"The White Lotus" season four is already underway as season three stars are set to be honored at the Golden Globes on Jan. 11.

While we just learned the location of The White Lotus season 4, its release date is much further away than we'd like to see.

Spread across more than 30 acres of manicured grounds in the hills of St. Tropez, and surrounded by the lush Ramatuelle vineyards, the hotel offers everything from a spa and multiple restaurants to private beach access via chauffeured transfer.

The White Lotus stars Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood aren't just 2026 Golden Globes nominees—they're also good friends. Look back on the highs and lows of their on-and-offscreen relationship.

The White Lotus has settled on the filming location for its fourth season, and this time it's moving to the grandeur of France.

Mike White’s Emmy-winning series The White Lotus concluded its third season (with a devastating finale) earlier this year, but luckily, the show has already been confirmed for a fourth chapter. In a press release sent in January 2025—ahead of the season 3 premiere—HBO announced that another installment of the massively popular social satire is on the way.

The White Lotus' Season 4 will shoot at 19th-century palace-turned-hotel Château de La Messardière in Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera.

A legendary Saint-Tropez hotel on the French Riviera will be the location of Season 4 of The White Lotus. This hotel and its setting are bound to inspire travelers.

TV’s most luxurious vacation nightmare has checked out for now as the Season 3 finale of The White Lotus aired on April 6, 2025.

The White Lotus is already one of the most talked-about shows of 2026, with the HBO series’ highly-anticipated fourth season officially in production. And from the first confirmed castings (ahem Alexander Ludwig and AJ Michalka) to the S4 storyline theories, the upcoming Mike White project has been making headlines.

Carrie Coon has turned to Broadway to start her new year, away from The White Lotus. Armed with a script by Tracy Letts, Coon seems to have built a home and placed her heart onstage. Tracy Letts’ Bug had first hit the stage in 1996.