Every stay at Le Madeloc hotel is an invitation to relax in a place where charm and serenity intertwine. This four-star hotel, nestled in the hills above Collioure, combines contemporary refinement with Mediterranean charm. Here, every room or apartment opens onto a balcony or terrace, allowing guests to soak up the southern light. Start your day with a homemade breakfast on the flower-filled terrace, and end it in the jacuzzi or on a deckchair facing the hills, after a day spent between the sea, picturesque streets, and walks in the fresh air.
Collioure and its famous bell tower have inspired generations of painters for over a century. And it is not a hazard. To stay in Collioure is to breathe the very special atmosphere of a port city on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, steeped in tradition, history, culture and authenticity. A journey through time along the cobbled streets, the lively docks. In all the shops and public places of the city we can find the testimony of prestigious artists (Matisse, Derain, Dufy, Machado...)
In a year that is always too busy, a few weekend breaks are always welcome. So why not opt for a weekend in a charming hotel in Collioure? This relaxing break will allow you to "recharge your batteries" efficiently. Make the most of the good things the city has to offer: gourmet moment in a restaurant on the quays with the latest arrivals from the fish market, tasting in a tapas establishment in the outskirts with a fresh seafood platter or discovery of local wines in a wine cellar...
This part of the Mediterranean coast offers many possibilities for hiking (coastal path, smugglers’ path, etc.). Besides the pleasure of walking and contact with nature, these walks are "providers" of magnificent panoramas where the rock of the nascent Pyrenees mingle with the infinite blues of the Mediterranean Sea and a wild and unspoiled nature. These exceptional settings make you humble and simply happy to be there, standing under the Catalan trade winds to enjoy the spectacle and the unique light that inspired so many painters.
The heritage of Collioure travels as much through the masterpieces of its buildings (Royal Castle, Fort Saint-Elme, oil mill ...) as through the discovery of its vineyards and its estates (La Rectorie, La Tout Vieille, Cazes, Piétri-Géraud…), most of which supply numerous restaurants in the region and local and national starred Chefs.
Capital of Fauvism, Collioure has remained a city of art and painting. The city is full of art galleries, workshops, and exhibitions,
whether in the streets of the centre or in the most famous places such as the House of Fauvism,
the Royal Castle, the Museum of Modern Art...
