Beau Clocher

Beau Clocher offers four double rooms and a two-bedroom apartment, with sleeping arrangements for two to four people. Each double room has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private entrance. They offer city views and measure 9 to 12 m²; one has a fireplace, while others have a dressing room. The rooms accommodate two people, with either a double bed or a large double bed, depending on the room.

The Apartment with Terrace offers 60 m² of space and accommodates four people. It has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a fitted kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher and microwave. The terrace overlooks the city and has outdoor furniture. A coffee machine and kettle complete the kitchen facilities. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the apartment suits four people travelling together.

Beau Clocher provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The family rooms and non-smoking rooms suit group stays, while air conditioning helps keep you comfortable in summer. An airport shuttle is available, and bicycle hire lets you explore Saint-Tropez in a different way. Daily housekeeping, ironing and laundry services add to the practical amenities.

A shared lounge offers space to sit and watch TV. Guests can use the shared kitchen, and there is a mini-market on site. The fitness area includes changing rooms, a spa lounge and a hot tub. A safe is also available. Private check-in and check-out are provided. Room facilities include a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and city views. The property does not have parking.

Saint-Tropez is a port on the Saint-Tropez peninsula, on the Mediterranean coast of the Var. The old town brings together narrow lanes, warm-toned façades and shaded squares, while the port gives the town its maritime rhythm. Beaches, boats and terraces draw many visitors in summer; out of season, the streets and waterfront are quieter to explore. The centre is well suited to walking, with heritage, the seaside and port life all close by.

Plage de la Ponche is 100 m away and Plage de la Glaye is 110 m away. The citadel, which houses the Maritime History Museum, overlooks the coastline and traces the town’s naval past. Musée de l’Annonciade displays works connected with Saint-Tropez’s artistic history, while Maison des Papillons has a collection dedicated to butterflies. Place des Lices is known for its market and games of pétanque. The port also offers ferry connections, while the bus station serves regional journeys.

In summer, expect busy periods and heat, particularly when walking through the streets of the centre. You could start the day with a swim, continue with a visit to the citadel and museums, then finish at the port. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the peninsula and its coastal paths. The central beaches are within walking distance, and bicycles let you explore the surrounding area at a leisurely pace. A car can be useful for further excursions.