COMO Le Beauvallon - Golfe de Saint-Tropez

The eight accommodation options include double rooms and several suites. All rooms and suites are air-conditioned and have a television and a safe. The Superior Room, Deluxe Room and Double Room each accommodate two people and measure 18, 25 and 48 m² respectively. The Junior and Beauvallon Suites measure 40 and 48 m² and accommodate two guests. The Two-Bedroom Suite and Two-Bedroom Suite with Terrace can accommodate four people.

The Two-Bedroom Suite offers 84 m² and has one large double bed and two single beds. The Two-Bedroom Suite with Terrace covers 103 m² and has two extra-large double beds. At 199 m², the COMO Suite is the largest and accommodates two people. Double beds vary between the rooms and suites.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace and access to the beachfront. The seasonal outdoor swimming pool has a swim-up bar, and sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are available. Activities include a children’s club, a games room, billiards, and tennis or badminton equipment. Bicycle hire, walking tours and cycling tours let you explore the surrounding area.

The hotel offers a spa and wellness centre, massages, yoga classes and a fitness centre. There are two restaurants, an on-site café and a bar; breakfast can be served in your room, and children’s menus or menus for special diets are available on request. Private parking is free. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property at no extra charge. Facilities for disabled guests, a concierge service and luggage storage are also available.

Beauvallon is part of the Grimaud coastline on the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. The landscape combines Mediterranean beaches, gardens and golf courses, with the sea as a backdrop for days outdoors. This area suits travellers looking to alternate swimming, water sports and walks, while still being able to reach the gulf’s villages and ports. Grimaud also has an old village inland, distinct from Port Grimaud and its canals.

Several beaches are near the hotel, including Anse du Vieux Moulin and Guerrevieille Beach. Beauvallon Golf Club draws golf enthusiasts with its seaside course. Port Grimaud is a place to stroll along the canals and see the architecture of this waterside town; Saint-Tropez has a port, narrow streets and the Musée de l'Annonciade, devoted in particular to painters associated with the region. Boat shuttles serve the ports in the area. A car makes it easier to get to Grimaud’s old village, nearby beaches and other towns around the gulf.

In summer, the days lend themselves to swimming and boat trips, while the coastline gets busier. Spring and early autumn are often quieter times to visit villages, browse markets and enjoy coastal paths. You can spend a day at Beauvallon’s beaches, then head to Saint-Tropez to explore the port and the collections at the Musée de l'Annonciade. For a different outing, Grimaud’s old village offers narrow streets and Provençal heritage in contrast to the seaside scenery.