Le Bar
The place where the evening begins
A drawing room, a piano bar, a place for last drinks and long conversations. Open most evenings, from early until the room empties out.
Inside the villa
Not a hotel bar. A room that happens to serve drinks.
Mirrors older than the villa's current chapter, a piano that gets played, deep leather banquettes, and two textile paintings holding the whole room together. No reservation needed.
The Music
A piano that gets played.
The black upright in the corner has been here since the villa opened. On most nights, someone sits down. The repertoire is informal — jazz standards, film scores, the occasional request. It is not a performance. It is a room where music happens.
LIVE MUSIC · WED–SUN
The Salon
A room built for conversation.
The main room wraps around a pair of oval tables set against U-shaped leather banquettes. Above them hangs a large red and rust textile painting — one of two works that give the bar its brooding warmth. The chandelier stays low. The music stays soft.
- A piano in the corner — played most nights it's open
- Two large original textile paintings
- Baroque mirrors, some gilded, some antique
The Room
Mirrors, low light, and everything up close.
Opening Hours
Five days a week, and no reservation needed.
Walk in, find a seat, and stay as long as you like. Villa guests need no invitation, just come down. The days and times live on one page for the whole villa, so they are always current.