Hôtel la Rotonde

Rooms at Hôtel la Rotonde accommodate two to three people, depending on the category, and have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Several also have a flat-screen TV. The Standard Double Rooms and Double Rooms with Private Bathroom have a double bed; a Standard Twin Room offers a choice of two single beds or one large double bed. The Standard Triple Room has three single beds. These rooms range from 14 to 16 m², while the apartment offers more space.

Some rooms have a terrace with sea views. The One-Bedroom Apartment, which accommodates five people, offers 28 m², a balcony, a seating area and a kitchenette equipped with a hob, refrigerator and microwave. It has one single bed, one double bed and a sofa bed. Depending on the category, the bathroom has a shower or a bath; the apartment also has kitchenware and a dining table.

Hôtel la Rotonde offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The rooms have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV; the private bathrooms are equipped with free toiletries, towels and bed linen. Depending on the room, you will also find a terrace, balcony or kitchenette. Parking is public, free and available nearby, with no reservation possible. Pets are allowed, and a surcharge may apply.

The facilities include meeting and reception rooms, as well as luggage storage. Daily housekeeping is provided. You can enjoy the breakfast buffet and head to the local beaches for water sports, including snorkelling, scuba diving, canoeing and windsurfing. The surrounding area is also suitable for walking, cycling and hiking. Private check-in and check-out, as well as express services, are available. A terrace completes the communal areas.

La Croix-Valmer is a Provençal village in the Var, on the Saint-Tropez peninsula. The village stretches between the hills and the Mediterranean coast, with residential areas sloping down towards the beaches. The town attracts both swimming and sailing enthusiasts and travellers interested in the region’s villages and wine estates. The atmosphere changes with the season: summer is lively and busy along the seafront, while spring and September often bring milder days.

You can explore the village centre on foot, including Sainte-Croix Church and the shopping streets. The coastline has several beaches, including Plage de la Bouillabaisse, 2.4 km away, and Plage d’Héraclée. The remarkable natural site of Pardigon offers walks through a protected coastal area. Gassin and Ramatuelle, hilltop villages on the peninsula, have old lanes and views over the gulf. The region’s wine estates welcome visitors throughout the year. Saint-Tropez and Cavalaire-sur-Mer are both accessible by car for more walks and outings.

You could start the day with a stroll through the village, then continue to the waterfront or along the coastal paths. In summer, it is best to set off for the beaches early, as traffic and parking are busier. Out of season, the paths and villages are better suited to leisurely visits. In spring, the green hills invite you to go hiking; in September, the sea is still pleasant and visits to the wine estates take on particular significance during the grape harvest.