Hotel Mas De Chastelas (Gassin, France)

Le Mas de Chastelas is a mythical hotel of the St-Tropez peninsula. It first opened at the end of the 60’s, when its owners decided to turn an authentical 18th Century Provençal mansion into an exclusive and confidential hotel, which quickly became the favorite place of stay of all the popular artists, famous actors, musicians and other stars, who made Saint-Tropez so legendary. Today, Le Mas of Chastelas is a 5* boutique hotel, nestled in 3 hectares of Mediterranean gardens dominating the vineyards of the famous Domaine Bertaud-Bélieu. The property offers the luxury of its wide spaces and a restful tranquillity, just a few minutes away from the excitement of the magical St-Tropez. Ideally situated at the entrance of the peninsula, the hotel runs a regular road shuttle which allows to its guests an easy shopping in Saint-Tropez, or a beautiful day of sunshine at the beach in the famous bay of Pampelonne, in Ramatuelle. An effective and personalized service crowns the quality of the experience and contributes to turning the Mas de Chastelas into a real dream destination. The cuisine at Le Mas of Chastelas gets widely influenced by the fresh products of the local countryside as well as the natural resources from the Mediterranean sea. The delicious buffet breakfast will even be patient enough to wait for the ones waking up late, rocked by the serenity of the place. For the sportsmen, the hotel, situated near the 18 holes golf course of Gassin, and the Polo Club of St-Tropez - Gassin, puts also a heated swimming pool, two tennis courts and soon a pitching green at the disposal of its guests. Three universes are combined on a single domain. Next to the swimming pool, the Provençal mansion of origin proposes 10 rooms and 3 suites of unique luxury, reflecting the historical character of the house. The Palladian Villa, nestled in the park, offers 2 rooms and 4 suites decorated in an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere. The brand new Villa Tuscany, with its 2 rooms and 2 suites overhanging the domain, illustrates the very contemporary touch of the Mas of Chastelas.