'The White Lotus' moves to France for his fourth season

Oh la la. It is time for new mysteries now served to the rhythm of the Chansonwith a foie gras, coq au vin, and some crêpes.

The acclaimed anthology series The White Lotus of the creator Mike White, He will move to France as a setting for the fourth season.

Remember that since the first season, HBO It has an agreement with the Four Seasons hotel chain, which serves as a scenario for the White Lotus hotel chain of the series. The Deadline report talks about speculation focused on the famous Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, located at the tip of the Cap-Ferrat Peninsula, in the French Riviera, a place well known to the Hollywood industry for its proximity to Cannes.

The first season was set in a Luxury Resort in Hawaii, while the second season did it in Italy, and the third and most recent, in Thailand. All having a location next to the beach. The first two seasons were filmed in Four Seasons hotels, while the third used the Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui as the main scenario, along with three other hotels that do not belong to the same chain.

The report emphasizes that no resort has been confirmed for the moment for the production of the fourth season.

White has been seen in the French Riviera this summer, including the historic Negresco Hotel de Niza, which shares Belle Époque style architecture with the Cap-Ferrat.

The other two Four Seasons hotels in France are the Megève, in the French Alps, and the George V hotel, located in the heart of Paris. The Cap-Ferrat is the one that resembles the stages of the first three seasons, although at the end of the third season, White admitted to having the desire to change the stage for the next installment:

“For the fourth season, I want to get away from the jargon of the waves breaks of the rocks, but there is always more space for more murders in the White Lotus hotels.”

If this continues to be White's idea for the next season or not, we will discover it later.

All seasons of The White Lotus They are available in HBO Max. The third season is Nominated 23 Emmy Awardsincluding better drama series, and multiple nominations for best actor and cast actress. The ceremony will be held on Sunday, September 14, 2025 from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, Ca., and will be broadcast live by HBO Max and TNT in Latin America.