Told us they allow dogs but we couldn't bring our small service dog to the beach or the pool. She's…read morevery well trained, it was the end of the day, everyone was leaving anyway so really no one would have cared but they couldn't show any flexibility or understanding, even though we paid over $1000/night. Not to mention that service dogs are allowed everywhere but I won't get into the legality of their policy right now. Really disappointed. This is not the kind of service you expect from a place like this. I've never been treated this way anywhere. We couldn't get a refund either, even though we had to check out minutes after checking in. This is just not how you run a luxury hotel. The pool was packed with screaming kids anyway, and so was the beach, which is very small strip of land. The sand is rocky / not soft. Needless to say we will not be coming back. The original La Pinede was in st Tropez and is now Cheval Blanc. Not sure what this was.

I strenuously advise ordering the food that I got listed below... and perhaps the rest of the menu…read moreis too be avoided too. The specifics of my experience: Waitstaff: Poorly attentive. They sprinted at you with each food delivery, threw it down, and scampered away before you could so much as ask for butter for the bread or cheese for the risotto. I had to get up each and every time to seek out waitstaff to serve my needs. 14 euro: Mixed octopus- squid with "local" seasoning. A five bite portion of mentioned seafood drenched with heavy, unpleasant olive oil. A quarter cup or olive oil remained in the bowl when I was done. Worse than what might be found in a Vegas buffet. 31 euro: langoustine risotto- 10 bites of rice that was overpowered by an excess of herbs that left the dish tasting like pencil shavings. 4 bites of overcooked langoustine also overly seasoned with too much salt. The manager responding to all of the copious negative reviews on TripAdvisor keeps mentioning that their pricing is equivalent to the local restaurants. But the local restaurants are not serving small portioned one star quality food. I live in Manhattan and I am used to high prices and small portions. But this food and service is diner quality masquerading as a five star restaurant.

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.

From the owner: Raffinement, magie et rêve d'enfant A 10 kilomètres de Saint-Tropez, à 200 mètres d'un plage de…read moresable et perdue au milieu des vignes du domaine, une bastide provençale de caractère reçoit. Telle une véritable oasis avec sa piscine et son solarium au cœur d'une palmeraie centenaire, c'est dans un décor de rêve que vous séjournerez. 42 chambres et appartements plus douillets les uns que les autres sont proposés. La décoration très raffinée est un plaisir pour les yeux. Un autre style d'hébergement plutôt atypique est également proposé. Un véritable petit nid d'amour vous attend dans une cabane au milieu du vignoble. Terrasse panoramique pour apprécier les couchers de soleil et tout l'équipement nécessaire pour vous garantir un maximum de confort : salle d'eau avec douche et toilettes, grand lit et voilages blancs... Une cabane certes, mais des plus luxueuses, où magie et romantisme ne peuvent être qu'au rendez-vous.

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.

Restaurant: Cadre excepetionnel, decoration interieur tres…read moresympa, service pauvre et nourriture moyenne pour un endroit magnifique , dommage.