Maison V

Destinations: France

France, at the crossroads of terroir and provenance.

A country best experienced through its regions.

Maison V approaches France with an interest in what makes each place different, and in the connections between its people, produce, landscape and hospitality.

France is not one travel experience. It is a collection of distinct landscapes, regional cultures, food traditions, wine regions, architectural histories and ways of living.

Our planning may bring together a city stay, a few days in wine country, a smaller village, a private residence or a countryside property. The right combination depends on what you want from the journey and how we think France can best express it for you.

Get Inspired

A few of our favourite places:

Paris

Paris at dusk: the Seine and the illuminated Eiffel Tower
Paris, France

Bordeaux

La Tour: arrival through the vineyards, Bordeaux
La Tour, Bordeaux

Champagne

Riddling racks of bottles in the chalk caves at Ruinart, Champagne
Chalk caves at Ruinart, Champagne

Burgundy

Antique wine press in a Burgundy vineyard at sunset
Burgundy, France

Saint-Emilion

The rooftops of Saint-Emilion and the spire of its monolithic church
Saint-Emilion, France

A few of our favourite experiences

Champagne Tasting at Ruinart

A tasting at Ruinart: bottles and glasses set out on the table
Wine tasting at Ruinart, Champagne

Skiing the French Alps

Piste signs at Planpraz above Chamonix, pointing to Brevent and Planpraz Chamonix, with Mont Blanc behind
Chamonix, France

France, designed around you.

A wine-focused journey, a long stay in the countryside, or a route that moves between cities and the regions that define French terroir, we start with your interests and build the trip from there.

Maison V brings together destination experts, personal access to vineyards and winemakers, and long-standing relationships with hotels and properties across France. Those relationships come with a portfolio of benefits: private tastings, room upgrades and property credits where available, personal introductions, and the kind of welcome that only comes through knowing people on the ground.