Lovely, relaxing location.

The staff were amazing, nice, and super attentive to our needs.

The rooms are small and the bed was super soft, which was very uncomfortable for me.

The location, the staff and the views

Over priced

Nothing.. it is not good at all.: that’s an old house which has been badly renovated.. looks bad inside and outside..

Everything from arrival to departure.. The hotel is very weird.. when you arrive it feels like you are at the backside of a restaurant no indication nothing that can lead to the reception.. there was nobody to meet us so we were lost looking for the entrance after we parked the car.. we had to walk down the stars in the dark and finally met a receptionist.. the place felt depressing and dark.. not like other hotels in Saint Tropez.. the room was small and smelly, the handle on the entrance door was broken.. we could only close the door with the keys.. The breakfast was expensive and poor.. the orange juice wasn’t included in the breakfast, neither was the omelette.. the water in the pool was dirty and disgusting.. the sofas were sticky and dirty..

All day menu was excellent

Trying to get Ubers and taxis

We stayed in room #7 overlooking the bay and the view was beautiful. We left the window open in the evening to enjoy the sea breeze and the lights over the Saint-Tropez Bay. The breakfast was the best we've experienced in France, and had great options for vegans and vegetarians. The property is out of town but was great for ensuring a restful night's sleep.

The EV parking was not clearly designated as a charging station, with the result that we could not recharge our car's battery. Other guests had parked in the only space allocated for EV charging.

A tropical oasis with great staff.

Fantastic room, great pool area and lovely view. Staff were fantastic too.

It’s about a 4km walk into town. Some properties offer a shuttle, this property doesn’t. Reception said a taxi costs about 70€ for the 4km trip. Uber doesn’t pick you up (we tried) and there was no parking in town, so we turned around, parked at the hotel and walked each way.