My older sister, Sarah, and I recently spent three days in Côte d'Azur. After 48 hours in Nice, we drove west to Saint-Raphaël to stay one night at Les Roches Rouges, a wholly captivating hotel on the edge on the Mediterranean Sea.

While Les Roches Rouges appears inconspicuous when you arrive, you are undeniably transported into a modern, Mediterranean oasis the moment you enter the hotel. Immediately, you stand before a panorama of the Mediterranean Sea.

Below you will find imagery of Sarah’s and my brief stay at Les Roches Rouges.

Recommended Eats

There are three places to eat at Les Roches Rouges. If, like us, you stay for only one night (or two), I recommended spending your entire stay on the property.

Récif | Récif is a Michelin-starred restaurant at Les Roches Rouges. Reservations are required.

La Plage | An easy-going, spacious restaurant at Les Roches Rouges, La Plage is an idyllic setting for breakfast and lunch.

La Cabane | A pool bar at its best, you can enjoy La Cabane in your swimsuit and cover-up.