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Six nights in an accessible executive room at the Hotel Westminster 4-star, adapted transfers to every visit: Seine cruise, Eiffel Tower, bus tour, Moulin Rouge, Louvre, Versailles and Sainte-Chapelle. Rooms checked by us first.
From €1,699 per person
Six nights, three in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and three in Nice: a private dinner on arrival, a yacht day to Porquerolles, the gardens of Cap Ferrat and Eze, Monaco at night and your own perfume in Grasse. Driver throughout.
From €1,899 per person
Six nights in one 4-star chalet hotel in Chamonix, guides at the door: rafting on the Arve, a day in Annecy with a lake cruise, climbing, the Aiguille du Midi and the Les Evettes via ferrata. For active couples and families.
From €1,299 per person
Six nights in December: two in Colmar for the markets and wine villages, one at the Hôtel-Dieu in Lyon with dinner at Paul Bocuse, three in Val d'Isère with two full ski days. First-class train, 4- and 5-star hotels.
From €2,099 per person
Six nights self-drive, three in Bordeaux and three in Sarlat: a gourmet walk in Chartrons, e-bike and balloon in Saint-Émilion, oysters at Arcachon, Rocamadour, Padirac and Lascaux IV. Boutique 4-star hotels; for keen eaters.
From €1,499 per person
Six nights with a private driver: Honfleur, the D-Day beaches with a treasure hunt for the kids, Mont Saint-Michel, Chenonceau, the House of Magic in Blois, Versailles, dinner on the Eiffel Tower and Disneyland. Family rooms.
From €1,099 per person
Our designers’ take
Seven days is the most common length Americans give France, and it is enough if you resist the urge to see everything. The rule we apply: Paris plus one region, or one region done properly without Paris. You lose half a day every time you change hotels, so two bases, three at most.
3 nights in Bayeux for Honfleur, the D-Day beaches and Mont Saint-Michel, 2 nights in Amboise for Chenonceau and Azay-le-Rideau, 1 night in Paris with Versailles and a Disneyland day. This is our France family trip, from 1,099 € per person with a private driver throughout.
3 nights in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, 3 nights in Nice, with a yacht day to Porquerolles, Eze, Monaco by night and a perfume workshop in Grasse. See French Riviera in 7 days. For wheelchair users, the accessible Riviera trip covers the same coast from one hotel.
3 nights in Bordeaux (Saint-Émilion, Arcachon oysters, a balloon flight), 3 nights in Sarlat (Rocamadour, Padirac, Lascaux IV). Our Bordeaux and Dordogne road trip starts at 1,499 € per person. Other one-region weeks: Chamonix for mountains, Cognac for spirits, accessible Paris, and in December the Alsace, Lyon and Val d'Isère itinerary.
Choose 10 days if you want Paris and two regions, or Paris and Provence with time to breathe. Stay with 7 if your flights are fixed or if this is a first taste before a longer return. Either way, a designer based in France sends you a priced proposal within 48 hours.
The wheelchair accessible French Riviera from a Nice base: tram and buses, beaches, Monaco, Èze and Grasse rated honestly, and the hotel checks we make.
Alsace Christmas markets 2026: official dates for Strasbourg, Colmar, Eguisheim, Riquewihr and Kaysersberg, crowd tips, where to stay and a 5-day plan.
Annecy travel guide from a French team two hours away: the canals and market, the lake by boat and bike, where to stay, day trips and how many nights.
Yes, with the TGV: 3 nights in Paris, then 5 h 30 by train to Nice (or a 1 h 20 flight) for 3 nights. You get Versailles, the Louvre and one day trip in Paris, then Eze, Monaco and Nice. Skip Saint-Tropez on that timeline; it needs its own two nights.
Three nights is the sweet spot: two full days for the city and one for Versailles or Giverny. Four nights if Paris is your main goal. Two nights only works if you have been before. Arrive in Paris, leave from a regional airport such as Nice, Bordeaux or Marseille to avoid backtracking.
Only if your week is in the Dordogne, the Loire, Alsace or inland Provence. For Paris, the Riviera and Lyon, trains and private transfers are faster. On our family trip a private driver handles Normandy and the Loire, so nobody drives at all; on the Bordeaux trip you drive, but only between regions.
From 1,099 € per person for our family itinerary with private transport and breakfast, 1,499 € for the Bordeaux road trip, 1,899 € for the Riviera with yacht day and private transfers, up to 2,099 € for the Christmas itinerary with a 5* night in Lyon. International flights are extra. Your quote lists every inclusion.
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