Grand Hotel du Palais Royal

Honfleur, France

superior

Set above Honfleur, 10 minutes’ walk to the centre, lies this eye-catching 16th century Relais & Châteaux property with 33 rooms set over three buildings; some in the Ferme building where studios were used by Monet, Sisley, Boudin and other impressionists in the latter half of the 19th century, while the Pressoir annex, built in the late 20th century has added modern luxury.

Paris, France

superior

This property has a great location – right on the fashionable Rue St. Honoré, one of the city’s most elegant streets and close to the Place Vendôme, the Opéra and the Louvre.

Lyon, France

With its towers, moat, drawbridge and distinctive honey-coloured stone walls, this is one of France’s most historic landmarks.The Château dates from the 13th century and is set in the heart of the Beaujolais countryside. Acquired by Lady Hamlyn in 1987, it is still under private ownership and is 20 kilometres north west of Lyon, next to the picturesque village of Bagnols.

Paris, France

deluxe

We are delighted to feature this stylish boutique hotel with its outstanding location on Rue Cambon and interiors inspired by Coco Chanel whose first atelier, Maison Chanel is located next door. . The beautiful 18th century building has 108 bedrooms split between two wings.

Nice, France

superior

Formerly a private house dating back to the Belle Époque, the Villa Rivoli is located in the heart of the historical Old Town, a short walk from the Promenade des Anglais and Place Masséna.

Menton, France

superior

This bright, modern hotel is located on the Baie de Garavan, 100 metres from the beach, a short stroll from the Val Rahmeh Botanical Garden and a 10-minute walk to the atmospheric old town.

Provencal Countryside, France

A member of Relais & Chateaux, this delightful property is located at the heart of a 1,200-acre wine estate, in the Var region between the villages of Lorgues and Flayosc, 90 minutes from either Nice or Marseille airports. In additional to the hotel's 34 rooms, there are also five villas available for those seeking additional privacy.

Burgundy, France

L’Art de Vivre is a charming, traditional barge, which has a particularly fascinating history. Originally built in England during World War One, she served as a supply vessel for Allied troops on the Somme. In retirement, she has enjoyed a more tranquil lifestyle on one of France’s longest-established canals, the Canal du Nivernais.

St. Paul-de-Vence, France

superior

The best hotel in the centre of the village, Le Saint Paul has just 16 cosy and charming rooms in a beautiful 16th century Provençal house. Enjoy lunch in the lee of the ancient bastions at ‘Côté Terrasse’, or dinner at the well-respected ‘Restaurant Le Saint Paul’.

Dordogne, France

deluxe

Situated on the banks of the River Dronne in the heart of Brantôme, the most picturesque of Dordogne towns, the Moulin de L’Abbaye is a charming and friendly ivy-clad hotel divided into three separate buildings. The mill itself provided the town with flour, wool and electricity and now houses the comfortable lounge bar and restaurant situated on the river’s edge with a tree-shaded terrace.