How to Book Airelles Pan Deï Palais, Saint-Tropez

Airelles Pan Deï Palais is the most singular address in a town that prizes singularity above almost everything, a discreet ochre townhouse in the old village of Saint-Tropez, built in 1835 as a gift from a French general to his Indian princess. Its twelve rooms are lined with Indian carpets, dark wood and 19th-century objets d'art, and booking through a preferred-partner advisory costs the same as booking direct, with recognition and benefits added at no extra cost.

Pan Deï Palais sits in the heart of the old village, a few steps from the port and the Place des Lices, hidden behind an ochre facade. It is intimate and residential, a secret house in the middle of the most glamorous small town on the Riviera.

The twelve rooms and suites are individual and richly atmospheric, lined with Indian carpets, dark wood panelling and 19th-century objets, each telling the story of the house. The scale is tiny, the mood romantic, and the privacy complete.

Dining and a spa are set around the courtyard and pool, intimate and Mediterranean, in keeping with the scale of the house. For the collection, see how to book Airelles.

Airelles Pan Deï Palais is a secret ochre house in old Saint-Tropez, twelve rooms of Indian romance a step from the port.