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‘The White Lotus’ Filming In Cannes As Season 4 Production Enters Final Stretch, Hôtel Martinez Transformation Confirms New Resort Logo

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Filming for the fourth season of *The White Lotus* has entered its final stretch on the French Riviera, with the production transforming Cannes’ Hôtel Martinez into the fictional White Lotus Cannes. The hotel’s prominent set dressing and new resort logo show how the series is adapting its visual identity to its latest location.

Production began six months ago and has also filmed at the Cannes Film Festival. The season features two hotels: Hôtel Martinez in Cannes and Airelles Château de la Messardière in Saint-Tropez, which will appear as the White Lotus du Cap. Mike White is reportedly filming in Palm Beach before a possible week-long shoot at the Martinez; the season is expected to premiere next year.

  • Season 4 filming is nearing its end on the French Riviera.
  • Hôtel Martinez has become the fictional White Lotus Cannes.
  • The new logo reflects the hotel’s art deco style.

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The White Lotus is a television drama created by Mike White, set around guests and staff at a luxury hotel. Each season introduces a new location and cast, using the resort setting to explore how wealthy visitors and the people who work for them interact.

The fourth season is set on the French Riviera, a stretch of Mediterranean coast that includes Cannes and Saint-Tropez. Hôtel Martinez and Airelles Château de la Messardière are being used as locations for the fictional resorts, with the Cannes hotel dressed to look like part of the series.

The change of setting matters because the hotels and their surroundings help establish each season’s atmosphere. Cannes is also known for its annual film festival, which brings international film and television figures to the city.

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