Maison Ceronne

Eight rooms are spread across two buildings in three categories. The Junior Suites (around 35 square metres) are the most generous, each with vintage furniture, a chill-out area, original artworks, and full garden views. The Superior Rooms (20 to 24 square metres) offer the same elegance in smaller proportions. The Small Room is a 10 square metre haven of exposed stone walls and a wooden ceiling. The separate La Voisine building, 250 metres from the main house, holds further Junior Suites and Superior Rooms with the same shared access to all facilities. Across every room, linen sheets, antique furniture, original artworks, and 24-hour access to the pools, hammam, and sauna remain constant.

There are no rules at Maison Ceronne, or none that resemble traditional hotel routine. Mornings unfold over a long breakfast served until 11:30am, days drift between the heated pools, the Nordic bath, the sauna, the hammam, the cinema room, the gym, and the four honesty bars distributed throughout the property. The restaurant is open to guests and outside visitors alike, with a seasonal market menu of three mains (including a vegetarian option), starters, and desserts made entirely in-house from local sourcing. In the evening, 150 candles light the dining room beside a five-metre raw concrete fireplace, and the kitchen stays open to the room. The neighbouring stables, MC Les Paddocks, hold 180 horses including animals rescued through a partnership with the SPA, and welcome guests to walk among the foals (around ten are born each year), ride out, or simply spend a slow hour at the paddocks.

Photography courtesy of Maison Ceronne.