Hôtel Byblos

We just spent 4 marvelous days/nights at the Byblos. Everything was just perfect. It is a smaller boutique establishment that is very intimate. The staff is super attentive and not at all pretentious. The Byblos must have one of the best ratio of # of staff per guests. The rooms are super comfy. The hotel is located a small walk from all that St TROPEZ has to offer. The pool is good and the hotel has its own beach club. We’re not big fans of beach clubs. We only went one day and had to pay 95 euros for each loungers. I will leave a less complimentary review for the beach club. We got nasty attitude from the wait staff at the beach club because we did not order drinks or food. I don’t drink and I am not a big fan of eating food in the sand. You’d think that paying 180 plus them asking for tips would be enough. We went to public beaches the other days we were there. The valet are very kind and ready with beach towel bags. We will be back

All aspects of this hotel are top quality from the staff to the rooms to the food. Extremely professional, yet authentically friendly and warm. This is one of our favorite hotels in the world. The ⛱️ beach is also exceptional and the lounge in the evening with live music 🎶 was most enjoyable.

This hotel exemplifies perfection! Perfectly located by St.Tropez village. Accommodations were perfect along with the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. I would highly recommend this hotel for a perfectly fabulous vacation!

Third consecutive summer visit to Hotel Byblos... just when you thought it couldn't get any better.. it did. There were a number of small but significant improvements this year. Upgrades to the terrace, additional rooftop, Zuma on site and many others. Coupled with the incredible service and ambiance. All the staff were stellar per usual but a a special shout out to my dear new friend Laurent working hard while bussing tables. What a great service and just overall energy he provided. I look forward to being back next year. Thank you!

This was my 2nd consecutive visit to byblos they have the worst front desk team I was there for one week in duplex suite during checkout day I was 20min late they entered my room(do not disturb sign was put on room) as all my luggage and locker was open they came took out my adapter left my phone uncharged and put the adaptor in mini bar cabinet and locked it,|Despite having booked my car from hotel to cannes. Extremely in welcoming front desk team.They give treatment like a motel never going back to byblos

One of the most incredible bad experience I’ve ever heard in Hotel. Try to check in the room wasn’t available. They tried to give us something else but charges $500 more it was in the basement then we want to do something that you have something else then they gave us another small room wanted to charge another $500 more. Absolutely incredible. We were waiting in the lobby for an hour to get a room and it never occurred to anyone to come and see us and talk to us. The director who was the most incredible on friendly person, his name is JEAN MARIE TRANCHER ||jm.trancher@byblos.com||please avoid this hotel. It is something that you don’t wanna stay in. I’ve been traveling my whole entire life and it was beautiful hotels, but this service was beyond beyond beyond bad Fischer.

Great Hotel and Breakfast. However, my experience at the spa left much to be desired. While I was using the sauna and hammam for about half an hour, two separate groups of fully streetwear-clad guests were shown inside—while I was lying there naked. This was extremely unprofessional and made me feel very uncomfortable. A spa should prioritize guest privacy and maintain proper etiquette, especially in such sensitive areas.

Renovations are so smart from the rooftop bar to the more exclusive area for guests at the pool and zuma is excellent

Amazing dining experience! The ambiance, service and food were top notch! There was also a 4 person band going around to tables signing. Magical evening under lights!

We stayed here in August and I was pleasantly surprised. The rooms have been remodeled and have modern bathrooms. They are quite large for Europe. We had our own patio with lounge chairs that was quite private. The gym had great machines and the breakfast buffet was lovely. We had lunch by the pool one day and the food was good albeit very expensive. The location is great as it's right off the place des lices and it's easy to walk to the port and all the shopping in St. Tropez. They offer free shuttles to the beaches during the summer, which is a huge plus. The club, la cave, at the bottom of the hotel, is a great place to go for a night of dancing. I'm giving them four stars as they did not honor our virtuoso amenities (free breakfast and an upgrade) and also the prices are quite high for the quality of the rooms. I think many older hotels in Europe get away with crazy prices for their reputation more than the quality of the rooms.

Of all the hotels in St Tropez, Le Byblos is the most famous - summing-up in people's minds what it's all about. Which is odd... because it's not that special and it's not particularly representative of the town. There's nothing wrong with the rooms or the service and its position is close to the centre etc., but the truth is that, if you're spending this sort of money, there are much better options. Chateau de la Messardiere while a short drive out of town has stunning views and breath-taking architecture - both of which the Byblos lacks; Le Yaca is even more central and has a far more chic and genuinely relaxed "St Tropez" feel; and Residence de la Pinede, which is a short walk from town, has superb views across the bay, an excellent beach and far more style. All equally expensive but all much better choices... unless, of course, you really do want your Ferrari parked outside the front for all to see.

Two nice restaurants to have dinner at, "Rivea" and "B". Great, especially if you intend to party later on at the night club, Les Caves du Roy. Excellent combination, super nice feeling having dinner and then moving on to one of the most famous clubs in the world! Can't be much better!

My favorite place in St.Tropez! Rooms are nice but the scene is what your paying for! Beautiful people sunbathing and the food is killer! They have a great jazzy band playing, and at 12am the club downstairs opens with resident dj JACK-E spinning some fresh mixes. Bottle service was very pricey but if your going to party like a rock star this is where to do it!

My wife and I were scheduled to stay at the Byblos this weekend as part of our trip to the south of France on the weekend of June 26, 2015. This would be our second time, of probably many, staying at this hotel as we very much enjoy St Tropez and previously had an excellent experience with the Byblos. I write this review after having had a very bad bike accident 2 days ago, in Provence requiring immediate surgery and probably another 5 days in hospital in France. Certainly not the way we expected to spend our vacation, but I am simply appalled by the Byblos' response to my request to canceling our reservation due to this unforeseen circumstance. The initial response was to tell me that there was nothing they could do as we were passed the cancellation period, and that they were sorry I was in the hospital. Since I charged the stay (pre-paid) to American Express, American Express also attempted to get a refund for me. After I talked to them, the Byblos requested that a supervisor at Amex write them a letter which included a request for refund, personal medical information like the type of injury I had, the name of my doctor, and the hospital I was staying at, along with proof of my medical condition! Shocked by this request, I provided the information anyway, as the charges for the stay were substantial. After 'reviewing' the information, the Byblos manager, via emailed letter from "Sylvie" in reservations, on Byblos letterhead, responded that they would only still be charging us $1500 for our stay and were 'sorry to learn that I was unable to travel to St. Tropez'. I was still in the hospital a week later, when we were supposed to be at the Byblos, after major surgery. My wife and I are frequent travelers and have never dealt with such a short-sighted policy at a high-end hotel, particularly in light of the fact that the hotel is completely full and would have no problem selling our room during this very popular time to travel to St Tropez. In any case, after getting out of the hospital and back home, we will be pursuing a better resolution to this after I get out of the hospital, through various means, but I thought anyone considering staying here should know about the arrogance and lack of customer care they are likely to encounter.