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The pine grove and landscaped gardens form the outlook from these rooms in the heritage building. White interiors have a contemporary finish, with a table for work or dining and a marble bathroom. Depending on the room, the bathroom has either a bath or a shower.

In one King layout, a blue armchair sits beside tall glazed doors and pale decorative wall panels. A botanical picture adds a darker accent above a low cabinet, while wood flooring runs through the sleeping space. Full-length curtains hang beside the opening onto the greenery.

On the first floor of Les Terrasses du Cap, these rooms overlook pine trees and landscaped gardens. The sleeping and sitting areas share an open layout, with broad glass doors beside a pale sofa. White furnishings run through the room, and a walk-in closet adds a separate dressing space.

A small outdoor table and chairs sit behind the terrace's planted edge. The full marble bathroom pairs a tub beneath the window with an enclosed shower. In one layout, a long vanity has two basins beneath mirrors, with views onto the greenery.

The Sea View Palace Room faces the sea from the heritage building. Rooms measure 30–38 m² and lie between the mezzanine and fourth floor. A table and armchair form the sitting area. White walls set a pale background. In one layout, blue-and-white ceramic lamps sit beside a padded headboard. Wall panels add detail around the bed.

Each room has a full marble bathroom. Diptyque bath products and thick bathrobes are provided. Some bathrooms face a private glass garden. Selected rooms also have a terrace. Down duvets dress the bed, with a choice of pillows available. Soft drinks, snacks and premium Wi-Fi are included. Rooms also have air conditioning.

A separate living room and bedroom overlook the pine grove and gardens from the heritage building. Artwork adds colour to the mostly white interior, which also has a full marble bathroom. The suites range from ground level to the third floor.

A blue armchair stands beside panelled walls in one bedroom, with a mirrored surround behind the headboard. Warm wood tones continue across the floor. In one bathroom, a tub runs along the wall beneath a framed blue picture, with a window looking onto greenery.

The Sea View Suite occupies a corner of the hotel's heritage building, with windows facing the Mediterranean in two directions. A separate bedroom and living room form its 55–56 m² layout. Original features sit alongside modern furniture. Pale seats and gold curtains bring warm tones to the lounge beside a broad window.

The king bedroom has a padded headboard framed by mirrors, with ceramic lamps at either side. The marble bathroom has a bathtub beside tall glass doors, with sea views beyond their railing. Diptyque bath products and thick bathrobes are provided. Down or hypoallergenic pillows, complimentary soft drinks and snacks, air conditioning and premium Wi-Fi complete the suite. Room layouts and views vary within the category.

At ground level in Les Terrasses du Cap, sliding glass doors link the living room with a furnished outdoor space shaded by Aleppo pines. The outlook takes in the pine grove, and large rocks edge the water beside the sitting area. White upholstery and light green accents continue inside, with a round table near the glazed opening.

The bedroom is separate from the lounge and has a mirrored wall behind its padded headboard. A full marble bathroom and an additional powder room complete the layout. The main bathroom combines a tub with an enclosed shower.

Large windows frame the sea and gardens from the second floor of the heritage building. The living room is separate from the bedroom, with a round table near its window. Pale seats rest beneath a gold-toned artwork, and soft Côte d'Azur colours continue through the rooms.

A full marble bathroom has a sea-view tub beside tall glass doors. A small dressing table stands near the bedroom window in one layout. Wood flooring and decorative wall panels continue through both the living and sleeping spaces.

On the first floor of the historic building, this suite looks across Aleppo pines toward the sea. The living room has pale seating beneath a large artwork, with a round table beside the glass opening. White and beige tones continue through the bedroom, where doors open toward the furnished outdoor area.

The bathroom has a full marble finish, with a broad vanity and a tub. In one layout, glass doors also open from the bathroom toward the sea. Wood flooring and decorative wall panels give the rooms an understated Riviera style.

White columns frame the sea outlook from the top floor of the historic building. Outdoor armchairs and a table sit beneath the covered colonnade, with decorative railings beyond. Inside, the bedroom is separate from the living room. The sitting area pairs pale upholstery with a dark table and a white fireplace surround.

In one layout, the full marble bathroom has a tub and a long vanity with two basins. Tall glass doors also face the sea from the bathroom. Cream curtains, panelled walls and wood flooring give the rooms a traditional Riviera character.

The Panoramic Suite sits on the fourth and top floor of the heritage building. Its 85 m² interior opens onto a separate 90 m² terrace with a private hot tub. The outdoor area faces the Mediterranean and the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat peninsula. Sybille de Margerie designed the pale green interiors, with hanging glass lights and a curved sofa in one layout.

A king bed can be converted into twin beds. Tall glass doors link the sleeping space to the terrace. The marble bathroom has a freestanding tub and a long vanity beneath round mirrors, plus a separate guest powder room. Diptyque bath products, premium Wi-Fi and a complimentary non-alcoholic minibar are provided. Breakfast and round-trip Nice Airport transfers are included.

Whitewashed walls and exposed stone give this villa a Provençal feel within the Hotel grounds. Green, orange and terracotta touches echo the garden, while arched windows look toward greenery and the sea. Luc Svetchine designed the building. Sybille de Margerie created the interiors, with gardens by Jean Mus.

A sculptural chandelier hangs above the dining table, and each bedroom has its own bathroom. One bathroom pairs a freestanding tub with a patterned floor and warm-toned vanity. An outdoor lounge sits in the private garden near the heritage building.

The Four Bedroom Rose Pierre Presidential Villa sits among pines near the heritage building. Its 550 m² interior opens onto furnished verandas and private gardens. A pool and rooftop terrace offer views toward the Mediterranean. Indoors, cream and blue floral seating fills the living room, while a long table stands in the separate dining room.

Each bedroom has a king bed that can convert into twin beds and an en-suite bathroom. Two powder rooms and two staff rooms complete the layout. A kitchen, television room, fitness studio and sauna provide further indoor space. Outside are a private tennis court and a boules area. A personal attendant is available 24 hours a day, and daily breakfast is included.

Sea and garden colours run through the villa's neutral interior, with green and blue accents. Sybille de Margerie designed the living spaces, while Luc Svetchine shaped the architecture. Jean Mus designed gardens planted with pine, fig, laurel and cypress trees. A furnished deck sits beside the water.

The master bathroom has a mosaic floor with patterns inspired by Jean Cocteau. A freestanding tub stands beside its windows, and each bedroom has its own bathroom. The living spaces include a dining room and media room.