Hotel B Lodge

Hotel B Lodge offers several categories of double rooms, as well as a duplex room. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 9 to 30 m², and occupancy varies by category. The Classic and Standard Rooms overlook the small garden; Standard and Superior Rooms are also available with a balcony. Some ground-floor rooms have a terrace, while the duplex offers more space for up to five guests.

Depending on the category, you will also find a minibar, desk or safe. Bedding options include a double bed, a large double bed, single beds or different configurations. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath. The upper-floor rooms are accessible by stairs only. This variety lets you choose between a compact room for two, a category with outdoor space or a duplex for a family stay.

Hotel B Lodge provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Outdoor furniture and terraces give you places to sit outside; one terrace is set up for enjoying the sunshine. The bar offers another place to have a drink and is open from April to October.

There is a café on site, and fruit is available. Services include daily housekeeping, a concierge service and a wake-up service. You will also find board games and puzzles. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge. The hotel has no parking. It has family and non-smoking rooms, as well as a designated smoking area. Safety features include an alarm, key cards and a safe. The rooms are accessible by stairs, and there is no lift.

Saint-Tropez combines an old Mediterranean port, narrow streets and beaches accessible from the town centre. rue de l’Aioli lies in the town’s historic fabric, among light-coloured façades and passageways leading down to the quay. The neighbourhood is easy to explore on foot and suits those who want to alternate heritage walks, swimming and breaks overlooking the boats. Plage de la Ponche is 100 m away, while the port is 300 m away.

The citadel towers over the rooftops and houses the Saint-Tropez Maritime History Museum, dedicated to the town’s links with the sea. Musée de l'Annonciade displays works associated with painters who spent time in the region. Place des Lices hosts a Provençal market and remains a lively spot to observe local life. The bus station is 690 m away; La Môle – Saint-Tropez Airport is 14 km away. Plage des Graniers, within walking distance of the centre, offers another place to swim.

In summer, Saint-Tropez attracts many visitors, and the beaches and town-centre streets are busy. Spring and early autumn often offer a quieter pace for exploring the old town, visiting the citadel and enjoying the coast. You can start the day in the narrow streets and at the port, continue with a visit to a museum, then finish by the water. If you plan to explore the beaches of the peninsula, allow time for travel, especially during peak season.