3 most luxurious hotels in Saint-Tropez
1. Byblos
Should you long for a real entertainment, which ends only when you want it to end, there is no better place to stay in Sait-Tropez than the luxurious, historical Byblos Hotel. Here, you will find one of the largest and most famous discotheques in Sait-Tropez, the Caves du Roy Night Club, where the best Dj’s and bands come to perform.
The hotel is situated in the heart of the city between the Citadel and Place Lices. The Byblos Hotel has been providing thorough luxury to its visitors since the 1960’s. Some of the celebrities who have stayed there include, for example, Brigitte Bardot. This beautiful historical palace houses the Spa by Sisley Cosmetics, outdoor pools, the unique B. Restaurant as well as a fitness center.
2. Chateau de la Messardière
If you try to find this picturesque luxurious hotel by the sea, your search would be in vain. Despite of that, it is a favorite location of not only couples in love. It is because of its tranquility, gorgeous surroundings and excellent services. Its unearthly beautiful garden, luxurious views, pool and atmosphere of perfection mean that not even you will mind the 20-minute ride to the sea.
This 5-star palace is an ideal place for private events, such as business meetings, celebrations, and all kinds of anniversaries or weddings. The Chateau de la Messardière dates back to the 19th century. Over time, it has gone through a complete restauration. Here, you can experience the exceptional and original character of the refined French taste – in the hotel’s luxuriously furnished rooms, on the terrace by the pool as well as in its first-rate restaurant.
3. Pan Deï Palais
Luxury in Oriental style - that is how we could describe this outstanding hotel, which is located nearby the Place de Lices in the center of Saint-Tropez. All people who live in the city know this spectacular palace as well as the legend attached to it. The history of Pan Deï Palais dates back to 1820, when Jean-Francois Allard, an assistant of marshal Brune, was sent to exile after Napoleon’s defeat. He went to Egypt and Pakistan, where he became an army commander. While he and his army besieged the Himalaya fortress of Chamba, he desperately fell in love with Princess Bannu Pan Deï. In 1835, he ordered the construction of a spectacular house in his home town of Saint-Trope. The princess, by this time already his wife, gave birth to 5 of his children in the house.
This is how the beautiful and sensibly designed Oriental style of the luxurious hotel came to life. Pan Deï Palais is considered an oasis of tranquility in the center of the municipal jewel of the French Riviera.
