
For most people, hotels are places you only visit when you travel.
But we see something different.
Behind their doors, hotels hide some of the most extraordinary spaces cities have to offer: breathtaking rooftops with skyline views, world-class spas and pools, bars and restaurants led by visionary chefs, interiors that spark the imagination, and beds so perfect you never want to leave them.
Yet, most of these spaces remain invisible to the people who live just a few streets away.
Staycation was born from a simple belief: the most inspiring places in your city shouldnât be reserved for tourists. They should be part of your everyday life, an alternative to a dinner-date at a restaurant, a spontaneous midweek escape, or a unique way to celebrate a special moment.
Our mission is to transform hotels into a new form of urban entertainment.
Places people turn to when they want to feel, connect or recharge. Whether itâs 24 hours, 48 hours, or just a few hours, weâre reinventing the way people experience the cities they call home.
Today, Staycation means:
Joining Staycation means becoming part of a passionate, creative, and ambitious team on a quest to redefine what hospitality and city life can be.
Ă partir de janvier 2027, vous aurez 6 mois pour participer activement Ă notre dĂ©veloppement en France et Ă lâinternational. Vous jouerez un rĂŽle clĂ© dans lâexpĂ©rience client, en coordonnant utilisateurs, hĂŽtels partenaires et Ă©quipes internes.
Ătape 1 : call dĂ©couverte avec Julie - Customer Care Specialist (15 min)
Ătape 2 : Ă©tude de cas Ă prĂ©parer Ă la maison
Ătape 3 : interview avec Julie (1h)

Step out to the hotel.
Experiences to enjoy in the most beautiful hotels around you: for 24 hours, 48 hours, or just a few hours.
Hotels are often underestimated, even overlooked, by city residents. Yet, under their roofs, youâll find the most stunning spas, some of the finest restaurants, dream-worthy bedding, breathtaking views, and interiors that break from the ordinary.
Staycation was born from this realization, with one goal: to make hotels the new go-to city spots, just like the classic trio of cinema, exhibitions, and restaurants.