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A broad glass doorway opens from the room onto the private terrace. In one layout, woven chairs sit around a low table under a yellow parasol. The coast is visible beyond the greenery and the railing at the edge of the terrace.

The room measures 45 square meters, with a separate 25-square-meter terrace. A king bed furnishes the room. There is a dressing area for clothes and luggage away from the seating.

The bathroom has a balneotherapy tub and a separate shower. Set a little apart from the busiest part of the hotel, the room is reached by stairs only.

A bookcase and ceramics bring detail to the main room. Pale blond wood and white enamelled lava stone form part of its design. In one layout, a colourful patterned cover lies at the foot of the sleeping area. A pale wooden chair and round table sit nearby, with oval lights beside the headboard.

Broad glazing opens towards a furnished terrace and garden. The bathroom has a tub beside the showering space, while a dressing area sits apart from the main furniture. A graphic carpet adds pattern among the softer pale materials.

Beige, sand and white tones give the bedroom a pale, open character. A large bay window leads towards the outdoor seating, with garden furniture arranged close to the room.

The bathroom has a tub positioned towards the coast, alongside a separate showering area. Light reaches this part of the suite as well as the bedroom.

The corner position gives the main room's glazing a broad outlook. A writing desk stands between tall open shelves, with a chair and shaded lamp beneath a wall mirror. Blue cushions add a stronger colour around the pale sleeping area.

Hand-painted murals and ceramic lights give the interior its decorative detail. The outdoor furniture includes seating and a small table near the glazing, with the terrace following the corner of the room. A dressing area and bathroom sit within the suite's indoor arrangement.

A sofa and two armchairs form the main room's sitting area. Glass doors open towards a south-facing garden, with covered seating close to the room. A pale outdoor sectional sofa has striped cushions. A patterned low table and a round blue table stand in front of it.

Clipped shrubs frame the seating, while the railing leaves the wider outlook open. The bathroom has a tub and a separate space for showering. A dressing area sits apart from the main furniture.

The lounge forms part of the bedroom's open arrangement, with seating near the broad glass opening. Pale fabrics and rounded tables soften the sitting area. A deep roof shelters a sofa and small tables outside, with a slatted screen on one side of the terrace.

The 80-square-meter suite has a king bed. The private terrace looks toward the Mediterranean and Cap Camarat. A separate dressing room provides a place for clothes and luggage away from the lounge.

The bathroom has a round Jacuzzi tub and a separate shower. A Nespresso machine and tea kettle are provided, along with a private bar and a Devialet speaker.

Jacques Garcia's design combines ceramics and pale blond wood with white enamelled lava stone. Sculptural lights add softer shapes to this mix. A large bay window faces the outdoor furniture, with the garden beyond the terrace.

The bathroom has a tub facing the water and a separate space for showering.

The Volterra Suite has a bedroom, separate living room and bathroom, with a double dressing area beside them. A mirror-lined bar and hand-painted mural add detail to the interior. In one arrangement, pale armchairs and a wooden table sit over a rug with a geometric pattern.

The suite measures 85 square meters indoors, with 110 square meters of separate outdoor space. A furnished terrace runs along the main rooms. Woven seats face the Mediterranean and Cap Camarat.

A king bed furnishes the bedroom. The broad opening from the lounge connects the indoor sitting area to the terrace. The suite sits close to the hotel restaurants.

The Mediterranean is visible from the living, sleeping and bathing areas in this suite. Layouts vary. In one, a curved pale armchair sits by the glass doors, with a low table nearby. Sheer curtains hang beside the opening to the terrace.

The hotel lists the suite at 90 square meters and the separate terrace at 45 square meters. Outside, seating under a parasol faces the water and Cap Camarat. A king bed furnishes the sleeping area.

The interiors use ceramics and natural materials. Some layouts set the bedroom and lounge apart, giving guests a separate place to sit indoors when they come in from the terrace.

Broad glass doors open from the lounge toward the garden terrace. In one layout, pale armchairs flank a low wooden table and green cushions add color. Pergola beams frame the outdoor seating, with views beyond the garden to the Mediterranean and Cap Camarat.

