation further with various treatments at the spa, spend time in the fitness room and indoor swimming pool, and make use of the Jacuzzi, hammam, salt and herbal saunas and the snow cave.

Nestled in a lush seven-hectare park, this stately chateau was once home to the de Polignac family. The 20 spacious rooms and suites are elegantly sophisticated and decorated in the classical French style. Dine at the double Michelin-starred Le Parc where the gourmet menu boasts french Haute Cuisine in a magnificent setting. The extensive wine list features more than 600 Champagne labels. Or opt for the modern steel, stone and brick surroundings of brasserie Le Jardin. The hotel’s bar offers wonderful views out over the park during the day, and a refined place to raise a glass in the evening. Spend your days horse riding, playing golf or tennis, biking, or simply head out into the surrounding countryside on foot.