Robert and Carmen Geiss: Your luxury hotel is foreclosed

Isn’t that the millions of assets enough for the tax? The luxury hotel by Carmen (59) and Robert Geiss (61) on the French Côte d’Azur is to be foreclosed. , the four-star house “Maison Prestige Roberto Geissini” in the municipality of Grimaud comes under the hammer on April 25th on April 25th. The starting price is therefore 1.5 million euros.

The background is, according to “Business Insider”, tax debts in the millions, which the French state demands from the Geissens – or like Robert Geiss: “How many other property owners in France are also affected by the French authorities and have been fighting for our law for years.” He confirmed the impending auction to the newspaper.

According to “Business Insider”, the demands come from 2010 to 2022 and are addressed to a Robert Geiss company registered in Luxembourg. The authorities accuse the Geissens of having taken out tax advantages with their property in the 4000-inhabitant community of Grimaud that do not affect them at all.

The family has had the property since 2008. In France, there are the possibility of receiving tax breaks for corresponding real estate transactions – on the condition that the bought object will be sold again after five years. Because nobody bought the property, the Geissens opened the hotel there in 2015 with four villas, three pools and 16 rooms.

The “picture” confirmed Robert Geiss that he had appealed against the forced auction and was “very confident” that it can be averted.

Despite the impending foreclosure, the hotel’s Instagram account does not provide any indication of the tax debt. Instead, pictures of the property, luxurious rooms and pool landscapes will continue to be posted there. A few days ago it was said there “the Coundown is running – we’ll see you on Friday”. The start of the season 2025 was started yesterday.