An intimate hideaway with a royal love story
Hidden in plain sight, Pan Deï Palais is a sanctuary of romance and Indo-French fusion, offering an exotic atmosphere just steps from the port.
A short stroll from the bustling Place des Lices and the colorful harbor, you’ll discover Pan Deï Palais. Surrounded by picturesque streets and palms, the 12-room hotel is your private oasis in the heart of Saint-Tropez.
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Visit Website
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33(0)4 94 17 71 71
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reservation.sainttropez@airelles.com
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52 Rue Gambetta 83990 Saint-Tropez France
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Insider Insight
In 1835, French General Jean-François Allard, who had served in the Napoleonic army and later under Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Punjab, India, built the Pan Deï Palais in Saint-Tropez as a testament to his love for Princess Bannu Pan Deï. This enchanting residence, designed to reflect the opulence of a maharajah’s mansion, features exotic gardens and rooms adorned with Hindu deities. Guests staying in the Maharani Suite are treated to complimentary private access to Jardin Tropezina, the hotel’s beachfront escape. Don’t miss afternoon tea in the jasmine-scented garden—it’s a quiet tradition reserved for in-the-know guests.
Where Saint-Tropez meets India’s golden age.