By far my favorite hotel in the Côte d'Azur. The service is impeccable. The infinity pool is…read moreamazing and refreshing. The private beach is also great where you can spend the day tanning. Breakfast is perfectly delicious. Assortment of breads, eggs any style, etc. The hotel is small, but elegant. The rooms are spacious and the beds are very comfortable. The hotel is also very close to the center of the city, which is very convenient. There is also many activities for the children (if you take any), like the donut and banana boat. The hotel is very romantic, so I suggest going there for a getaway with your partner. I've stayed here the times that I have been to St Tropez, and I will always recommend . Only thing, is that the hotel is pretty expensive.

Absolutely outstanding. The cocktails, the wine pairings, the food itself, the service, and, of…read morecourse, those glorious views of the Mediterranean - all are worth every penny. My husband and I were lucky to experience dinner here with another couple, and it is truly one of our fondest memories of our trip to France. One piece of advice: If, like me, your eyes are bigger than your stomach, consider choosing one of the smaller tasting menus. I had the largest tasting menu, and while everything was amazing, towards the end of my meal, I was only able to take a few bites of each dish.

Absolutely one of the most amazing Hotels we've ever stayed at. The property is amazing. The Food…read moreabsolutely delicious and beautifully presented. We can't wait to go back.

This is the second Airelles we've stayed at. The first one was La Bastide de Gordes. This…read moreexperience was quite different, but just as exquisite. As you make your grand entrance through the front gate, you quickly understand that you're in for an experience of a lifetime. ROOM. Please see for yourself. I've attached a few photos. Not only was the room fantastic, the view from the room and the terrace was even better. One of my favorite Airelles perks is the $500 Dyson hair dryer in the bathroom. After you've tried it once, you question how you could have used anything else on your hair. FOOD. For brunch each day, we did the buffet with at least 100 food items. What's not to love. The dining area was not only beautiful, but serene. As for dinner, all our reservations were made by the concierge before we arrived. We had one hiccup on the first night, though. When we got into the hotel's shuttle to go to dinner, our driver informed us that the restaurant was closed. We went inside to have the concierge confirm, and indeed, it was closed. The concierge quickly pivoted and got us immediate seating at the fully booked sushi restaurant onsite. It was a very lovely meal. GROUNDS. One of the big differences between the St. Tropez and Gordes hotels is the amount of property they sit on. Whereby the Gordes hotel is a palace built into the side of a mountain in the middle of town, the St. Tropez property is expansive with lots of places to explore - including the outdoor fitness center, the Padel court, the kids camp area (with a huge treehouse), the animal farm, and all the gardens. It's like a high-end adult playground. SERVICE. Exceptional throughout our visit. As expected. The two callouts are the maid service and shuttle service. Our room was always cleaned up/turned down - yet we never saw a maid or their gear in the hallways. It was like magic. And then the drivers who shuttled us to/from town in a Rolls Royce every day were friendly and informative. They wanted to make sure we made the most of our visit. Airelles truly knows how to make you feel like a queen (and king) and make the most of your vacation time. The experience is worth every penny.

Hotel Pastis is an ultra charming B&B type inn hotel with large heated courtyard pool, chic modern…read morerooms, outdoor tables, stucco archways, balconied terraces, bar, large palm trees and chic modern amenities making the experience quintessentially "Provençal". If you're looking for a quiet, relaxed, come-as-you-are, albeit high end place to stay, this hotel would be my first suggestion. The large collection of Pastis water pitchers will give away what their #1 cocktail offering is.

