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In the 1920s, this delightful villa was the private home of F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda who did much to transform what was a sleepy fishing village into the glamorous haven that Juan-les-Pins is today. It opened as a hotel in 1929 after being bought by the Estene family who still own and run it today.
It is located in a tranquil spot, right on the sea, a ten minute stroll from the centre of town. There are 43 bedrooms, each decorated in an Art Deco style and the atmosphere reflects the jazz-filled days of the Fitzgeralds. There is no swimming pool, but the hotel has a small private sandy beach and an elegant private pier for sunbathing (additional cost applicable, pay locally). The elegant Michelin-starred restaurant, ‘La Passagere’, with its large summer terrace overlooking the water, is excellent. In addition, the hotel offers an informal restaurant for lunch during the summer months.
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