A great option to spend a few days in Saint Tropez in a very nice and pleasant setting without…read morerocking your wallet. In the summer prices of hotels are escalating in the area but they stay reasonable there with doubles between EUR180 and EUR285 including breakfast).You will find very large roooms in this small hotel (in spite of its name it is more of a hotel than a Mas which means villa) with a beautiful open view on Pampelonne and the green hills around, a swimming pool around which you can have a typically French breakfast (including local and international newspapers), and even a tennis (a bit run-down). The service was pro and friendly, worth stressing in a region not known for the friendliness of its service unfortunately. The hotel is a 5 minutes drive from the village and the beaches, just opposite the opulent entrance of the Chateau de la Messardiere. A good option.

Highly recommend staying here…read more Pros: next to the water! Staff are great and charming. Location score is high. Feel of staying at a staycation with a hotel vibe also with property having 29 rooms. The villa has a living room and outdoor deck. Cleaning crew also extremely nice. Walk to the center of city in 10-15 mins. Cons: not much worth noting.

Bastide du Port is a modest and cheerful boutique-y hotel about a 7-8 minute walk from the port…read more Room was clean and had a nice terrace overlooking the quite garden/parking lot. It's a rather simple 3-star place and in any other town you'd be shocked at the prices. But this is St Tropez and the euro simply doesn't go very far here at all. At €200/night, the Bastide du Port is about 1/4 - 1/3 the price of most of the resorts in St Tropez. That said, I had a few albeit minor gripes...It was a bit annoying that the bathroom didn't have a shower but instead had a tub which you had to awkwardly hold a shower head to get a decent shower. How much work would it have been to install a simple holder for the shower head so you don't have to crouch to clean yourself off? There is a beach directly across the street but it's gnarly, you're much better taking a walk towards the Pearl Beach club (5 min walk) or hop in the car and go to the beaches (Club 55, Nikki Beach) in Ramatuelle. However, if you are looking for a semi-affordable place within walking distance of the old town in St Tropez, you have few if any options. The Bastide du Port is probably one of the better choices. Note Bastide in french means a fortified town and not a bastard as my travelling companions insisted!

Wow! I think we may have found one of the best hotels on the Côte Azur ! Off the beaten path is…read moreHotel La Calanque with its stunning views overlooking a small cove with sail boats and calm seas. Honeymoon or weekend getaway.

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.

One of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed at. The views are absolutely stunning. The…read moreservice amazing. Loved it.

We travel often and regularly stay at luxury hotels, so we understand that premium service comes…read morewith premium pricing. Unfortunately, our experience here felt misleading and deeply disappointing. We were specifically told that our transfer price included a short lunch stop along the way. Only after the trip did we discover we were charged an additional €300 for that brief stop -- on top of an already extremely expensive transfer. The total cost for a 3 hour and 45 minute transfer was €975. To put that into perspective, during this same trip we booked three separate 8-hour private tours with private drivers through other 5-star hotels in France, and every one of those full-day experiences cost less than this transfer. Beyond the billing issues, we also dealt with multiple contradictory explanations from staff, incorrect charges, a bedroom AC that did not work properly, and a television that repeatedly malfunctioned. What was most concerning was the overall tone when these issues were raised. During our stay, we witnessed several other guests in loud disputes with hotel staff in the lobby, which suggested we were not the only ones experiencing problems. Had everything been explained honestly upfront, this review would likely not exist. We are happy to pay for excellent service. What we object to is feeling misled. Beautiful property, but the lack of transparency and professionalism completely overshadowed the experience.

Amazing dining experience! The ambiance, service and food were top notch! There was also a 4 person…read moreband going around to tables signing. Magical evening under lights!

White 1921 is the petit luxury hotel venture of Louis Vuitton & Moët Hennessy. Though the hotel has…read moreonly 8 rooms, all are well-designed contemporary spaces that feel as though they would fit perfectly overlooking Park Avenue. The private outdoor garden bar seats close to 100 and draws in what I conclude are Saint Tropez's visiting elite. Models, fashion merchandisers, actors, politicians, industrialists, etc. The bar alone provides an incredibly intimate haute environment fitted with transparent white umbrellas to hide the glaring Sun. During the night it teams with 30-40 something singles from other hotels/summer villas. Tip: It seems to be an unofficial house custom to wear only white (and/or black) while patronizing the bar on weekend evenings. My first meal in Saint Tropez was at the bar here where I ordered molasses-bourbon basted New Orleans style ribs and house salad with a bottle of vintage Krug. All were excellent. If you're familiar with the Moët & Chandon champagne packaging from 1921 (which they do serve) white with gold lettering, this is like being inside one. Truly amazing.

I stayed here last summer while I was in St Tropez and the service here is perfect!…read moreThank you for making my stay wonderful !

Reasons why I LOVE this place as much as I do:…read more - It reminds me of 1950s French film supremacy when the Riviera was at its peak. Staying here you'd never know it still wasn't. - It's a seashell's throw from balcony to seashore. - It's the Moorish inspired architecture, the pools and seaside jacuzzis, the plush palms and left-spectrumed Sun lit hues. - It's their Michelin star Chef ~ a m a z i n g ! - It's the seaside spa, massage area and gym. The staff are courteous, humorous and attentive when need be. The open air dining room is breezy and bright. There is secure parking and the food is uniquely delicious and wholly unforgettable. When the hottest time of the day dons near, request "Une Mauresque s'il vous plaît." Get back to me on what you think. It's now my fav cocktail. Dans l'ensemble, cette Villa est superbe!

Beautiful Villa right at the sea with big nice garden.read more