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Overlooking the pocket-handkerchief beach where Bardot filmed And God Created Woman, this cluster of 17th century houses offers a compelling combination of sophistication and warmth. What began as her father's simple fishermen's bar has been transformed over the years by delightful Simone Duckstein into a bustling restaurant and tranquil hotel, filled with the beautiful paintings by her late husband, artist Jacques Cordier.
Beach Life
Local exploring
Museums
Restaurant
Other Activities
Great walks
Yoga
Spa
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Designer Shopping
Close to nightlife
Artworks
Pet friendly
Outstanding location
Roof terrace
Family Suites
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
Lively area
Grand Hotel
On the beach
Sea Views
Boutique
Historic
Chic
Child friendly
5* Luxury
Traditional
Charming
Air conditioning
Romantic
Owner managed
Rooms
24 rooms in this hotelRestaurant
Mediterranean cuisine elevating Provençal ingredients, especially fresh seafood, served in an historic seaside settingSpa
Wellness area offering facials, body treatments and a range of rejuvenating massage servicesRooms with balcony/terrace
Some rooms have a private balcony or terrace with views of the surrounding areaParking
Private parking is possible on site for a fee (reservation is not needed)Pet friendly
Pets are welcome, charges may be applicableRoof terrace
Communal Dining
Car not required
Bar
Outdoor dining
Family Suites
Bicycle hire
Wifi
Sit-out Terrace
Lift
Room service
Child friendly
Sitting Room
Bath robes
Suites
Concierge
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
Safe
Museums
Other Activities
Great walks
Yoga
Designer Shopping
Close to nightlife
The facade of the Hôtel de la Ponche is the epitome of discretion, resembling a family pension. But check in and you discover a labyrinth of small but luxurious rooms and suites named after the stars who have stayed here.
Originally published by The Guardian
You'll find simple elegance, charming service and spacious rooms with views over the town or sea at La Ponche, tucked into one of the older, quieter districts of St Tropez, five minutes from the port and the central Place des Lices. Picasso and Sartre were once regulars at the bar.
Originally published by The Telegraph
You'll find simple elegance, charming service and spacious rooms with views over the town or sea at La Ponche, tucked into one of the older, quieter districts of St Tropez, five minutes from the port and the central Place des Lices.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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