Discover the news accompanying GINTO’s growth: new houses, acquisitions, partnerships, press coverage and group highlights.
The critic praises a 19th-century house that refuses standardised decor: every room is different, with a chic and generous bohemian charm, under the flag of the young Ginto group.
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Le Figaro picks five affordable, stylish Marseille addresses for a sunny weekend. Amista makes the list with its contemporary Provençal decor by Dorothée Delaye, a stone’s throw from the Old Port.
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Hidden on a quiet street in the Latin Quarter, the Pilgrim strikes the balance between Parisian spirit and contemporary design: an intimate address where luxury stays understated.
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Nightlife, hotels, galleries and restaurants: Numéro reveals its 2026 Marseille addresses. Hotel Amista, photographed by Franck Menegaux, is among the places to stay.
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Among the five addresses picked by the magazine, Bar Casa at the Grand Hôtel Français in Bordeaux, “the bar of a MOF”: creativity, boldness and a sense of balance, for a menu that “can rival the best bars in Singapore”.
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From the height of the counter to the choice of verjuice, everything at Bar Casa, in the Grand Hôtel Français, has been deliberate. The magazine hails a hotel bar that has become a fixture of the Bordeaux scene in its own right, where most guests come from the city itself.
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With his team, Jérémy Lauilhé unveils Bar Casa’s new menu: technical, summery and accessible cocktails built on French spirits, seasonal produce… and tea, which the consultant works to the gram and to the degree.
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The cocktail bar of the Grand Hôtel Français unveils its new menu, accessible and built around seasonal produce. At the helm, Jérémy Lauilhé, Meilleur Ouvrier de France 2023, signs four “mirror cocktails” with the same aromatic structure, with or without alcohol.
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The Pilgrim’s intimate seventh-floor rooftop offers a panoramic view over the Latin Quarter in a decor that revisits the seventies. Le Bonbon ranks it among the ten spots of the spring.
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The British daily puts Amista through its hotel guide: location between Noailles and the Old Port, style, rooms, service and value for money.
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The magazine presents Bar Casa, where every cocktail tells a story and showcases the know-how of local producers, inside the oldest hotel in Bordeaux, a few steps from Place Gambetta.
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A look at the boutique hotels reinventing the Paris stay. The Pilgrim embodies the seventies spirit in the heart of the Latin Quarter, between comfort and atmosphere.
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Neighbourhoods, restaurants and charming hotels: Yonder composes 72 hours in wintertime Marseille. Amista, a Provençal house of character between Noailles and the Old Port, is the place to sleep.
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Les Inrocks meet eight young actresses and actors singled out by the César Academy. A photographed encounter with Hotel Pilgrim as its setting.
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The former Hôtel Saint-Louis, an emblematic Noailles address, is reborn as Amista and combines Provençal heritage with contemporary creativity.
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Between cours de l’Intendance and place Gambetta, Casa, the cocktail bar of the Grand Hôtel Français, stands among the favourites: intimate, with its mural by Emma Kadroui.
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Contemporary design, a spa with indoor pool and hammam, a rooftop: Amour Toujours recommends the Pilgrim for a romantic getaway or a city stay devoted to wellbeing.
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A contemporary house designed as a place to stay and to drop by, for travellers and locals alike. Time Out makes it the new address to know.
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A hotel or a Provençal house? Both. Amista opens in Noailles, a sun-filled place blending heritage, craftsmanship and conviviality, designed by Dorothée Delaye.
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The former Maison Saint-Louis becomes Hotel Amista. Led by Ginto, the iconic Noailles address turns into a chic, sun-drenched house of friends celebrating Mediterranean hospitality.
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In its tour of France of the season’s openings, Le Point singles out Amista’s Marseille table, La Table & le Bar Louison, a stone’s throw from the Old Port.
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For the third season, Hotel Saint-Julien entrusts its Anema table to promising chefs in residence. Yonder ranks these bistronomic residencies among the city’s best tables.
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Having doubled its hotel portfolio between 2024 and early 2025, the Basque group is no longer holding back: a hotel reopening in August, the structuring of the Maisons Ginto brand, an opening of its capital and first steps abroad.
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In under ten years, Julien Kiefer and Brice de Puymorin have built a group of eight houses that dusts off the classic city-centre hotel, in Paris and across the regions.
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A flagship of Noailles, the Maison Saint-Louis opens a new chapter and becomes Hotel Amista in August, under the impetus of the Ginto group.
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Designed with digital nomads in mind, Hotel Pilgrim is a home away from home in Paris, according to the British magazine’s Easy Escapes column.
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The group takes over two houses in central Nice, the Aria and the Vendôme, bringing its collection to eight addresses in five cities.
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Founded in 2016 by Brice de Puymorin, Emmanuelle Pochat and Julien Kiefer, the group continues its growth in the capital with the acquisition of Hôtel Pilgrim, rue de Poissy, in the 5th arrondissement.
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A discovery of the house in central Biarritz and its Anema table, where chef Javier Meneses was then in residence.
read moreA seventies pilgrimage in a former car garage of the 5th arrondissement: Harper’s Bazaar picks the Pilgrim, raw concrete and warm colours, for a holiday a few metro stops away.
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Near the Côte des Basques, one of the city's finest surf spots, Hôtel Saint-Julien occupies a house in the region's emblematic style. Its brand-new room 101 opens onto a large paved terrace.
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Seven floors topped by a panoramic roof terrace: Time Out tells how the Pilgrim warms the coldness of a former garage with carpets and an avalanche of colour.
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Bistros, wine bars, cocktail bars: Le Figaro’s selection of 2023 Bordeaux openings makes room for Casa, the bar of the Grand Hôtel Français.
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A state of mind that goes beyond hotel basics to stage true living spaces: the Grand Hôtel Français opens Casa, its cocktail bar, in the heart of Bordeaux.
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Built in 1895, this three-star with neo-Basque accents is among the oldest establishments of the imperial city. Le Figaro put it to the test.
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More than a three-star hotel, the Saint-Julien is a place to go out, with its garden and its cocktail bar.
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In a difficult period for the hotel industry, the young Ginto group shows confidence by taking over Hotel Saint-Julien, in the very heart of Biarritz.
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The guide devotes an entry to Amista: rooms, table and spirit of the Marseille house, between Noailles and the Old Port.
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