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The Maybourne Riviera
Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Monaco
The Maybourne Riviera is a hotel you book for the building. Jean-Michel Wilmotte rebuilt the old Vista Palace some 300 metres above the sea as a stack of white terraces, tiered so that each of the 65 studios and suites has its own terrace facing the sea. Inside, the rooms went to Bryan O'Sullivan Studio, Rigby & Rigby, André Fu and Maybourne's head of design, Michelle Wu, and one category can come from different hands: the entry Sea View Studio is by Bryan O'Sullivan or Rigby & Rigby.
The detail holds all the way up. Even the entry studio has a freestanding marble tub facing the sea; Bryan O'Sullivan's duplexes float his 'diving board' beds over carpets patterned on the cliffs' flowering cacti; and Rigby & Rigby's Surrenne Suite pairs a 70 square metre terrace with a thermal bath. Guests single out the rooms and the design.

The room to book
Infinity Blue Suite
90 m²
Bryan O'Sullivan's split-level suite: a 'diving board' bed over a carpet of flowering cacti, and a private infinity plunge pool on a 40 square metre terrace above Monaco.
Every room, and whyIf the Infinity Blue Suite is taken, the Infinity Pool Duplex Suite gives the same designer and a plunge pool on a 25 square metre terrace.
€€€€From about €700 a night



