Luxury holidays in France

Destinations in France

• 

  Aquitaine

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

  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.
• 

  Burgundy

  • 2 hotels
  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.
• 

  Champagne-Ardenne

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

  Corsica

  • 5 hotels
  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.
• 

  Côte d'Azur

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

  French Basque Country

  • 4 hotels
  Slow days passed chasing – or riding – the waves are a sign that summer is in full swing in the French Basque Country, where Belle Époque Biarritz and pretty historic towns sit along the sunny southwestern border.
• 

  Guainville

  • 1 hotel
  Away from Paris's bustle, Guainville is relaxed leafy retreat.
• 

  Haut-Médoc

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

  Hauts-de-Seine

  • 1 hotel
  Mighty Versailles rules in this westerly stretch of Île-de-France, just outside Paris. No footnote to the capital, Hauts-de-Seine has rural and cultural charms of its own.
• 

  Île de Ré

  • 2 hotels
• 

  L’Île d'Yeu

  • 2 hotels
  Jump off from the French coast for castle-hopping and more coastal adventures on L’Île d'Yeu.
• 

  Languedoc-Roussillon

  • 2 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.
• 

  Loire Valley

  • 4 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.
• 

  Lyon

  • 1 hotel
  Often described, even by the Parisians, as being like Paris but without the crowds, France’s second city, Lyon, is a chic metropolis but with a style and frenetic pace all of its own.
• 

  Narbonne

  • 1 hotel
  Rife with Roman ruins, brilliant birdlife and picturesque lagoons, Narbonne is the undersung belle of the French Riviera
• 

  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.
• 

  Paris

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

  Provence

  • 22 hotels
  • 1 villa
  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.
• 

  Rhône-Alpes

  • 15 hotels
  • 1 villa
  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.
• 

  Three Valleys

  • 7 hotels
• 

  Toulon

  • 1 villa
  Say adieu to the Côte d’Azur crowds for Toulon, a smaller port city to the west of the Riviera with a quaint Gallic charm all of its own.
• 

  Val d'Isère

  • 2 hotels
  Hard partying, hard skiing Val d'Isère requires a lot of stamina; it’s skiing is some of the best in the Alps and its bars are legendary.
• 

  Val Thorens

  • 2 hotels
  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.
• 

  Yvelines

  • 1 hotel