The Kyriad Royan Plage reopens after renovation: a new seaside destination inspired by Royan's Art Deco heritage

Following nine months of extensive works, the Kyriad Royan Plage unveils a completely redesigned three-star destination facing the Atlantic Ocean. Open since May 22, 2026, the property underwent a full-scale renovation launched in September 2025 by its owners, Magalie and Stéphane Le Cardinal, who spearheaded this major transformation.

Hotel Transformation
- Reopened: 22 May 2026, after nine months of renovation.
- Owners: Magalie and Stéphane Le Cardinal led the redesign.
- Design inspiration: Royan’s Art Deco and modernist heritage — clean lines, light-filled spaces, seaside elegance reminiscent of the 1950s.
- Architects: ABP La Rochelle agency.

Accommodation
- 33 rooms in total, with varied layouts:
- 7 standard rooms
- 12 standard rooms with balcony & side sea view
- 4 twin rooms
- 5 rooms with balcony & front sea view
- 1 family room with front sea view
- 3 superior rooms with balcony & front sea view
- 1 superior room with 20 m² terrace & front sea view
- Accessibility for Persons with Reduced Mobility.
- Rooms emphasize comfort, design, and ocean views.

Strategic Context
- Part of Louvre Hotels Group’s modernization plan, aimed at boosting property appeal across France and Europe.
- Strengthens the group’s presence in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, where it operates 80 hotels.
- Reflects the brand’s ambition to anchor hotels in local culture while modernizing guest experiences.

Guest Experience
- Directly opposite the beach.
- Close to Royan Architecture Museum (free admission).
- Activities: canoeing in estuaries, visiting Côte Sauvage, boat trips to Cordouan Lighthouse (UNESCO site), and exploring Mornac-sur-Seudre historic village.
- Staff of six offering personalized, community-focused hospitality.

This reopening positions Kyriad Royan Plage as both a gateway to Royan’s cultural identity and a modern seaside escape.