Founded in 1895, the stunning golf Old Course at Valescure is the 5th oldest in France, and it remains one of the most attractive in the Southern France region.
The onsite Hotel is run by the Najeti group who also own and operate the Najeti Hotel du Golf Aa Saint-Omer and Najeti Hotel du Parc in Hardelot, both situated in Northern France.
Though it is under 6,000 yards, Old Course Valescure is a testing Par 68 that will challenge even highly skilled players. Stylistically, the layout is not dissimilar to the traditional English parkland courses, but the setting is spectacular.
Narrow fairways, penal rough and some tricky water hazards help to make Valescure a serious proposition, but the beauty of the course is that it can be enjoyed by every visiting golfer.
| Par | 68 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Harry Colt |
| Opened for play | 1895 |
| White | 5,489 yards | SSS 68.1 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,174 yards | SSS 66.7 |
| Blue | 4,915 yards | SSS 70.3 |
| Red | 4,700 yards | SSS 69.1 |
Golf Hotel de Valescure is an elegant and charming destination for a golf holiday in France, providing a lovely retreat that is also within easy reach of the main coastal landmarks on the Riviera.
The hotel is wedged between the imposing Esterel massif and the lush fairways of the golf course, and is home to 40 bedrooms and 20 suites. The size of the hotel is delightful, being neither too large to feel impersonal, nor too small to be uncomfortable.
Inside each room and suite are lovely traditional furnishings and fixtures, in addition to the facilities required of a good hotel. For a golf holiday to recharge the batteries and escape from everyday pressures, Golf Hotel de Valescure an outstanding choice.
Away from the golf course, guests can make use of the resort’s tennis courts and swimming pool.
Dining options include the relaxed Clubhouse Brasserie, while the best evening option is Les Pins Parasol, which is built on the foundations of the famous Provencal flavours.
