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Intimate. Luminous. Evocative.
Four nights in the south of France, May 19–23, 2027, with a small, intentional cohort of entrepreneurial creative women doing the work that actually changes things. Your own room at Les Bords de Mer, a restored 1930s Art Deco hotel above the Mediterranean.
Your sanctuary for the week is Les Bords de Mer, a 19-room house from the Fontenille Collection on Marseille's Corniche.
It was once the Hôtel Richelieu, a 1930s landmark perched over the Plage des Catalans. Its Art Deco bones are intact, and its rooms are white, pale wood, and soft pastels, washed in light off the water.
Between sessions there's the heated rooftop pool, the Susanne Kaufmann spa with its hammam and sauna, and terraces cut into the rock for watching the sun drop behind the Frioul Islands. From here we venture inland, to the ochre hills of the Luberon, to Ménerbes, and to the cave at Sainte-Baume. The sea is always there when we return.
This listing reserves a private solo room for all four nights. It's a space entirely your own, for rest, solitude, and integration between gatherings.
Intimate. Luminous. Evocative.
Four nights in the south of France, May 19–23, 2027, with a small, intentional cohort of entrepreneurial creative women doing the work that actually changes things. Your own room at Les Bords de Mer, a restored 1930s Art Deco hotel above the Mediterranean.
Your sanctuary for the week is Les Bords de Mer, a 19-room house from the Fontenille Collection on Marseille's Corniche.
It was once the Hôtel Richelieu, a 1930s landmark perched over the Plage des Catalans. Its Art Deco bones are intact, and its rooms are white, pale wood, and soft pastels, washed in light off the water.
Between sessions there's the heated rooftop pool, the Susanne Kaufmann spa with its hammam and sauna, and terraces cut into the rock for watching the sun drop behind the Frioul Islands. From here we venture inland, to the ochre hills of the Luberon, to Ménerbes, and to the cave at Sainte-Baume. The sea is always there when we return.
This listing reserves a private solo room for all four nights. It's a space entirely your own, for rest, solitude, and integration between gatherings.