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Ultimate Provence Hotel & Spa Golfe de Saint Tropez
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2 Queen Beds 431 sq feet Layout - 2 bedrooms and living room Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Smart te…
1 Queen Bed 323 sq feet Layout - Bedroom and living room Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Smart televi…
1 Queen Bed 269 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Smart television Food & Drink - Electric ket…
1 Queen Bed 215 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Smart television Food & Drink - Kitchenette…
1 Queen Bed 161 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Smart television Food & Drink - Electric ket…
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Restaurants nearby
- Chez Jeannette★ Michelin Set in a Provençal vineyard, this restaurant promises a unique experience in which gastronomy meets contemporary art. In a sleek, designer setting, the restaurant overlooks the estate's organic vineyards, where Daniel Buren's flags dance in the wind. The seasonal cuisine, with local produce at its heart, reflects the restaurant's ecological commitments: organic vegetable garden, house-made ricotta, beeswax from the hives. The dishes, such as bluefin tuna with courgette flowers, or rhubarb and raspberry dessert, are light, fragrant and delicious. With its guestrooms, art centre and remarkable g14.3km
- La Vague d'Or - Cheval Blanc St-Tropez★★★ Michelin Picture a luxury hotel set amidst pine trees in the picturesque Gulf of Saint Tropez - an idyllic scene for knockout food. Dedicated and demanding, chef Arnaud Donckele pays a vibrant tribute to this sun-drenched landscape. He starts with a painstaking study of the local fish in a bid to devise recipes that reveal the full scope of each species’ nuances, textures and tastes in a range of compositions that are infinitely varied. Each ingredient is of course flawlessly crafted, but the chef’s strong suit is undeniably sauces, referred to as “ephemeral” or “velvety”, and which are both big boned 17.6km
- Le Relais des Moines★ Michelin Nestling in the countryside, this 16C bastide looks out over the Massif des Maures and the village of Les Arcs. Well-hidden and accessible along a path, the interior sports stone vaults, while the patio, shaded by a reed canopy, overlooks lush green scenery. Sébastien Sanjou works hand in hand with local producers to conjure up seasonal provençal-themed recipes, dotted with nods to Southwest France: Axuria suckling lamb, Béarn poultry, Gascon duck. An example of his high-flying skill and devotion to legible food: catch of the day, roasted and served with baby artichokes and olives.15.2km
- Bruno★ Michelin A restaurant owes so much to its proprietors… and in this rustic, quintessentially provençal house, which was their family home in the 1920s, the Bruno family continues to uphold a tradition that revolves around truffles. After taking over the helm from their dad Clément, the two brothers – Benjamin in the kitchen and Samuel in the dining room, blend tradition with modernity: green asparagus with truffle-laced caviar or suckling lamb from the Pyrenees. Their truffle-themed set menu (the type of truffles changes with the season) remains a pivotal element of their culinary score. Forthright, ind15.5km
- La Terrasse - Cheval Blanc St-Tropez★ Michelin La Terrasse steps in at lunchtime as the restaurant of Le Cheval Blanc hotel. In the shade of umbrella pines, looking out over the Bay of Saint Tropez, Arnaud Donckele and his team conjure up Mediterranean cuisine drawing on distinct Provençal influences. The premium-quality ingredients are prepared with a great sense of finesse and rigour: porcini tarte fine; lobster tail grilled in its shell, lobster roe sabayon; rabbit pie, sweetbreads and foie gras. Outstanding and wide-ranging selection of wines. The quintessence of French art de vivre…17.6km
- Arnaud Donckele & Maxime Frédéric at Louis Vuitton★ Michelin Located in the courtyard of a building that once housed the village doctors and is now the White 1921 Saint-Tropez hotel, this seasonal, open-air restaurant is further testament to the talent of the Arnaud Donckele/Maxime Frédéric duo, here in association with the luxury brand, the monogram of which is emblazoned on everything down to the desserts. The ingredients are chosen with the same rigour as at La Vague d'Or, and presented in delicate, generous dishes (red mullet, bottarga, vegetable rouille with orange wine) enhanced by the robust sauces and jus. The delicate desserts – such as peach a18.5km
- La Bastide des Magnans This former silkworm farm near the road serves an appetising score that changes daily in a bid to shine the spotlight on fresh regional produce. The culinary score reflects the attentive, meticulous personality of the chef: scrambled eggs with truffles, fillet of bream, leeks, Swiss chard, green peas and a lobster emulsion with a tempting citrus fruit tart and a vanilla and lime mousse to finish. Intelligent selection of well-priced regional tipples and attentive service, whether on the terrace shaded by plane trees or in one of two dining rooms done up in a chic, contemporary Provençal vein.9.8km
- Petit Jacques As you make your way up through the pretty paved streets of Grimaud to this enchanting leafy patio, you are already bewitched. Spread over two floors, the charm of this house is undeniable (light wooden floors, raftered ceilings, lime plastered walls, well-worn bench seating and soft lighting). The Quebec-born chef and his partner in charge of the front of house regale diners with spot-on market-fresh cuisine and a traditional culinary line-up, featuring family favourites like onion soup or French toast (of brioche) with a scoop of Madagascan vanilla ice cream to die for! Everything is made in10.0km
- Les Santons This lovely Provençal inn is full of character, with its exposed beams, flower arrangements and, of course, its collection of figurines (santons in French). The menu never gets boring, alternating between classic cuisine and contemporary dishes, such as rack of lamb with crispy new garlic, garnished with a millefeuille of candied peppers and chard. The traditional aged-rum baba with vanilla whipped cream deserves a special mention.10.2km
- La Grange des Agapes Like every true enthusiast, Thierry Barot is a master of multi - tasking. Not content to offer tasty and appetising theme - based menus (vegetables, Provence, asparagus, truffles etc), he regularly runs cookery classes and is the author of a book of chocolate recipes. What a feast!12.5km
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Attractions nearby
- Château de Grimaud10.0km
- Eglise Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Saint-Tropez church located in Var, in France18.3km
- Citadel of St. Tropez18.7km
- Menhirs des Couzes12.2km
- Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum of Saint-Tropez museum in France18.1km
- Menhirs de la Ferme Lambert15.3km
- Annonciade Museum art museum in Saint-Tropez, France18.2km
- Place des Lices Public square in Saint-Tropez18.5km
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