Glad your daughter is furthering her career in hospitality industry. Bonne Chance and best wishes for herYes, I read somewhere recently they will open for this season but then close for renovation.
Not sure on the timing...also, our daughter who works in travel had lunch at Chateau d'Estoublon this summer.
She said it was especially lovely.
Valuable insights, Michael! I suspect that between October 1 & November 1 there will be some cosmetic changes (“bling,” maybe?”) . . . and that the “full monty” upgrade will be seen in the ‘27-28 season. For many years I’ve maintained a mantra that the beach-front line of Guanahani / Sereno / Le Barthélemy around Grand Cul de Sac are akin to an exquisite strand of pearls in a necklace framing a beautiful neck! It continues to mature (like grains of sand in oysters!).Airelles is not Arnault, far as I know, Dennis. I've seen but not stayed at the Versailles property and it's very nice, if nosebleed expensive. I've also seen their St. Tropez property, though years before the group bought it. At the time, it was very blingy. Consulting the oracle, I'd predict a large-scale renovation before too long.
I hope Martein sticks around. And Ti Corail. A diamond among your pearls.Valuable insights, Michael! I suspect that between October 1 & November 1 there will be some cosmetic changes (“bling,” maybe?”) . . . and that the “full monty” upgrade will be seen in the ‘27-28 season. For many years I’ve maintained a mantra that the beach-front line of Guanahani / Sereno / Le Barthélemy around Grand Cul de Sac are akin to an exquisite strand of pearls in a necklace framing a beautiful neck! It continues to mature (like grains of sand in oysters!).



