Hôtel La Tartane Saint-Tropez

The rooms and suites accommodate up to two people, depending on their layout. They all have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a minibar. The rooms differ in their access to a private or shared terrace, or in their size. The Room with Terrace has a private entrance from the garden, while the Garden Side Room also has a seating area and a furnished terrace.

The suites offer more space and distinctive layouts. The Mezza Suite is spread over three levels, with a small lounge opening onto a private terrace. The Duplex Suite occupies two floors and includes a separate bedroom, a lounge and a planted terrace. Several categories have a bath, balcony or private terrace; the Room with Patio opens onto a shared outdoor space. The beds are large double beds, with an additional sofa bed in the Duplex Suite.

The hotel has a heated outdoor pool and a fitness centre, and offers massages. The terrace and garden provide places to sit outside; sun loungers and parasols are also available. Guests can choose from the on-site restaurant, bar or café. Dining services include fruit, wine and champagne, a buffet with options for children, children's menus and menus for specific dietary requirements on request.

A 24-hour reception, concierge service and luggage storage are available. The shuttle serves Saint-Tropez and the beaches, while valet parking complements the free private parking, which has an electric vehicle charging point. The hotel also offers bicycle hire, walking tours and water activities such as snorkelling, scuba diving, canoeing and windsurfing. Families can use the babysitting service; facilities also include equipment for guests with reduced mobility.

The Salins area is on the Saint-Tropez peninsula, amid Mediterranean scenery of pine trees, coastal vegetation and coves. This part of the town suits travellers who want to alternate swimming with visits to the village. Beaches stretch along the coast, while the lanes in the centre and the harbour offer another side of Saint-Tropez, with its colourful façades and boats.

The grounds of Château de la Moutte are 530 m away and are a pleasant place for a walk among the trees. Château de la Moutte recalls the history of this coastal estate. Plage de Capon, 1.2 km away, provides access to the sea for a day of swimming or a break by the water. Closer to the village, the Citadel of Saint-Tropez houses the Maritime History Museum and overlooks the rooftops of the harbour. The hotel's free shuttle serves Saint-Tropez and the beaches; a car also makes it easier to travel between the peninsula's different coves. La Môle - Saint-Tropez Airport is 16 km away.

In summer, the days are well suited to morning swims before heading to the harbour for a stroll and a look around the lanes. Visitor numbers rise in high season; spring and early autumn are quieter, with temperatures often pleasant for walking along the coast. For a cultural outing, the Citadel and its museum offer a closer look at the town's maritime past. The peninsula's beaches make it easy to spend another day by the Mediterranean.