All destinations

Our catalogue covers France's historical premium tourism hubs: Paris (Plaza Athénée, Le Bristol, Le Meurice, Ritz, George V, Cheval Blanc), French Riviera (Cannes, Nice, Cap-Ferrat, Monaco), Alps (Courchevel, Megève, Val d'Isère, Chamonix), Provence (Aix, Saint-Tropez, Avignon), Bordeaux region (Bordeaux, Saint-Émilion), Champagne (Reims, Épernay), Basque Country (Biarritz), Corsica (Porto-Vecchio, Calvi, Ajaccio).

Yes — 8 countries are published with editorial guides (Italy, Switzerland, Morocco, UAE, Maldives, Thailand, Japan, USA) and our Amadeus network covers 950,000 hotels worldwide on request. The international catalogue grows quarterly — see each country's guide page for the curated selection.

We publish a destination once our concierge desk has curated at least 3 five-star or Palace addresses in the city and can sign a 2,000-word editorial guide with named POIs (museums, dining venues, access). A city without critical mass appears as a sub-page but not as a top-level destination.

The publication calendar is quarterly. To suggest a destination, contact the concierge via /le-concierge — we prioritise cities where our customers already book via Amadeus mode without an editorial guide.

Both surfaces are now merged on a single URL: /destination/{city} hosts both the catalogue hub (curated 5★ and Palace selection) and the Concierge's long-read editorial (named POIs, art of living, practical info, authoritative sources). The legacy /guide/{city} route 308-redirects to the destination — one canonical URL, one SEO signal. Country-level guides keep living at /guide/{country}.

Yes — every published destination has its EN version (/en/destination/{slug}) with native translation by our editorial team (no raw machine translation). hreflang fr-FR / en / x-default emitted on every page.