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.

This is my secret haven and I hesitate to share... for it's perfectly located, perfectly serviced,…read moreand everyone treats you with kindness and grace, even if you are a rude American who sometimes forgets to say, "Bonjour, Monsieur!" or "Bonjour, Mademoiselle," as you enter the lobby. Walk to all, shuttle to Pampelonne, and definitely dine at La Ponche. Hotel de Paris is perfection.

Beautiful hotel at the entrance of Saint Tropez, across from the Chanel House with beautiful roof…read moretop lounge and swimming pool. They speak fluently French and English. Everyone was polite, friendly, and accommodating, and gave us free champagnes on the rooftop lounge while waiting for our room, and when we got to our rooms, it was fresh and clean. Room service was so fast, readied in 20 minutes, where we ordered truffle cod, risotto, pizza and fries. They also gave us a large basket of bread, as it is a must in France, and every condiment possible. I could have been full with just the bread basket and all the butter. Everything was fresh and delicious. Reception was fast to check us in and out, the concierge was helpful in recommending and booking a lunch at the Tahiti, after learning that we like somewhere calm and good for swimming. The hotel shuttle took us to the beach, free of charge, and on return, we didn't have our phone, so the Tahiti restaurant happily called the hotel shuttle for us, the shuttle driver also walked all the way inside the restaurent to look for us. Everything was perfect! The drivers are so well dressed and nice. It was just the 2 of us in the shuttle, felt like a private luxury experience. Also, you don't want to drive in Saint Tropez. It's a nightware and parking is impossible. I loved the hotel beach bag, and ask the receptionist for it. It was price at €20, and she just gave it to me for free. That was so nice of her.

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!

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.

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!

Beautiful property, location, and amazing staff. Heated pool…read morewith views of St. Tropez.

Hesitant to write a review....it's an undiscovered jewel. Would absolutely stay here again. Amazing…read moreservice, food and pool and close enough to the St Tropez fray to shop and dine. Had chaises and an amazing beachside dinner at nearby Bouillabaisse arranged by hotel. A real sanctuary! Gorgeous water views (from the pool area) and grounds.

Low quality hotel masquerading as a 5-star stay. Expect check-in no earlier than 4pm (zero…read moreexceptions), to be woken up by constant noises from the cleaning staff beginning at 8am, and for the concierge (Mohammed) to provide zero reservations for your entire stay. The room was mediocre at best, though pool and facilities were shockingly dirty. Ensure to double check your bill for incorrect charges that they try to slip by prior check out (ex. 100 EUR parking fees despite not having a car). This was easily the worst place we have stayed when visiting the south of France. We would recommend staying at a more legitimate/reputable establishment that can offer better service and a less stressful experience. Do not stay here if you expect any help with beach club reservations, as you will have to make those accommodations yourself, despite following up with Mohammed on several occasions. 1/5 dump.

My sales person at a nearby store made reservations for us and highly recommended eating here. It…read moreis down a quiet little street and I would have never known that an amazing restaurant and hotel was inside. We didn't stay in the hotel but it seems like a very cute boutique hotel. I am the pickiest eater and there were things on the menu I was a little worried I wouldn't like. Our waitress recommend some items and said I should try it because it's delicious. We ordered so many things on the menu and I tried all of it everything was so delicious. My favorite was the pasta they mix in a bowl of fresh Parmesan cheese and one of my favorite appetizers I believe was the carpaccio. I don't remember the name of everything else but everything was delicious. The ambience was so amazing and the staff was very friendly.

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 girlfriend and I booked this hotel for a one night stay in St. Tropez…read more The decision was based on pricing contra location, and we managed to hit the sweet spot. The night cost around €300 with breakfast (compared to €600 in the city) and it is only a 10 minute walk down to the old city and port. The hotel has a free parking which was nice since we arrived by car, when we had parked the guy in the reception came out and helped us with the bags. At the check in he provided us with really good advice on where to go for having a drink with a nice view, places to see and where to eat. I must say that this hotel has a top class quality with everything from service, to the room standard and eveen down to small details such as marmelade which is served in small glass jars instead of plastic ones. The layout of the hotel is also nice, every room has a veranda that points towards the pool. So you dont have to run around in hallways to get outside. Could go on and on with all the nice things with this hotel, but to summarize it, if you want an affordable luxury stay in a small and personal hotel I really recommend Villa Cosy!

My favorite place to stay in Saint Tropez. The rooms are nice, breakfast is served on a patio, were…read moreyou can relax on a sunbed too. Nice sceenery at the pool and just a 10 min walk to the town.

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!

This hotel was everything we needed: The room was comfortable and clean, the folks at the front…read morewere friendly, there was free parking (and they let us keep our car there for several hours after we checked out), and it was a short walk (maybe 5-10 minutes) into the heart of town. And, for the area, the price was very reasonable!

Pearl Beach is one of the very few beach clubs in St Tropez itself, most are a few kilometers away…read moreover in Ramatuelle. I went here with 3 friends for dinner and sunset cocktails. Pearl Beach is a trendy spot that feels like you're entering a swank Balinese style lounge. The lighting and various water features add to its allure. We were lucky and got to eat on the beach itself. There is something special about being able to dine al fresco on the sand underneath a starry night staring at the endless parade of mega yachts. We opted for the 3 course menus. At €75 / person this isn't cheap, but for St Tropez it isn't outlandish. For my starter I had the assortment of asian delights...deep fried spring roll, samosa, and shrimp. The shrimp was the highlight here as the samosa and spring roll were a bit overly greasy. For the main, I had the duck which was prepared many ways and included quite a bit of foie gras. This was followed by a delicious warm molten cake. That said, my friend's assortment of little desserts was clearly the way to go, as you got to try about 1/2 dozen delights. Pearl Beach is a great spot, about a 10 minute walk from the main port of St Tropez...a bit removed form most of the "scene" but that makes for a relaxing dinner. We didn't come during the day, but it looks to be like a fairly upscale beach club. The beaches are nicer in Ramatuelle though.

the most obnoxious rude tourist trap,,,,stay away,,,, the menu says "caesar salad",,,,, when it…read morearrived with chicken i said that i don't eat chicken and it did NOT say that the salad included chicken,,,, they argued and made me "the customer" feel badly by telling me caesar salad ALWAYS comes with chicken,,,, really?! I don't think so! Rude tourist trap,,,,stay away!