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Destinations in France

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  Aquitaine

  • 9 hotels
  France’s south-westernmost region is a lush, green pocket of land caught between the mountains and the windswept Atlantic coast.
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  Brittany

  • 2 hotels
  Rugged, windswept Brittany in north-west France is the coastal twin of Cornwall, and its happy-holidays charm matches its UK sister’s in buckets and spades.
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  Burgundy

  • 1 hotel
  Located in the heart of France, Burgundy is a region of peaceful canals, well-tended vineyards and rural charm – the epitome of la vie Française.
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  Champagne-Ardenne

  • 2 hotels
  Walloon countryside, tiny towns, farmland and forest await in this peaceful and picturesque corner of north-east France.
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  Corsica

  • 1 hotel
  Corsica is the ultimate short-haul adventure, tightly packing in all of the natural world’s best bits. It’s got mountains, fields and shimmering coastline. And it has a wild side too: wild boar wander and tortoises totter freely by your feet.
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  Côte d'Azur

  • 12 hotels
  • 7 villas
  On the coast that defined seaside glamour, you can never be too rich or too brown.
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  Dordogne

  • 1 hotel
  In the warm valleys of southwestern France, where the Dordogne, Isle and Lot rivers wriggle their way to the Atlantic, the lush landscape, sunny days and mild temperatures combine to produce perfect conditions for grapes and truffles.
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  Haut-Médoc

  • 1 hotel
  Pop a cork, pour a glass and embrace your inner bon vivant on the hallowed terroir of Haut-Médoc.
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  Languedoc-Roussillon

  • 5 hotels
  Sprawling from the chestnut-dotted Cévennes Mountains to a flamingo-flanked Mediterranean Coast, by way of magnificent ancient cities and rolling winelands, this region has reason to puff out its chest when declaring its geographical and metropolitan offerings.
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  Loire Valley

  • 2 hotels
  The Loire Valley: a verdant sprawl of sunflower fields, green landscapes and two glittering rivers, beloved of France’s mediaeval kings, and studded with the turreted, towering châteaux they left behind.
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  Normandy

  • 2 hotels
  A vast rural region of castles, Camembert and clifftops, Normandy is as rich in history as it is in mouthwatering rustic produce.
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  Paris

  • 25 hotels
  Discover the layers of old and new, privilege and punk, that give Paris its ageless verve.
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  Provence

  • 15 hotels
  • 2 villas
  The south-west area of Provence is a land of light and colour, where the languid river Rhône winds its way through fruit orchards and fields of lavender before melting into the watery maze of the Camargue.
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  Rambouillet

  • 1 hotel
  Under an hour from Paris, Rambouillet is known for its stately château and sprawling forest, once a favourite hunting ground for the city’s elite.
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  Rhône-Alpes

  • 8 hotels
  Named for the river running through it and the mountains at its edge, Rhône-Alpes is a region of vinous valleys, mighty peaks, lakeside spa towns and scenic drives.
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  Val Thorens

  • 1 hotel
  Part of Les Trois Vallées, the fast, vast skiing wonderland in the French Alps, Val Thorens is one of Europe’s highest ski resorts, so powdery peaks are practically a sure thing.