Clos des Vignes Pampelonne Vineyard

The five categories include double rooms and several suites, with floor areas ranging from 15 to 49 m². All have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Several categories include balconies or terraces, with views of the garden or pool; layouts and outdoor spaces vary from room to room.

The Suite - Pool View stands out for its large terrace and sleeping arrangements across two spaces. The Suite has a south-facing terrace, while the Two-Bedroom Interconnecting Suite with Terrace has two interconnecting rooms. The Junior Suite with Terrace is the largest and includes a kitchen and a terrace overlooking the garden. The Double Room with Terrace pairs a more compact space with a terrace overlooking the garden and a fitted kitchen. Occupancy varies by category.

Outdoor spaces are a key feature at Le Clos des Vignes Pampelonne Vineyard: a garden, patio, sun terrace and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the surroundings at different times of day. The outdoor pool, sun loungers, parasols and open-air bath add to the opportunities to relax. If you enjoy being active, you can hire bicycles, play table tennis or go hiking, cycling, horse riding or out on the water.

On site, the bar, café and snack bar serve drinks and light meals; fruit, wine and champagne are also available. Breakfast can be served in your room, and special-diet menus are available on request. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free private parking is available by reservation. Pets are allowed on request, and an additional charge may apply. Rooms include air conditioning, a TV and a minibar.

Ramatuelle lies inland on the Saint-Tropez peninsula, between vine-covered hills, pine forests and the Mediterranean coast. The Provençal village sits on higher ground, with narrow lanes and old façades; further down, the coast alternates between sandy beaches, coves and rocky headlands. The area suits travellers who want to spend their days swimming, walking around villages and discovering the landscapes of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.

Pampelonne Beach is known for its long stretch of sand and waters open to the Mediterranean. Around Cap Taillat and l’Escalet, coastal paths cross a wilder landscape of coves and sea views. The village of Ramatuelle offers a different side of the commune, while Gassin, perched on its promontory, makes another stop inland. Nearby vineyards also offer a chance to explore the surrounding wine-growing landscapes. A car is useful for getting between the beaches, villages and different parts of the peninsula.

In summer, the coast draws many visitors, and the days lend themselves to morning swims followed by an outing to the villages in the late afternoon. In spring and September, temperatures are often suitable for walks and excursions, and visitor numbers are generally lower than in July and August. You can spend a day at the beaches, then set aside another for coastal paths and hilltop villages. You can also discover the region through its vineyards and the roads linking Ramatuelle with Gassin and Saint-Tropez.