The Pariente family’s love for Saint-Tropez began with their grandparents and has been faithfully passed down through generations. This five-star hotel has become an essential destination, blending upscale service with genuine warm simplicity.
In 2017, the Pariente family transformed Lou Pinet with the help of architects Charles Zana, François Vieillecroze, landscape architect Jean Mus, and Riccardo Giraudi from BeefBar. They reimagined this spa hotel as a private home, where friends gather around the pool, just steps from Place des Lices.
Hotel Lou Pinet exudes the bohemian charm that captivated Françoise Sagan, Boris Vian, Picasso, and Juliette Gréco. This refuge is protected from the hustle and bustle of Saint-Tropez, making it a secret shared only with close friends.
What sets Hotel Lou Pinet apart is its charming southern architecture, Tropezian garden, and the largest swimming pool in Saint-Tropez. Nestled in nature, the pool connects the different houses, offering a perfect space for relaxation. The hotel is just a stone’s throw from Place des Lices, with a warm welcome and dedicated team ensuring every stay is memorable.
The 34 suites and rooms at Lou Pinet feel like a beautiful home, each with a private garden and outdoor lounge. The hotel is ideal for families, offering special touches for children such as cuddly toys and Jacadi welcome products.
Lou Pinet’s Beefbar, created by Riccardo Giraudi, provides a chic dining experience with exceptional meats. The Biancaneve restaurant serves delicious French cuisine, while Le Fumoir offers a warm, chic atmosphere with Savoyard-inspired dishes.
Reconnect with yourself at the Spa Lou Pinet, featuring indoor and outdoor pools, a jacuzzi, sauna, tailor-made massages, and an exceptional spa and fitness area. The Tata Harper spa offers organic treatments to help you rediscover inner harmony.
Architect Charles Zana designed the hotel’s spaces with light and elegance, inspired by Provençal decorative art. François Vieillecroze oversaw the architectural transformation, modernizing the structure while respecting its historic charm.