Located in the heart of the city of Sète, above the mythical restaurant “The Rio”, these 7 artist suites are revealed facing the royal canal. In a revisited and rejuvenated Art Deco spirit, where luxury and well-being reign, their vintage assets are elegantly outlined. Each Suite is named by an artist, a festival or a historical place and is decorated with unique works of art immersing you in their universe. These aparthotels with a surface area from 20 to 60 m², which can accommodate from 2 to 6 people, are fully equipped and designed for your comfort and offer a view of the royal canal or a private interior terrace. Today, these apartments, with their chic and warm atmosphere, are an ideal setting for enjoying a well-being break, a time for yourself, a family holiday, or a wonderful moment with friends.

Formerly called "Cette" until 1927, Sète is the third largest agglomeration in the Hérault department behind Béziers and Montpellier. The streets of this commune of 43,620 inhabitants exude the atmosphere of a small port city and an invitation to poetry. It is both a popular holiday city between sea, ponds and canals, and a popular town with a maritime soul. It is also called the "Venice of Languedoc" because of its canals and fishing port. Paul Valéry - who called it "l'île singulière" -, Georges Brassens, Manitas de Plata and Jean Vilar were born here, giving Sète a timeless artist's soul. Sète is landlocked between the Mediterranean Sea and the Etang de Thau and is famous for the quality of its seafood. The largest fishing port on the French Mediterranean Sea, Sète stretches from west to east between fine sandy beaches, small popular districts, the picturesque port and Mont Saint-Clair.