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Nestled on the brow of a rocky hill on the Mediterranean coast, right at the heart of the ancient village of Eza, Chateau Eza is more than 400 years old. The historic village on the Cote d'Azur huddles between Nice and Monaco and is briefly from Monte Carlo.

Located in Provence, France, Chateau Eza still maintains its vintage essence. It welcomes guests with an old stone staircase that spirals towards the entrance. This leads to a perilous climb that is both thrilling and nerve-wracking.

Along the climb, you will spot exquisite art galleries displaying lovely works of art. Fashion boutiques sell dresses encapsulating the French style. A casual stroll from this boutique hotel will take you to the Jardin Botanique d'Èze. It's a large botanical garden with many cacti and spiny plants.

Fragonard perfumery is behind the resort. International tourists must visit it. They come to buy a French relic: opulent perfume. Besides, adventurers love daring expeditions. They naturally gravitate to this exotic hotel. The resort hides ancient history within the confines of its magnificent stone building.

Historical Value

Built over four centuries ago, this luxury hotel on the French Riviera was home to the Prince of Sweden in the early 19th century. On his visit to France in the early 1800s, Prince William of Sweden was mesmerized by the beguiling sights that corralled the village of Eza. Deeply moved by his visit, he returned to purchase the property and chose this as his official residence.

The Prince believed the place's landscape, culture, and beauty would help his writing and creativity. Many years after the Prince abandoned the Chateau, it was bought by an affluent diplomat who officially turned it into a resort open for guests.

Interior Design and Infrastructure

The interiors of Château Eza are massive and offer many spots for curious exploration. The outside of the building has hardly changed for many years. But, the inside rooms, lobbies, and halls have a modern vibe. They have lavish furniture and wall art.

At the same time, you will instantly find your mind cascading through medieval eras. This happens when you catch sight of large, old-fashioned fireplaces. These fill the room with the crackling sound of flames as they continue devouring wood. The rooms are fewer; however, they are relatively larger and secluded in different regions of this massive castle.

The seclusion further offered by individual sets of staircases for respective rooms gives a sense of privacy. Also, they conveniently allow one to enjoy solitude without encountering any disturbances.

Rooms and Suites

The Chateau has twelve rooms. Though similar in size, each room has a distinct interior design, furniture, views, and extra furnishings. Additionally, most chambers have traditional fireplaces. These are stocked with wood daily and keep your room sufficiently warm.

Guests enjoy a taste of the olden era by staying in rooms that mirror the classical ages' design and equipment. For example, the resort has a Deluxe room with a queen-sized bed and large interiors. There is also a spacious bathroom for couples on a romantic honeymoon.

The bathroom also features a massive spa tub for two people and all the necessary toiletries. The private balconies extend the room and overlook the lovely village of Eza. This offers guests a cozy place to spend their evenings. They watch the sun paint the clouds a rich orange shade as it dips into the horizon.

Six of the twelve rooms, called the 'Junior Suites,' have mesmerizing sea views. Salty earthen air also fills these chambers. Guests also frequently recline on the terrace, enjoying the mild weather.

Michelin Starred Restaurant

Dining at Chateau Eza is a wondrous experience that will form the best of your vacation memories. You will find yourself reminiscing about the resort's Gourmet Restaurant. It sits cradled in the most enchanting locations of all hotels on the Cote d'Azur. The restaurant is in green valleys with bright flowers and ferns. It greets guests with views that leave one in awe.

Also, large balconies wrap around an indoor dining area with glass screens. The screens offer views of the French Riviera outside. Besides, the clear blue sky overlooks the blue Mediterranean Sea. Guests especially relish sitting on the wooden benches that dot the outdoor terraces and the crisp dusk air ruffling their hair. Besides, they enjoy the restaurant's best French and Mediterranean food. But the sky above them is livid and full of mythical beings.

The captivating view from the resort justifies that it was once a residence of the Swedish Prince. One could scour the world and find very few breathtaking locations as such.

The restaurant's chef, Matthieu Gasnier, is an experienced professional in culinary arts. Gasnier trained under Michelin-starred chef Dimitri Droisneau. He has worked at the Chateau for over three years.

The head chef is Axel Wagner. He is an expert in Mediterranean cuisine. This expertise has helped Gourmet Restaurant reach its pinnacle. As a result, the unique taste and flavors of dishes continue to win the hearts of tourists worldwide.

Lunch and Breakfast

Lunch at the Chateau is served chiefly al fresco, allowing guests to enjoy the breezy French weather. Breakfast is American and Continental served on terraces flanking the Cap Ferrat.

Cap Ferrat enchants the Chateau Eza visitors with its sweeping romantic views. This unfolds as they spend long hours under the open sky in the cobble-stone balconies gorging on delicious meals.

Additional Services and Facilities

Guests are delighted with the professional services of this luxury hotel's staff and concierge team. Besides, valet service is available all day and safely handles transport vehicles.

For tourists with heavy luggage, porters are sent to escort their baggage and belongings to their rooms. Room service is also available 24/7, with the staff always at your beck and call. The hotel also features a tennis court with all the essentials for sports fans.

Compared to luxury hotels worldwide, Chateau Eza offers an outstanding historic venue. It would be best to experience it once.