Its pink neon sign, reminiscent of an American motel, shines like an emblem in the sky over Le Lavandou, southeastern France. Managed by the same family since it was built in 1956, Hôtel California – with its accessible, laid-back chic – is also a dream come true: a place where everyone can enjoy a vacation, feet in the water and no schedule to keep.
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