Villa La Tosca: the rebirth of a jewel of seaside architecture in the South West of France
We entrusted the renovation project to the architect Yves Collet, whose work on Les Sources de Caudalie we had greatly appreciated. Villa La Tosca was built in 1903, in a remarkable style characteristic of the Italian-influenced Atlantic coast, so the supervision of the Architecte des Bâtiments de France was essential. We wanted to take an approach that was above all respectful of the superb building and its original materials, and that highlighted its volumes, its elegance and its unique character.
A romantic dinner in the Arcachon Bay
In summer on one of our terraces or by the pool, in winter in the company of a roaring fire, your evenings at Villa La Tosca will be as many romantic moments facing the sunset or under the stars. They can be the occasion for unique, memorable and intimate experiences. For an exclusive private event, we offer an exceptional welcome with cocktails, wine, charcuterie, cheese and seafood platters.
Your private chef at Villa La Tosca
On request, a chef can prepare an exclusive dinner to suit your tastes.
There are two possible options: you tell us your preferences and the chef will prepare the menu you have chosen, or you let his experience guide you and enjoy a menu prepared with the best local and seasonal produce.
In season, we can also organize an excursion (transfer included) to pick truffles. Afterwards, you'll be delighted to taste your harvest, which the chef will be delighted to cook for you.
For the perfect food and wine pairing, our beautiful cellar offers a unique selection of renowned vintages from the region, as well as a selection of hidden gems from the best-kept secrets.
Villa La Tosca: the rebirth of a jewel of seaside architecture in the South West of France
We entrusted the renovation project to the architect Yves Collet, whose work on Les Sources de Caudalie we had greatly appreciated. Villa La Tosca was built in 1903, in a remarkable style characteristic of the Italian-influenced Atlantic coast, so the supervision of the Architecte des Bâtiments de France was essential. We wanted to take an approach that was above all respectful of the superb building and its original materials, and that highlighted its volumes, its elegance and its unique character.