My wife and I wanted to have a great meal while we were in St. Tropez and this place came highly…read morerecommended. We were promptly greeted upon entry and our hands never touched a door from when we stepped foot on property. We ended up doing the larger 7 course tasting menu with a wine pairing. Unfortunately, they were out of oysters so they had to pivot but provided us a spectacular dish as an alternative. The food was fresh and unique, we also enjoyed the wine pairing, which massively compliment the dishes. There's maybe enough seating for 25 people, so it's a small and intimate setting, next to a beautiful pool. Everything was 5 star but I did feel that there was one aspect that really rubbed me the wrong way. When we stat down we were each "offered" a glass of champagne. Sure, why not, but when I looked at the bill the "offered" glasses of champagne were €50 each. Mind you this meal was nearly €1000 euro total with tip, so it's not about the cost, more how it was presented. I likely still would have purchased the glasses of champagne but when someone comes and say "Would you like a glass of champagne to start?" there an assumption (but you know what they say about that) there's not going to be a charge associated with it. I felt we certainly got what we paid for, but don't offer a glass to start and then tack another €100 on for the first two small glasses of champagne.

Stay at the hotel apartment on Bd Orangiers to accommodate all seven of us…read more This is a five star hotel yet in the apartment the dishwasher was full of dishes -luckily clean. So I put them away. The remote system to open the entrance door from the living room in order to see who was at the door - inoperative. The remote to open close curtains in master bedroom (one of 3) inoperative. The minimalist architecture & interior design was very impressive & cool but not utilitarian at all. Nowhere to hang wet used towels & no maid service during our stay. They did provide plenty of extra towels but again used towels not picked up. No shelf in showers of any of the three bathrooms so shampoo bottles had to sit on the floor. Obviously the designer of this apartment was a man who is clueless what women or a family require. Cannot charge anything to room while there as any charges must be paid on the spot. But that apparently is a rule not to do that without prior approval. Our concierge, however, Linda was a delight. She brought us breakfast in the morning. She took care of our laundry delivery. She was available to be called at of any hour of the day/night when one of our plugs blew out and plunged entire apartment into darkness-She was available to help so we couldn't ask for more than that she was terrific!! Do stay & enjoy this beautiful 5 star hotel in St Tropez. The restaurant food is fabulous & well over 1000 euros for dinner but Michelin star quality it is!

Wonderful hotel. Nice big clean rooms Everything is new. The pool is a treat. Easy walk down a…read morequaint back street to Sainte Maxime. If your looking for a room in St Tropez area definitely pick this one...you won't be disappointed

This small luxury hotel, right in the heart of the old town, is one of St Tropez's hidden gems…read more Built around a vine covered courtyard garden at the rear that's dominated by a large swimming pool - which seems to have been placed there primarily for the ambience it adds to the setting - and with tables dotted around it on various levels where you can take drinks or an evening meal, Le Yaca is an "oasis of calm" in what can be a very busy place. The rooms, all of which are different, are well appointed and the best are those overlooking the courtyard - ask when booking. Breakfast around the pool is a wonderfully relaxing experience before setting out to sample the town's delights, which start right outside its front door - everything that you'll want to see is just a short walk away. Expensive, very different to St Tropez's more famous hotels & restaurants, but definitely worth the money.

