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Le Bailli de Suffren

A serene and elegant seaside refuge in the French Riviera

Located in the tiny village of Rayol-Canadel-Sur-Mer, the 55-room recently refurbished hideaway Le Bailli de Suffren sits above the shimmering Mediterranean on an unspoiled inlet of crystalline waters.

With three superb restaurants and a Carita Spa, there’s no need to venture into neighbouring traffic-clogged St-Tropez. From the terrace of your room – a contemporary medley of azure and crisp white by French interior architect François Champsaur – there’s a splendiferous view of the islands of Port-Cros and Porquerolles on the horizon, and if ever you tire of lazing by the pretty pool, explore the lush century-old botanical gardens, Domaine du Rayol, just a five-minute walk from the hotel.

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The Details

Le Bailli de Suffren

18 Avenue des Américains

83820 Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer

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Spa & Wellness Hotel Spa Pool Waterfront

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