The Circle
The Mediterranean off La Grande-Motte

Coming soon to La Grande-Motte

Opening spring 2027

The place

A white rock left by the sea on
the shore, polished by
the Mediterranean,
facing the pyramids: 34 rooms,
a spa, a restaurant and
a rooftop open to the sky.

The pyramids of La Grande-Motte at sunrise

The architecture

Montpellier architect François Fontès designed Roca Maya as a tribute to Jean Balladur.
From the jetty and the marina, the hotel answers the pyramids: the same whiteness, the same curves,
the sea as a shared horizon.

Staying at Roca Maya

The experiences

Sleeping by the sea, taking care of yourself, lingering at the table,
finding the sky again on the roof.

Woven headboard in the show room

34 rooms From €250

Rooms
& suites

Views of the sea, the marina or the pyramids.
Breakfast included, room service at any hour.

Green palm fronds in daylight

220 m² Rituals & escape

The spa
& the Temazcal

The Maya steam bath, two treatment rooms,
a balneotherapy room and a gym.

Silver scales of a Mediterranean fish

80 covers Facing the marina

Roca,
the restaurant

Bistronomic cuisine that follows the coast and the seasons.

Clear sky and deep blue sea on the horizon

1 000 m² 360° views

Maya,
the rooftop

A pool reserved for hotel guests by day, cocktails and tapas open to all from dusk.

Here, your stay follows the rhythm of the Mediterranean: taking your time in the morning, lingering at the table, finding the sky again on the roof.
Rooted in stone, open to the horizon.

Roca Maya La Grande-Motte, opening spring 2027

La Grande-Motte, Mediterranean

The hotel

On the marina of La Grande-Motte, facing Jean Balladur’s pyramids, Roca Maya rises like a white rock polished by the sea. 90% roca, 10% maya: white, natural materials and light set the scene, while a few nods to the Maya world give it its personality.

On the ground floor, the lobby brings together a bar, a 100 m² lounge and a 90 m² seminar room that can be divided in two. On the marina side, a private pontoon, valet parking, charging points and a concierge: all that is left is to enjoy.

Blue ceramic tilesFolds of a white linen sheet in the lightVeined red marbleWhite plaster in concentric archesBlue ceramic wallSculpted alabaster lampBrass wall light on woven fabric

On the shores of the Mediterranean

Between the sea and the pyramids, 3 h 15 from Paris
by train and 15 minutes from Montpellier airport,
arriving at Roca Maya feels like coming home to port.

Esplanade Maurice Justin, on the marina.
By train from Paris, by car from Montpellier,
or by boat to the hotel’s private pontoon.

On the roof, 1,000 m² open to the sky:
the sea on one side, the pyramids on the other.

Sailing boat on the Mediterranean at sunset, off La Grande-Motte
La Grande-Motte façade with porthole windows and striped awnings
Pierre blanche taillée, en gros plan

The Roca Maya Circle

Book before anyone else

Early access to the 2027 booking calendar
and special touches reserved for the first members. Free and with no commitment.