Sébastien Segers's interior concept for OKKO Hotels has always asked a pointed question of the mid-market category: how much considered design intelligence can a compact room actually hold? At the Nantes Château property, which opened in 2013 as one of the brand's earliest addresses, that question gets a confident answer across 72 rooms arranged within a crisp white-tiled building whose iron Juliet balconies give the facade a quietly Parisian cadence against the Centre-Ville streetscape. The rooms themselves work through careful material contrast — bare concrete walls paired with pale ash millwork, white venetian-louvre screens casting raked light across white linen, and a wall-mounted desk composition in coral and grey that carries more graphic ambition than anything in its price bracket has any right to. Segers's signature move is the Club, the ground-floor communal space that replaces the conventional hotel restaurant with something closer to a Scandinavian-inflected living room: a long oak communal table lit by matte grey bell pendants, a caramel leather sofa anchored on a chartreuse rug, open shelving stocked with crockery, and wire-frame bar stools that nod to Bertoia without directly quoting him. Everything is included in the room rate — breakfast, bar drinks, wifi — which means the Club functions less as an amenity and more as the hotel's social and spatial argument, the room where the brand's whole philosophy becomes legible.

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The Club, a true place of life, includes a business corner, lounge lounges to work with serenity, a library and press available to relax. In this same space, our guests can enjoy a delicious breakfast made up of organic and artisan products and can find fresh drinks, hot drinks and snacks at any time. Each evening from 6.30pm to 8.00pm our team prepares for our customers an aperitif, and composed of exquisite italian and greek product. When traveling, we can be like elsewhere but regret not being at home. You will find all the equipment you have at home: a wifi access everywhere, I-Phone dock and Nespresso in the room, and more things like video on demand in the room, fitness area and sauna.