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Les Roches

Clinging to a rocky headland southeast of town, this venue serves fifty to one hundred fifty guests with the coastline as permanent backdrop, balconies cantilevering over water while the main dining room has windows on three sides. Sunset at these coordinates hits the water at a specific angle, making golden hour here longer than inland locations; the kitchen is compact but precise. Access is via private road; parking is step-free and hidden from guests' view. Maritime geography determines visual and temporal rhythms.

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Cheval Blanc

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