Christophe Pillet was given an unusual brief for Saint-Tropez: design a hotel that refuses to perform the usual Provençal pageant. The answer was Sezz Saint-Tropez, a low-slung ensemble of pale stone pavilions set back from the Baie des Canebiers, where the massing stays deliberately horizontal — single-storey volumes separated by gardens of maritime pine and Canary Island palms, the whole compound held together by a unifying palette of limestone, raw concrete, and weathered grey-stained timber cladding. The pool terrace, visible in the images, demonstrates the logic cleanly: sun loungers on white stone decking, Kettal-style wire chairs at the restaurant tables, stretched-canvas shade sails replacing the parasol fussiness typical of the Côte d'Azur. Inside the 36 rooms and suites, floor-to-ceiling steel-framed glazing dissolves the boundary between bedroom and private terrace, the interiors furnished with floating platform beds, stacked oak nightstands, and Bertoia-influenced wire chairs that reinforce the property's mid-century industrial thread. Pillet's signature red accent line runs along the bed throw like a typographic signature — minimal but warm enough to keep the rooms from feeling austere. The lobby deploys curved banquette seating with slatted timber arms alongside spherical blown-glass pendants that descend in clusters, a counterpoint to the rough tadelakt plaster walls. The effect is closer to a well-edited private compound than a resort, which is precisely the point.

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The Sezz Saint-Tropez, boutique hotel, subtly combines charm and design exalting the special feeling of being elsewhere. The canvas for the 37 luxurious rooms is 2 acres of lush grounds centered by the oasis of the 25 meter pool shaded by olive and palm trees. All rooms feature 5 meter floor to ceiling French windows delivering an unmatched sense of space and light. The contemporary design experience by Christophe Pillet is amplified through the use of the highest quality materials including Boffi sinks, Porro furniture, Mazzega lighting and Acqua di Parma products. Each room features an outdoor cascade shower, a private serene garden and perhaps even a plunge pool. Restaurant Colette invites you to discover its terrace with a gastronomic menu. Le Bar : by Dom Perignon. Spa Sezz by Cinq Mondes with hammam and jacuzzi. Outdoor gym. Free Wi-Fi. Free Parking. Free shuttle.