I wish there were an opportunity to rate the hotel and its staff separately from the concierge and…read moreits staff, but alas there is not. This is fitting, however, because you do not pay separately for the concierge from the hotel. Our experiences with the reception, room service, and housekeeping were absolutely exceptional. Our room was also very nice, and we received a complimentary upgrade upon our arrival given it was our honeymoon, which was greatly appreciated and was made to feel very special. Nonetheless, a notable part of the hotel's advertisement when booking is the availability of and assistance from the concierge. Our conversations with the concierge prior to arrival were generally useless, and we largely turned to our own research on Google and the use of AI to identify places we would like to eat and beach clubs we would like to go to and then asked the concierge to select from a list of 2-3 places because they were generally not helpful in regards to advice on selecting restaurants or experiences. We gave them the benefit of the doubt and assumed this may have been a language barrier, but upon arriving at Le Yaca we learned that there was, indeed, no language barrier. The concierge speaks perfect English. To our unfortunate surprise, we found that this helplessness continued throughout our stay. With the exception of the beach clubs we found through our own research and had confirmed with Le Yaca, every recommendation provided by the Concierge was lackluster and disappointing, resulting in our spending over €300 on a CASUAL dinner for two that was, at best, below average quality. For example, when showing the staff a restaurant with nearly 5 stars on all review platforms, they insisted it wasn't special, seemingly because it was not in front of the yachts at the port. The restaurant they recommended instead had far worse food and was extremely overpriced. Furthermore, eating at this restaurant felt as if the concierge at an expensive hotel in NYC had recommended eating at a flashy pizza shop with neon lights in the middle of Times Square. I am not sure if they have deals with the local tourist traps that incentivize their recommending bad restaurants, but I would not be surprised to learn that this is the case. Additionally, we were only staying with Le Yaca for 4 nights, and the only two restaurants that we asked them to reserve for us did not end up having our reservations, because despite Le Yaca Concierge telling us they were confirmed, we were told by the restaurants that they had never been made. The straw that broke the Camel's back for us and motivated our decision to leave a review is that the shuttles around St Tropez that are provided complementary by Le Yaca (and are generally of a very high quality in terms of driver customer service and cleanliness/quality of the car) turned out to be annoyingly unreliable. We left our final beach day to try and find our transfer from the beach club to the hotel and discovered that the car was not there. After contacting the concierge, they informed us that the car left us 20 minutes from the hotel because it had to wait more than 5 minutes. When paying $900/night for a hotel (and that's the price for a room at a lower tier than what we stayed in given the upgrade), I expect at least a call before I am left 20 minutes away from my hotel for not being within 5 minutes of the scheduled time. Most bothersome is the fact that, given what we paid and our resultant expectation for the concierge services, we wasted multiple days and plenty of money while in St Tropez on experiences that were, in no uncertain terms, lackluster. Every single recommendation felt careless and provided with an arrogance that seemed like we were bothering the concierge by asking for a dinner recommendation. If we had stayed at a much cheaper hotel and looked for recommendations on our own and I am exceedingly confident that our entire time in St Tropez would have been unimaginably better. That is to say, if you are comfortable with completely ignoring and not relying on the concierge services and still paying the price listed for your room, then I would highly recommend staying at Le Yaca. If optimizing your time in St Tropez as part of the expense you are incurring in order to stay at Le Yaca is even remotely a consideration, I could not recommit against this hotel enough. In short, if I could rate the hotel, reception, housekeeping, and room service staff and services, I would give them a solid 4.5 -5 stars out of 5. If I could rate just the concierge, I would give them a solid 1 - 1.5 out of 5. Considering it is impossible both to give separate ratings to these different services and to de bundle their cost, I arrived at a 3 star review, which I feel is generous. If I were to seriously account for the price and rate the hotel based on value (given our experiences with the concierge and the sense of elitism among the staff), I would likely offer a lower rating.

The experience I had at this hotel was indescribable…read more As you can see from the photos, the views are spectacular! What you cannot see is the warmth you feel from the staff from the moment you arrive. Each guest is welcomed with cocktails on the lobby level terrace so that you can immediately begin to take in the surreal views as they gather the details of your reservation. No need to wait at the desk and lines here are unheard of, even in the high season. By the time we were halfway through with our first champagne toast and a few sips of the local bubbly, the front desk staff returned our passports and credit cards to us with all paperwork to sign off on. The bellman/concierge escorts you down to your room as this hotel is a a bit like a maze, cleverly tucked into the hills of Gassin. The rooms are all that you can imagine - very spacious and the epitome of luxury. The perfect setting for a romantic getaway or honeymoon. If you care to dine at the hotel, you are in for a treat at the Michelin starred restaurant. We chose to dine here on our first evening and the experience was beyond what we could have imagined. Superb food including a cheese coarse with an abundance of local choices and fresh herbs that you can select for your tea if you choose. Exceptional white glove service and the price tag to go along with that. But hey - you're in Saint Tropez. The hotel itself was actually quite reasonable, considering what they are asking in the actual town of Saint Tropez, which is just 5 - 10 mins drive, if that. Hotel Villa Belrose was an excellent choice and I dream everyday of returning!