Althoff Hotel Villa Belrose

The accommodation includes several double room categories, a single room, suites and a villa with a private pool. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom; depending on the category, you will find a terrace, balcony or views of the garden, pool or sea. Rooms range from 15 to 60 m²; the villa measures 250 m² and has five bedrooms.

The 40 m² rooms overlook the garden or pool and can accommodate an extra bed. Those measuring 20 to 25 m² are distinguished, in particular, by their balcony or terrace and views of the Mediterranean. The 60 m² suites have a separate living room and two bathrooms. The villa has a fully equipped kitchen, patio, terrace, barbecue and private pool, and can accommodate ten people.

The spa and wellness centre offers massages, facial and body treatments, beauty services and wellness packages. You can also make use of the solarium and fitness centre. Outdoor facilities include a garden and a sun terrace; sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are available. The swim-up bar completes the swimming facilities.

The hotel has two restaurants, a bar and room service for breakfast. Children's menus and menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request. Reception is open 24 hours a day; the concierge service, luggage storage, lockers and tour desk help you organise your stay. Valet parking is available, and private parking is free. Shared facilities also include facilities accessible to guests with reduced mobility, a lift and family rooms.

Saint-Tropez and the gulf that bears its name give this part of the Var its maritime character. The port, beaches and vine-covered hills form a landscape where days alternate between swimming, walks and exploring the village. The centre of Saint-Tropez has old lanes, colourful façades and terraces facing the port; the surroundings become quieter as you move away from the quays.

Plage de la Moune is 450 m away, and the beaches around the gulf offer a choice of places to swim. The Citadel of Saint-Tropez overlooks the village and houses a museum devoted to maritime history. At the Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum, visitors can discover the history of the building and the town's links with cinema. The vineyards on the peninsula offer another excursion, with vines and wine tastings. The sea shuttles and bus station are 2.5 km away; a car is useful for exploring the coast and reaching nearby villages.

In summer, the sea and water sports shape the pace of your stay, but traffic around the gulf can be heavy. Spring and early autumn often bring milder days for visiting the port, the Citadel and the vineyards without focusing every outing on the beach. For a varied day, you can spend the morning in the village, stop at the museum, then head to the coast in the late afternoon. Sailing, windsurfing and snorkelling are among the activities available nearby.