Hôtel Les Palmiers

The seven categories include double rooms and twin rooms, for two or three people depending on the type you choose. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a minibar and a flat-screen TV. They range from 12 to 25 m², with double beds in the double rooms and two single beds in the twin categories.

The Deluxe Double Room with Bath is the largest, at 25 m², and has a bathtub. The Superior rooms offer 16 m², while the Comfort versions measure 14 m². The Classic Double Room and Standard Double Room are each 12 m² and accommodate two people. The rooms also have a safe, a hairdryer, toiletries and bed linen.

The 24-hour reception makes arrivals at different times of day easier. Luggage storage is available, and private check-in and check-out can be arranged. After a walk around Saint-Tropez, you can sit outside on the terrace or in the garden; a sun terrace provides another outdoor space. There is also a shared lounge with a TV where you can spend time indoors.

The bar welcomes guests, and breakfast can be served in your room. The rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and internet access; Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge, and bowls are provided for them. Daily housekeeping, a safe and an on-site cash machine add practical amenities to the shared spaces and rooms.

Saint-Tropez is a former fishing village that has grown into a lively port town on the peninsula, with colourful façades, narrow streets and shady squares. Boulevard Vasserot is in the town centre, between the port and the old quarters. You can easily go from a stroll along the quays to the small streets, markets and nearby beaches. The town suits a trip focused on heritage as much as a stay by the sea.

The port, a three-minute walk from the hotel, is a landmark for watching the boats and walking along the quays. Place des Lices, 140 m away, hosts a Provençal market and games of pétanque. Musée de l'Annonciade, 250 m away, displays works linked to painters who stayed on the coast. Saint-Tropez Citadel, 490 m away, houses the Museum of Maritime History and offers a walk above the town. La Glaye Beach is 440 m away.

In summer, life around the port and beaches is particularly lively; spring and September are quieter times for walks. You can start the day at the market, continue with a visit to the museum and finish with a swim or a walk along the coast. The bus station and ferry terminal are in the town centre and are useful for regional travel and boat connections. If you arrive by car, you’ll need to arrange parking separately, as the hotel has no parking.