The French Riviera (Cote d’Azur) is a vacation destination with lots of interests for millions of people every year. Only novices will think France is all about Paris. But experienced tourists know that the French Riviera is a great place for relaxation, comfort, and incredible leisure. Especially when enjoyed in one of the Best All-Inclusive Hotels in the French Riviera.

Given the region’s proclivity for luxury, Cote d’Azur is full of hotels that redefine class in a French manner. The all-inclusive hotels are impressive and managed by luxury specialists for the satisfaction of guests. This is not to say all the hotels in the region are great; that would be a really bold thing to say). But, a number of them stand out to be excellent. 

Cote d’Azur spans from the Italian border in the east and hemmed in the principality of Monaco while it bears the waterfront resorts in Nice, Cap-d’Ail, Saint-Tropez, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Antibes, Cannes, Saint-Raphael, Saint Maxime, and others. If you are looking for the Best All-Inclusive Hotels in France, you will have many options in the region.

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Here are Some of The Best All-Inclusive Hotels in the French Riviera

Château Saint-Martin & Spa

Located in the chic area of des Templiers, Vence, the Château Du Domaine St. Martin proudly occupies the site of an ancient Knights Templar defensive structure. Located in the midst of a forest, this mountain-peak hotel has full picturesque views and a notable restaurant.

Having an expert touch, the spa was the Best Luxury Destination Spa in France for 2014. And as you might notice on arrival, there is a helicopter pad that quite hints at the prestige and clientele of the hotel. 

In Château Saint-Martin there are light, spacious salons and luxurious visitors quarters that have two-and-three-bedroom villas marked with quaint antiques. Furthermore, Le Saint-Martin, a 5-star restaurant, with about 12,000 bottles of wine, is maybe the best reason to visit.

Château de la Messardière

We proceed to the biggest and one of the most reputable hotels in the Cote d’Azur, Château de la Messardière. Poised with domes, turrets, and arcades, the hotels look like a Disney palace. Visiting, you will hint with an awesome view of Ramatuelle’s vineyards and Pamepelonne’s popular beaches. Going further, you can follow a trail in the pine, cypress, olive, palm, and boxwood trees just along the green paths in the park that close to the hotel.

Exuding luxury, visit the incredible Cinq Mondes Spa for an unmatchable body treatment. Then you can move on to L’Acacia restaurant where the best of local cuisines are always on the menu. Withdraw to the heated pool and its lounge bar for relaxation after a busy day. Their champagne cocktails are such a treat. Château de la Messardière is one of the highlights of Saint Tropez. It is a perfect place to connect and socialize as it also hosts popular events.

Hotel Martinez

Popular for its stylish living and its lofty place on the well-known boulevard de la Croisette, Hotel Martinez is a place to lodge on the French Riviera. As refined as it is grand, this all-inclusive five-star hotel is an imposing building. It has 409 rooms and luxurious suites like the ‘Penthouse Sea View Suite’, which is one of Europe’s largest at 10,800 square feet.

Food is one of the highlights of the Hotel Martinez with a spectacular array of dainty cuisine presented by a chef. Meanwhile, restaurant La Palme d’Or is a must-visit in Cannes, and there is the beautiful beach restaurant Zplage usually opens during summer whose menu is intercontinental. For all-year entertainment, Bar L’Amiral is ready for your stay and enjoyment of the piano bar in Cannes.

For absolute relaxation and leisure, Hotel Martinez has an outdoor heated swimming pool and the Spa Martinez, an incredibly tranquil space for wellness. It also provides interesting boutiques, facial cabins, and eight massages. 

Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat 

Having a knack for attracting the rich and famous personalities, Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat is a luxurious all-inclusive hotel that boasts of a lush history. Socialites, diplomats, musicians, and artists are among the variety of people that witness the enchantment of the spectacular hotel.

Among the facilities at the hotel are private pools, Le Spa, a top-rated restaurant Le Cap, amongst others. While the hotel has many suites, its private villa is the highlight. Villa Rose Pierres pink façade is a 2.5acres of pine forest and pleasant-smelling gardens, assuring exclusivity and serenity. 

Its four en-suite bedrooms watching over the Mediterranean all possess a spacious balcony. But with exclusivity in mind, it is ideal for entertainment; the Alberto Pinto designed décor is majestic, and with two professional kitchens and seven standby staff, the villa is perfect for accommodating over 40 guests for dinner or cocktails. 

Beau Rivage Hotel et Plage

As one of the first Nicois hotels located in the popular Promenade des Anglais, this gorgeous building was built in 1860. Artists and literary giants like Matisse, Nietzsche, Fitzgerald, etc. have all been at the beau Rivage Hotel et Plage. At the turn of the 21st-century French architect, Jean-Michel Wilmotte finished a full-scale renovation of the hotel.

The amenities are banquets, fine dining on-site, and quick internet. It is also a pet-friendly hotel and ideal for the family. Spacious and engaging activities you can engage in include beach, boating, dining, jogging, sailing, and shopping. You can also visit the theatre and museums to adore some art.

Château Le Cagnard

There is hardly a better way to feel the Old Haut-de-Cagnes’ massive castle views than to lodge in the famous 13th-century manor, which just underwent renovation. The rooms are named after artists that are linked to the village and are dazzlingly beautiful Provencal. Do not miss the Vieille Ville and on to the sea. Château le Cagnard’s rooms also have elegant bathrooms that leave a good impression on visitors. 

In the case that you are arriving at the town square via the shuttle bus, the hotel’s voiturier should get your luggage for you.

Byblos Saint-Tropez

Since the 20th-century, Byblos has been the best place to relax in the luxe Saint-Tropez. It is inspired by Lebanon and the ancient Phoenician city of Byblos, whose mythical vestige lends weight to the hotel’s décor. Impeccably located minutes from Saint-Tropez’s stunning beaches, Hotel Byblos is sprawled in a la Provencal hamlet, with magnificent views over the town’s rooftops.

Byblos Saint-Tropez’s most popular amenity is the Caves du Roy nightclub, where you can spice up your social life. When you visit in the summer, you stand a chance to meet many celebrities every night there.

The hotel’s top suite is the fascinating Suite Riviera. Dominating the pool, the gentle comfort of the suite is demonstrated in the interior designs. The décor are delicately blended colors, textures, and ornaments that are made to lit up and create space throughout the bedrooms, an expansive living room, and the three bathrooms. At the private terrace, take in the beautiful sights and views across the hills of the Saint-Tropez like never before. It is an ideal place to spend a quiet evening with a cocktail. 

Hotel des Gorges du Verdon 

With a towering (3,000ft) presence, the four-star Hotel Des Gorges Du Verdon boasts of awe-inspiring picturesque of La Palud’s suburb. On its ground floor, a game room and a stylish restaurant offer old-fashioned traditional cabin-style guest rooms.