Hotels & Bed & Breakfast
Is sole meunière the new luxury?
Among the most famous fish, sole has become a rarity on fishmongers' shelves. And yet, in its classic preparation à la meunière, generous with hazelnut butter, sole is catching up with the hype, between a desire for simplicity and a quest for a taste paradise less and less accessible.
The all-purpose wok
He's arrived from China and brought the fires of hell into our kitchens. It grabs everything that falls into its path and concocts, in the time it takes to say "wow", a colorful plate. The wok has conquered the West with its promise of healthy, fun and ultra-fast cooking: the dream tool for healthy fast food.
Auffo, Coline Faulquier's future restaurant in Marseille
Coline Faulquier has just taken over l'Épuisette, an iconic Marseille address, which she will open under the name Auffo in April. Here's what's in store.
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Gault&Millau Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 2025
On the occasion of the presentation of its latest guide dedicated to the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, on Monday February 5, 2024, Gault&Millau honored the chefs and culinary professionals of these territories.the event took place at the Palais de la Bourse in Lyon. The day before, award winners and Gault&Millau partners attended a dinner at Celest, hosted by chefs Jean-François Têtedoie and Anthony Bonnet.
René Meilleur, Gault&Millau d'Or 2025 for the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region
A leading figure in Savoyard gastronomy, René Meilleur has shaped La Bouitte in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville since 1976. His commitment and talent have earned him the prestigious title of Gault&Millau d'Or 2025 in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.
Anne-Sophie Pic x Marc Lévy: A delicious blend of genres
One is an emblematic figure of French gastronomy whose talent shines on a planetary scale. The other is the most widely read French writer in the world. Anne-Sophie Pic and Marc Lévy, two famous names who admire each other without ever having met... until the day Gault&Millau decided to put in its two cents. A delicious intuition that was just the right one, to bring cuisine and literature into unison
My first is a palace that hosted the filming of the legendary movie "Un homme est une femme", my second is nestled opposite one of France's most beautiful villages, and my third conceals two sublime lodges perched amidst the vines.each of these hotels has a unique charm, a singular history and an atmosphere that promises a memorable experience for two. book as soon as possible...
Hôtel Monsieur Aristide, Paris
In a cobbled Montmartre alleyway, this boutique hotel is charmingly housed in a 19th-century house, where Belle Époque elegance meets the bohemian soul of the neighborhood. The 25 rooms and suites, including two duplexes with views over the rooftops of Paris, feature natural tones and antique furnishings. Some have private terraces or open onto a secret garden. Café Aristide: a warm, festive atmosphere reigns supreme, with cuisine that revisits the menus of Parisian bistros. The bar, with its mahogany counter and creative cocktails, is inspired by the cabarets of yesteryear. A vintage jukebox, floral banquettes and a passionate team extend the magic late into the night.
from 164 euros. 3 Rue Aristide Bruant, 75018 Paris. Tel: 01 42 64 33 33
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L'Hôtel Amour in Nice
In the heart of Nice, a love hotel that takes on the allure of a villa facing south, with 38 rooms featuring a sensual, cheerful atmosphere - powder-pink walls, photos of stars and subdued lighting. Designed by architect Mylène Duquenoy, the hotel also boasts a planted patio, a cathedral-like bar and a dreamy rooftop with a pool overlooking the azure sea. don't miss the restaurant, which serves Mediterranean cuisine (farcis and other Niçois favourites), and the private beach below, with its striped parasols and azure deckchairs.
from 135 euros. 3 avenue des Fleurs 06000 Nice. Tel: 04 65 27 10 10
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La Cheneaudière in Colroy-la-Roche
Perched 530 meters above sea level, between Alsace and Vosges, this former house converted into a hotel offers a peaceful, rejuvenating retreat in the heart of nature. Its 45 rooms, decorated with natural materials, all feature large bay windows, offering a view of the aromatic garden or the village below. For a moment of relaxation, the 2500 m² spa, awarded the international title of best Relais & Châteaux spa in 2016, includes a sauna, a hammam, treatment cabins, two indoor pools and a natural pool with pure mountain water. On the culinary side, there are two restaurants, including a gourmet establishment, where chef Jean-Paul Acker sublimates local produce through refined, creative cuisine.
from 315 euros. 3 Rue du Vieux Moulin, 67420 Colroy-la-Roche. Tel: 03 88 97 61 64
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Le Souki - Lodges & Spa in Cabrières
Lost between holm oaks and garrigues, this address is home to just two lodges, "L'Arbre Perché" and "Le Nuage", luxuriously decorated and lit by bay windows that open onto their own terrace and natural infinity pool. An ideal refuge from the world of nature and intimacy, "Le Nuage" offers a catering service on request, with breakfast baskets delivered to your door each morning, filled with delicious treats. In the evening, you're invited to join the table d'hôtes, where you can enjoy a menu devised by the owners in collaboration with young local chefs, who are regularly invited. A rare address, close to some of the region's most beautiful spots, should you get the urge to go out: Pézenas, the cirque de Mourèze and Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert...