The suite measures 95 square meters indoors. The separate terrace and garden cover 75 square meters. A king bed furnishes the bedroom, and a dressing area provides room for clothes away from the lounge.

The bathroom sits in the middle of the suite and faces the water. A Nespresso machine, tea kettle and private bar are provided in the suite.

The Camarat Suite has a parents' bedroom, a children's bedroom and a separate lounge. Glass doors open toward the garden terrace. In one layout, rounded chairs and low tables sit beneath the roof, with the lawn just beyond.

The suite measures 100 square meters indoors. Its terrace and garden cover a separate 170 square meters, with views toward the Mediterranean and Cap Camarat. A king bed and two twins furnish the bedrooms.

The bathing areas include a balneotherapy tub and separate showers. The suite sits near the hotel restaurants. A Nespresso machine and tea kettle are provided, with a private bar for drinks.

The Escalet Suite pairs a parents' bedroom and a children's bedroom with a separate living room. The children's bedroom has its own entrance. A mirrored bar catches the light in the lounge, and two connected terraces lead into the garden.

The suite measures 120 square meters indoors. Its terraces and garden cover a separate 250 square meters, with views toward the sea and Cap Camarat. A woven chair and small tables stand in one sea-facing corner, with shade from trees and a parasol.

The bedrooms have a king bed and two twin beds. The bathrooms include a balneotherapy tub and separate places to shower.

A broad corner terrace looks across the Mediterranean from Cap Camarat to Cap Taillat. A clear railing keeps the coast in view from near the glass. Woven chairs furnish the terrace, while ceramics and a hand-painted mural bring pattern into the suite.

The suite measures 90 square meters indoors and has a separate terrace of 150 square meters. A private entrance leads to the suite, which has a king bedroom and a separate living room.

A dressing area provides space for clothes away from the lounge. The bathroom has a balneotherapy tub and a separate shower. The terrace can be reached from the living area.

The living and dining rooms occupy the shared part of the house, along with the kitchen. The sleeping rooms sit apart from this area. Pale furnishings give the bedrooms a quiet palette. One room has a sofa, a cushioned wooden chair and small round tables beside broad glass doors, opening onto an outdoor sitting area.

A round wooden dining table stands near the kitchen window, with chairs gathered around it. Pale cabinetry and a counter with a bar stool continue the simple interior. Two of the bedrooms have master bathing areas with both a tub and a shower. The third bedroom has its own shower room.

Living rooms and bedrooms follow a different plan in each villa. In Villa 7, the central sitting area opens onto a shaded patio on one side. A larger garden terrace lies on the other, with outdoor spaces extending through the grounds.

A hedge encloses this villa's pool-side seating. Cushioned loungers and wooden armchairs stand on terracotta-coloured paving under large pale parasols. A low table sits beside the outdoor sofa, close to the water. The bedrooms have their own bathrooms, and separate toilets serve the shared rooms.

The five-bedroom villas have private pools and gardens on the estate above the Mediterranean. Living and dining areas sit near the kitchen, with a terrace or patio for time outdoors. The hotel lists villas from 330 to 450 square meters. Bedroom plans and outdoor spaces vary by villa.

In Villa 11, bedrooms sit on either side of the lounge, and a broad opening leads onto a covered veranda. Columns frame the view from the outdoor seating. A pool house sits on a separate garden terrace below the villa.

Housekeeping is provided. The villas have a kitchen, Wi-Fi and parking, with in-villa dining available during service hours.

The six-bedroom villas have living and dining rooms that open onto the grounds. Arched windows frame views toward the Mediterranean. Terraces and shaded patios give guests places to sit outside, while each villa has a private pool set in its garden.

The villas range from 450 to 550 square meters. The main bedrooms have dressing rooms and their own bathrooms. The number and layout of the bathrooms vary by villa. Some have a tub beside the shower.

In Villa 10, terracotta paving surrounds the pool and pale parasols shade the chairs. A kitchen, parking and Wi-Fi are provided, and housekeeping is included.