Château Rose Golfe de Saint Tropez

Château Rose Golfe de Saint Tropez offers seven room and suite categories, accommodating two people in the rooms and up to four in the Presidential Suite. Sizes range from 14 to 100 m². Air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine are among the shared amenities. Several categories also have a terrace, while the suites offer more space.

Views vary by room: some overlook the garden, while others face the sea or pool. The Junior Suite stands out for its balcony with a sea view, and the Deluxe Suite has a terrace facing the coast. The Presidential Suite comprises two bedrooms, two living rooms and two bathrooms. The Small Double Room is the most compact, at 14 m², while the Standard and Superior Double Rooms overlook the garden and have a terrace.

Château Rose Golfe de Saint Tropez brings together outdoor spaces and services to shape your days at the hotel. The garden and sun terrace accompany the heated outdoor pool, which has sun loungers, parasols and a fence. You can also hire bicycles, join cycling tours or go for a walk. Water sports facilities are available on site, and a golf course is less than three kilometres away.

The restaurant and bar cater for different times of day, and there is also a café on site. Breakfast can be served in your room, and children's menus or options for special diets are available on request. The 24-hour reception, luggage storage, concierge service and room service help you organise your stay. The hotel has free private parking, free Wi-Fi throughout and facilities for guests with reduced mobility.

Grimaud stretches between the hills of the Var and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Its territory brings together the old village, with its narrow streets and stone houses, the seafront and the canals of Port Grimaud. You can divide your days between swimming, discovering local heritage and water sports. The atmosphere varies from one neighbourhood to another: the village retains a Provençal character, while the coast is geared towards beaches and maritime life.

In Port Grimaud, the market is set among canals and colourful houses; Saint-François-d'Assise Church is one of the neighbourhood's landmarks. Water shuttles let you explore the gulf from the sea. Grimaud's historic village preserves the ruins of its medieval castle and the Pont des Fées, an old stone structure in a wooded setting. Several beaches line the coast: Plage du Centre Ville and Plage de Europe are each 1.1 km away, while the water shuttles are 1.5 km away. Golfers can also visit Golf de Beauvallon, 1.1 km away.

A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches, the village and other towns around the gulf. In summer, the days are well suited to swimming and boat trips, but the coast gets busier. Spring and September often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring Grimaud's narrow streets or the hillside trails. For a varied day, you can spend the morning in the old village, then head to the coast for a walk and a swim in the late afternoon.