from 720 euros, 164 Chemin des caraygnasses 34800 Cabrières. Tel: 06 83 48 44 41
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Hôtel Barrière Le Normandy in Deauville
One of the finest addresses on the Normandy coast, with its majestic half-timbered façade facing the sea. Restored in 2016, the palace boasts 271 rooms and suites of refined luxury, including the "Un homme et une femme" suite, a tribute to Claude Lelouch's masterpiece, filmed in the hotel in 1966. Ideal for a weekend for two, the hotel is home to La Belle Époque restaurant, which serves delicious Normandy cuisine, and above all Le Bar du Normandy, a magical place with stained-glass windows, deep armchairs and a fireplace. And last but not least, the Diane Barrière spa with its indoor pool, topped by a beautiful glass roof.
from 339 euros. 38 rue Jean Mermoz 14804 Deauville. Tel: 02 31 98 66 22
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Les Jardins Secrets in Nîmes
Hidden away in the heart of old Nîmes, this former 18th-century coaching inn, inherited from the owner's grandmother, has been transformed into an intimate, luxurious and welcoming place. The 14 rooms, each unique, combine period furniture, four-poster beds and vintage bathtubs in a soft, refined atmosphere. outside, a secret garden with a Mediterranean feel, perfect for relaxing in the shade of olive trees. The "Source des Secrets" spa, with its Roman-inspired bath and hammam, adds a touch of serenity to this ideal address for an intimate, romantic getaway.
from 323 euros. 3 Rue Gaston Maruéjols, 30000 Nîmes. Tel: 04 66 84 82 64
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Hôtel Particulier Montmartre, Paris
We love this dream hotel in the heart of Montmartre, housed in a sumptuous Directoire house owned by the Comtet family for generations, and now by Oscar. Recently restored by the talented decorator Pierre Lacroix, the five suites (Grand Tralala, Jardin sur le Nil...) now unveil drapery, 1900s furniture and Art Deco mosaic bathrooms. For a romantic evening, it's best to book the most spectacular suite - the Folies du Ciel, whose glass roof opens onto the Paris skyline. a stone's throw away, the Bar à Cocktails is decked out in velvet armchairs, as is the restaurant Le Grand Salon, where you can enjoy delicious cuisine in front of the capital's largest hotel garden.
from 790 euros, 23 Avenue Junot 75018 Paris. Tel: 01 53 41 81 40
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The YNDŌ in Bordeaux
away from the hustle and bustle of Bordeaux, YNDŌ offers a true haven of peace in a former mansion transformed into a place of elegance and tranquility. Comprising just 12 rooms and suites, the establishment stands out for its unique decor where vintage furnishings and designer pieces mingle. Each room is a unique universe, designed by Agnès Guiot, the owner, who is passionate about architecture. The restaurant, reserved exclusively for guests, offers made-to-measure menus prepared with local, seasonal produce, to be enjoyed in your room or in the dining room. And for the more adventurous, bicycles are available for exploring the streets of Bordeaux.
from 225 euros. 108 Rue Abbé de l'Épée, 33000 Bordeaux. Tel 05 56 23 88 88
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Château Sainte Sabine in Sainte-Sabine
Surrounded by an 8-hectare park, the 17th-century Château Sainte Sabine blends old-world elegance with modern comfort. The 23 carefully decorated rooms and suites combine antique and contemporary furnishings. Some offer a view of the medieval village of Châteauneuf-en-Auxois, listed as one of the most beautiful in France, while others overlook the park where you can observe a herd of free-roaming fallow deer. At the Lassey restaurant, chef Thomas Braghi serves inventive, tasty cuisine in a vaulted room opening onto the gardens and pond. An elegant interlude in the heart of Burgundy.
from 187 euros. 8 Route de Semur, 21320 Sainte-Sabine. Tel: 03 80 49 22 01
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Dalmore Manor in Névez
This stone and granite manor house was built just over a century ago by an Australian art lover, who imagined it in the Arts and Crafts spirit that celebrates Scottish style (Dalmore means "the great field" in Gaelic). Converted into a hotel in 2011, it has retained all its charms - beveled windows and antique furnishings decorate the 10 rooms and suites, overlooking the beach at Port Manec'h or the 6-hectare park. For a romantic evening, however, you'll prefer the warm and cosy gîte, warmed by a large fireplace and opening onto the ocean. A magical place, where you can feel alone in the world.
from 155 euros. 7 Corniche du Pouldon. 29920 Névez. Tel: 02 98 06 82 43
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