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The Mediterranean is the first thing you notice from this studio. Out on the private terrace, the green folds of the coast frame the sea. The terrace is furnished, so you have a place to sit and follow the view out to the horizon.

Inside, the palette is soft and the finishes are natural. Those quiet details suit an open studio, where the view does much of the work. For a stay for two, the layout gives you a room and a place to spend time outside in private.

Choose a king bed or two twins. Either setup is part of the same studio category, and the hotel lists an average of 40 m² of indoor space.

The freestanding marble tub has a sea view of its own. A rainfall shower sits alongside the bath amenities, and the bathroom has a Japanese Toto toilet.

Time outside is part of the appeal of the Grand Sea View Studio. Its private terrace has seating and looks across the Mediterranean. You can spend a quiet stretch there before heading out, then return to the same view when the day winds down.

The studio stays close to the colors of the coast. Natural materials and soft tones give the room a calm feel, with the outdoor space just beyond.

The hotel lists an average of 45 m² indoors. You can choose a king bed or two twins, a useful option if you are traveling with a friend. There is room for a third guest with an extra bed.

In the bathroom, the freestanding marble tub faces the sea. A rainfall shower gives you another way to get ready, and a Japanese Toto toilet completes the room.

Tall windows give the Panoramic Sea View Studio its character. They look across the French Riviera and lead to a private terrace with outdoor seating. The coastal view is part of the room itself, so you can enjoy it from inside as well as out.

Rigby & Rigby use clear lines, curved forms and accents of blue and gold. The room averages 50 m² indoors. The booked category here has a king bed. An extra bed is needed for a third guest.

A freestanding marble bath and a rainfall shower sit alongside a Toto toilet. There is also a Dyson hairdryer. The furnished terrace offers a second place to sit when the sun moves across the coastline.

The extra space in this junior suite comes in the form of an open-plan living area. There is a place to sit away from the king bed, and the layout leads to a large, furnished terrace. The greenery along the coast frames the sea view from outside.

Soft curves and natural materials echo the coastline. With an average of 60 m² indoors, the open layout gives the sleeping and sitting areas room to serve different parts of the day.

In the bathroom, a freestanding marble tub sits alongside a rainfall shower. The hotel also lists a Dyson hairdryer for this category.

If a third guest is joining you, the hotel can add an extra bed. A connecting room can be requested if you are traveling with a larger group. The suite itself gives you both indoor seating and a private spot outside.

Life in the Sea View Duplex Suite is split between two floors. The king bedroom is upstairs, while the space for living and dining is below. One guest can turn in early while another stays downstairs to read or finish a meal.

The lower level leads to a private furnished terrace and garden. From there the Mediterranean opens out along the coast, and the garden gives the suite a distinct outdoor space of its own.

Inside, the curved oak paneling takes its cue from the sea. A carpet inspired by the flowering cacti along the cliffs brings a local detail into the bedroom. The hotel lists an average of 80 m² indoors.

The marble bath looks out to sea and the bathroom also has a rainfall shower. There is a separate guest WC, a practical detail when the living room is in use.

The Surrenne Suite gives you space to exercise in private. There is a Technogym bike and a set of fitness mats, along with an infrared mat. A private whirlpool bath gives you a different way to spend time in the suite after a ride.

Soft stone and pale wood give the interior a quiet tone. The hotel lists an average of 45 m² indoors, and a king bed sits in the separate bedroom.

Out on the large furnished terrace, the Mediterranean and the Côte d’Azur coast are both in view. The terrace is private, so you can take a break there between time indoors and your next plans.

There is a bathroom and a separate guest WC. A Nespresso coffee machine and kettle are also in the suite, so you can make a drink to take out to the terrace.

Large windows frame the Mediterranean as you move through the one-bedroom Sea View Suite. Soft colors and natural materials give the interior a light touch. A furnished terrace carries the same outlook outside, where you can settle in and look along the coast.

This suite averages 90 m² indoors and has a king bedroom. A dining area gives you a place to have a meal in private. It also means you have somewhere to spend time in the suite while the bedroom is in use.

There is a sea view from the freestanding marble tub. You can use the rainfall shower instead, and the main bathroom also has a Dyson hairdryer.

A separate guest WC keeps the main bathroom free when someone is getting ready. If you are booking the suite for three, the hotel lists an extra bed for the third guest.

With two king bedrooms and a place to dine together, this Sea View Suite gives your group room to gather and separate space to sleep. Its private furnished terrace looks across the Mediterranean and adds space outside the shared rooms.

The two-bedroom layout averages 140 m² indoors. Soft colors and natural finishes echo the coastline, and the tall windows bring the sea view into the suite. The dining area is useful when you would rather have a meal in private.

There are two bathrooms and a guest WC. The hotel lists a sea-view marble bath and rainfall shower among the suite’s bathroom details. A fifth guest can be accommodated with an extra bed.

The private infinity plunge pool is the reason to choose this duplex. It sits outdoors by the furnished terrace, where the view opens across the Mediterranean. It is a good fit if time by the water matters as much as space indoors.

Inside, the split-level layout averages 80 m². The king bedroom is above the living and dining areas. A low-profile bed and carpet with a botanical motif reflect Bryan O’Sullivan’s design for the property.

A freestanding marble bath also looks out to sea. A rainfall shower and a separate guest WC make the suite practical when several people are getting ready at once.

From the furnished terrace of the Infinity Blue Suite, you can see Monaco and the Mediterranean. The private plunge pool has an infinity edge, and the terrace gives you a place to sit between swims.

Indoors, the layout is split across levels and averages 90 m². The living and dining spaces give you a place to spend time together. The king bedroom sits apart, with a bed by Bryan O’Sullivan and a carpet inspired by flowering cacti along the coast.

The bathroom has a freestanding marble tub with a sea view and a rainfall shower. A separate guest WC is useful when someone is getting ready in the main bathroom.

If you are planning a family stay, the hotel lists space for two adults and two children with the sofa bed. It also lists the suite for up to three adults.

The terrace is central to the one-bedroom Panoramic Suite. It gives you 50 m² of private outdoor space and a place to sit above the Mediterranean. Once inside, the view stays with you through the floor-to-ceiling windows.

Rigby & Rigby worked with deep blues and gold accents. Layered fabrics soften the clean lines, and the light from those tall windows changes the balance of the colors as the day goes on.

The hotel lists an average of 100 m² indoors. There is a king bedroom and a living area, so two people can set their own pace. Connecting rooms can be requested. A third guest in the suite needs an extra bed.

A freestanding marble bath takes in the sea view. The suite also has a rainfall shower and a separate guest WC, which is useful when someone else is using the main bathroom.

You can move from the sitting, dining and kitchen areas to two private terraces in the Azur Suite. The rooms serve different parts of the day, from time in the kitchen to a meal in the dining area, with the coast still in sight.

Upstairs, the king bedroom is set apart from the main living spaces. The sea is visible from the bed and from the freestanding tub. The split-level layout gives the bedroom its own pace while the rest of the suite is in use.

Curved nautical details and tubular lighting give the interior a link to the Riviera. The hotel lists an average of 165 m² indoors, with the terraces as separate outdoor space.

The suite has three bathrooms and a guest WC, and the hotel lists a rainfall shower. If you are staying as three, the third person needs an extra bed.

The two-bedroom Panoramic Suite makes room for time together without giving up private bedrooms. Both bedrooms have king beds. The living and dining areas serve as shared space, with tall windows that frame the Mediterranean.

Inside, the hotel lists an average of 180 m². The furnished private terrace adds 50 m² outdoors and gives you a wide view of the coast. Rigby & Rigby use deep blue, touches of gold and layered fabrics indoors.

Two bathrooms and a guest WC are useful when several people are staying. The hotel lists a marble bath with a sea view and a rainfall shower. Ask about connecting rooms if your group needs an extra room nearby.

Three king bedrooms open up the Horizon Suite to a larger family or group. The floor plan puts a shared living room and dining space between the bedrooms, with windows and a long private terrace facing the Mediterranean.

The hotel publishes an average of 290 m² indoors and lists the outdoor space separately. Tall windows carry the coastline view into the living areas. The furnished terrace gives everyone a place to gather outside with the Côte d’Azur in view.

There are three bathrooms and a guest WC. Marble baths look out to sea, and the hotel also lists rainfall showers. The suite takes up to nine people when three extra beds are in use.