Chinoise
"La Chinoise" is one of Saint Tropez's wonders! The theme, chosen by Alexandre himself, explains the choice of colours which reflect 19th century-style Orientalism. These include duck blue, ochre red, jade green and the florid décor of the vestibule. The room features reproduction Chippendale armchairs in dark bamboo and black leather, other highly polished furniture, a beautiful fireplace in black marble which complements its extensive mouldings, paintings, heavy curtains and internal shutters to filter the light.

Hemingway
He's situated at the bottom of the garden, close to the swimming pool. From here a magnificent floor extends onto a small private terrace where you can relax with a drink or enjoy breakfast. Here you will find a soft colonial atmosphere, the room decorated in subdued tones and magnificent furnishings. The green and grey tones of the marble in the bathroom and the design of the furnishings highlight the exotic style.

Lorjou
La Lorjou, is our Provençal bedroom and features bright colours, beautiful wrought iron furniture and beams painted green or blue. Traditional paintings depict the fruits and plants of the south.
In the comfortable, slightly retro bathroom, a large wall tile painted by Lorjou explains the choice of name for the room.

Maroc
Overlooking the garden, "La Maroc" is completely adorned with sumptuous tapestry - with curtains to match. The tapestry is predominantly green and red, but also embroidered with gold thread given to Alexandre by Hassan II for his services as hairdresser to the king's wives. The beams and wardrobe doors are covered in traditional, Moroccan motifs.
The bathroom is lavishly decorated and features a finely painted ceiling overhanging the bath supported by four columns.

Tarzan
In "La Tarzan", the originality of the walls - where a multitude of butterflies flutter on a blue background above the grass green carpet - will take your breath away.
The bathroom is extravagantly decorated and features furniture made of thick bamboo and walls along which tigers stretch and monkeys frolic. The result is original and restful and evokes the innocence of Kipling.

Victor Hugo
Our smallest bedroom, "La Victor Hugo", owes its name to a collection of the author's works which used to be housed in this room. Today, guests will find a sumptuous golden brown and crimson wallpaper portraying flowers and herons.
Slightly sloping, painted beams and unpretentious furniture give this room a delightfully provincial look.

Nioulargue
Located on the ground floor, "La Nioulargue" is decorated in a more contemporary style. The surroundings are minimalist and comprise grey sheens and tadelakt. Its private garden and separate access contribute to the independent nature of this room for anyone wishing to enjoy a well-deserved siesta or a private meal.

Junior Suite
Sleeping four and with private access, "La Junior Suite" is ideal for welcoming a whole family in complete privacy. Wide swathes of exotic wood flooring, a pearl grey sheen on the walls, a generous bath and shower made of tadelakdt, and minimalist surroundings are just some of the elements that imbue this spacious summer suite with an atmosphere of peace and quiet.

La Suite
"La Suite" offers a large space comprising two rooms separated by a large dressing room. One of the rooms is furnished in the Empire style and has a beautiful yellow sheen on its walls. The other is decorated with bas reliefs depicting military scenes and features trophies of war. It is an exact reproduction of one of the sitting rooms in the Carnavalet Museum. The woodwork, combined with the "Versailles-style" wooden floor, gives a light, golden glow to the surroundings. The Spartan furniture serves as a reference to the Napoleonic campaigns.
The extraordinary bathroom is decorated in multi-coloured marble and boasts magnificent fixtures and fittings.
The bathroom, with its grey basins, is brightened up with a splash of invigorating red.