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Pavillon de Pampelonne

A pavilion at the southern end of Pampelonne sand, this venue accommodates fifty to one hundred fifty guests with sand underfoot and water thirty meters away. Structure is minimal—wooden pergolas, white linens, low-slung furniture that invites lingering and resists formality. Lunch becomes dinner; time feels suspended here. Service pivots from formality to simplicity depending on the menu. The roasted fish arrives whole. Wine is kept cold in buried ice pits, a detail that matters on hot August evenings.

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Cheval Blanc

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L'Arénas

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Le Byblos

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Hôtel Bar des Maures

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L'Excelsior

A Belle Époque hotel hosting fifty to one hundred fifty guests, L'Excelsior preserves original gilt mirrors, parquet, and plasterwork throughout. The grand staircase dominates arrival; it cannot be avoided, making…