The Story of Pan Deï Palais
Built in 1835 by General Jean-François Allard as a gift to his beloved Indian princess, Bannu Pan Deï, this enchanting and intimate residence is an enduring tribute to their love story.
Love across continents
A celebrated officer of Napoleon's army before serving alongside Maharaja Ranjit Singh of Punjab, General Jean-François Allard met Princess Bannu Pan Deï during his time in India, where they fell deeply in love.
Their remarkable love story eventually led them to Saint-Tropez, where they found peace and happiness, raising their seven children in a magnificent ochre-coloured villa. Today, this historic residence has become the most intimate retreat within the Airelles Collection: Pan Deï Palais.
A timeless oasis
Today, the House stands as a heartfelt tribute to this extraordinary love story. An intimate boutique hotel with just 12 rooms and suites, Pan Deï Palais seamlessly blends the romance of its storied past with refined contemporary elegance.
Hidden behind its discreet façade in the winding streets of Saint-Tropez, guests are welcomed into an exotic world infused with Oriental influences. Vibrant Indian rugs, period furnishings and rich dark wood panelling create an atmosphere of understated sophistication, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the timeless heritage of Saint-Tropez.
A haven of romance and elegance
Outside, amidst lush gardens dotted with olive trees, guests can bask in the Mediterranean sun or cool off in the tranquil waters of the mosaic swimming pool.
With its rich past, exquisite décor, and unparalleled hospitality, Pan Deï Palais remains a cherished jewel in the crown of Saint Tropez, a timeless sanctuary rooted in romance.
