Les Roches Blanches
Calanques National Park — A resurrected 1920s Art Deco masterpiece carved into the limestone cliffs, offering unparalleled views of Cap Canaille.
Calanques National Park — A resurrected 1920s Art Deco masterpiece carved into the limestone cliffs, offering unparalleled views of Cap Canaille.
Originally built in 1887 and redesigned in the roaring twenties, Les Roches Blanches has been meticulously restored to its former glory. The property channels the glamour of the French Riviera’s golden age, hanging dramatically over the crystalline waters of the Mediterranean.
The defining feature is its breathtaking infinity pools, uniquely sculpted into the natural rock formations. Guests can lounge on terraced decks or take direct steps into the sea, enjoying exclusive privacy in the heart of the Calanques National Park.
The 45 rooms and suites are a masterful blend of modern comfort and Art Deco heritage. Geometric patterns, brass accents, and a monochrome palette with subtle maritime hues create a sophisticated atmosphere. Many suites feature private terraces with sweeping views of Cap Canaille, Europe’s highest sea cliff.
Designed as a tranquil seaside sanctuary, the Sisley Spa offers bespoke phyto-aromatic treatments. Guests can unwind in the hammam, enjoy tailored massages, and relax in the serene lounging areas, all while listening to the gentle crash of the waves against the limestone cliffs below.
Dining at Les Roches Blanches is a sensory journey. From the elegant Belles Canailles restaurant to the casual Loup Bar, the menus highlight locally caught seafood and regional produce. The culinary creations are perfectly paired with the famous, crisp white wines of Cassis, enjoyed against the backdrop of a blazing Mediterranean sunset.