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Since 2008, Lartisien has traveled the globe to curate a collection of the world’s finest luxury hotels. Our team carefully selects each property for its embodiment of the French Art of Travel, with a focus on excellence, cultural immersion, and personalized service. Every hotel, whether newly added or long-established, is chosen for its high standards and distinctive qualities that make it truly exceptional.
On the grounds of Château de Versailles, in a building once imagined by Louis XIV’s favourite architect, is a new hotel. This is the Airelles Château de Versailles, Le Grand Contrôle.
Sitting on the edge of Gordes, in the heart of the Luberon, Airelles Gordes, La Bastide is a Provencal retreat with an 18th-century atmosphere. It’s a place for bucolic bliss with the most bewitching views.
In a picturesque corner of the South of France, along the Mediterranean Sea, is a historic estate-turned-hotel. This is the Airelles Saint-Tropez, Château de la Messardière, originally built in the 19th century and completely reworked since 2019 in a 2-year renovation.
Sitting in the heart of Savoie, piste-side, Airelles Val d'Isère is a portal to the Haute Époque of Val d'Isère... a place imagined by architect Christophe Tollemer and art historian Emmanuelle Vidal-Delagneau to have the most authentic feel.
Sitting in Courchevel 1850, in the heart of Les Trois Vallée, Aman Le Melezin is an intimate hotel of just 31 rooms, styled like a classic French château. It opens seasonally, starting December.
Nabbing itself a prime address on the iconic Avenue George V, at the heart of Paris’s Golden Triangle, Bvlgari Hotel Paris came onto the scene as nothing less than an ambassador of Italian style and hospitality in the French capital.
Set above Vence, Château Saint-Martin & Spa occupies the site of a 12th century Knights Templar commandery. Olive groves, cypress trees and terraced gardens descend toward the Mediterranean, while nearby Saint-Paul-de-Vence became home to Marc Chagall and attracted artists including Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.
On the Seine, Cheval Blanc Paris is an urban Maison where Paris reveals itself at its most intimate—bold, art-driven, gastronomic at its core, and conceived as an immersion into the very soul of Paris.
Once the holiday home of one of France’s richest men, this 13th-century chateau, off the beaten track of central France, is not your usual retreat. It’s a place where luxury is taken seriously, and we would not like it any other way...
It’s a landmark almost as famous as the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1928, the Four Seasons Hotel George V is a luminous, regal affair: