Executive Rooms

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Executive
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From 38 to 50 square meters

These rooms have a distinct character, yet are incredibly intimate and welcoming.

Divided between the 1st floor with its classified decor and the 2nd floor with its romantic decor, the Executive rooms offer a spectacular view of the Place de la Canourgue and St. Peter’s Cathedral. They offer a surface area of 32 to 41 m².

1/3 pers 38 m² King size

Breakfasts

Discovery

Executive
Rooms

From 38 to 50 square meters

These rooms have a distinct character, yet are incredibly intimate and welcoming.

1/3 pers 38 m² King size

Breakfasts

For your
Comfort

1 King bed or 2 twin beds – Sitting area – View of Place de la Canourgue or the interior patio – Bathroom with walk-in shower only or bathtub – Separate toilet – Hairdryer – Bathrobes and slippers – Makeup mirror – Dyptique toiletries – Free Wi-Fi – Satellite TV – DVDs on request – Telephone – Iron and ironing board – Safe – Air conditioning – Minibar – Kettle and coffee maker.

1 extra bed may be available in some rooms – Fees apply – Maximum 3 people.

CHECK-IN TIME

3:00 p.m.

CHECK-OUT TIME

12:00 p.m.

Établissement Relais & Châteaux

Founded in 1954, Relais & Châteaux is an association of more than 580 exceptional hotels and restaurants, run by independent men and women, all driven by a passion for their profession and very attached to the authenticity of the relationships they establish with their customers.

Present on five continents, from the vineyards of Napa Valley to Provence and the beaches of the Indian Ocean, Relais & Châteaux invites everyone to discover an art of living that is part of the culture of a place, and to share a unique human story.

The members of Relais & Châteaux have a deep desire to protect, promote and enhance the richness and diversity of the world’s cuisine and hospitality cultures. They have carried this ambition, as well as that of preserving local heritage and the environment, through a Manifesto, in November 2014 at UNESCO.