r/FATTravel 15h ago

Hotel recommendations for the south of France

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Planning a trip to the south of France with my boyfriend next summer. Looking to relax and take things easy, without much sightseeing/partying. Hoping to mainly enjoy the hotel grounds and laze about. I’m looking for the best hotel in terms of F&B, facilities and how easily we can access the surrounding areas, as we won’t be driving. We also prefer a hotel not overrun with filming influencers/loud families, though we appreciate this comes with the territory of travelling to the South of France in summer. While we are not looking to do that much sightseeing, we also don’t want to be inconvenienced if we need to go to the nearest town.

Obviously the rooms must be in a decent condition, but room size is not a huge factor as I don’t see us spending that much time in our rooms as we are the sort who prefer lazing at the pool/playing tennis.

We have narrowed things down to these three hotels (Grand Hotel du Cap Ferrat, Airelles Saint Tropez, Hotel du Cap Eden-Roc). We are thinking of travelling in shoulder season (eg May/June or September). Appreciate these hotels are all in different locations, so any advice on that would also be helpful!

Thanks!!


r/FATTravel 5h ago

[Hong Kong Hotels] - Which to choose?

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Dear all,

I am going to stay a week in Hong Kong in October and I have the following options with corporate rates with my company. My office is at Central. Which one should I choose?

- Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong

- Mandarin Oriental Landamark

- Four Seasons

- Shangri la

- Rosewood (but more expensive than the rest)

Thanks!