We called the chateaux de la messardiere on the 8/06/13 to see if they had any rooms left not very expensive or fancy and we were informed from the reception that they had some rooms for us. At the very same night on that day we arrived at the hotel to book some rooms for a couple of days, we... More

Our grown daughter was living in Brussels for the year of 2012, so in April, my husband and I used that as an excuse to take off on a dream vacation with her. One stop along the way was 2 nights at Chateau DeLaMessadiere. We had our GPS or might never have found it, but what an amazing adventure awaited... More

Good: 1) Very friendly and professional staff providing excellent service. 2) Cleanliness. 3) WiFi. Bad: 1) No tennis courts so no Roland Garros warm-up! 2) Landscaping incomplete. 3) Roaming wild piglets. Urgent: 1) Proper room service needs to be addressed as food arrives frozen and soggy with no trolley table(s) obliging one to eat in discomfort. 2) Drafty breakfast and... More

This amazing hotel has a commanding position at the top of a hill with sea views in several directions. More like a very grand private residence than a hotel, it is a stunning example of beautiful Italianate architecture. We visited the restaurant and sat at a table overlooking the bay and were treated to a wonderful meal with very attentive... More

We were originally booked at another property in St. Tropez and received a call that the hotel was closing for the owner's wedding. We were re-booked at Chateau De La Messardiere and feel extremely fortunate for this turn of events. From the moment you arrivem the valet whisks your car away you feel as though you have stepped into another... More

The swimming pool is not at 28 degrees, below 25 is more realistic (first week of September). The suite with view on the bay of St Tropez is not bad but the bed and matrass is not worth paying for. Coffee or tea making facilities are simply not there. Waking up with the sound of a high pressure cleaning machine... More

With its view over the beaches of Pampelonne, the location is exceptional. The hotel park is lavish, the driveway to the reception is vast and the hotel is allowed to call itself "Palace" as of June 2012. Even though it was built in the 19th century it looks very recent and unfortunately the last interior designer hasn't been a genious.... More

Our last hotel we stayed in France near the famous and brilliant village of St. Tropez. A pearl set in a lush garden surrounded by hills that hide discrete villas and sea in the distance that shines with indescribable colors. The restaurant was a great find every night, food varied and fresh, excellent service with the restaurant manager useful in... More

A beautiful property away from the touristy hussle of the port. Set in picturesque grounds with a stunning pool. Slightly disappointed with the limited breakfast buffet and the restaurant for dinner was a bit hit and miss but the view from the terrace is great to watch the sun set. Hotel offers a frequent shuttle service down into the city... More