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.

Nice surrounding near Tahiti beach. Restaurant is nice and quiet…read more We ordered the tomatoes plate (fine but too much celery) sardines stuffed (delicious) and calamari marinated. Very good , tasty. Apple pie for désert. Service is very good.

We just checked in. Lunch was epic, foie gras& fresh figs (from their farm )with fig chutney on…read moreArtisanal rustic bread THE BEST, Nicoise is fantastic , &hotel produces their rosé on the estate, "Clos Bellevue" . La Ferme takes great pride in their self sustaining harvest, including their olive oil produced from the olive trees on the estate. So good so good so good. Authentic & genuine kindness from the entire staff. We forego dinner in town to stay for dinner here later.

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!

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 stayed here in August and I was pleasantly surprised. The rooms have been remodeled and have…read moremodern bathrooms. They are quite large for Europe. We had our own patio with lounge chairs that was quite private. The gym had great machines and the breakfast buffet was lovely. We had lunch by the pool one day and the food was good albeit very expensive. The location is great as it's right off the place des lices and it's easy to walk to the port and all the shopping in St. Tropez. They offer free shuttles to the beaches during the summer, which is a huge plus. The club, la cave, at the bottom of the hotel, is a great place to go for a night of dancing. I'm giving them four stars as they did not honor our virtuoso amenities (free breakfast and an upgrade) and also the prices are quite high for the quality of the rooms. I think many older hotels in Europe get away with crazy prices for their reputation more than the quality of the rooms.

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!

Low key outside bar with an old school French door garden feel. Tucked away across from the park…read moreand in the shade it's a welcomed find. Find a seat under the trees, ask for the wifi password, have a rosé. I love the simplicity of it especially in crazy St. Tropez

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.