Hotel Lou Pinet

The seven categories include double or twin rooms and several suites, sleeping two to four people depending on the type chosen. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, minibar and coffee machine. They range from 25 to 80 m² and overlook the garden or pool.

The Superior, Deluxe and Prestige rooms differ in particular in their size and views. The Junior Suites and Superior Suites have layouts suitable for three people, with a sofa bed or single beds depending on the category. The largest option, the Prestige Suite, has a patio and a terrace overlooking the pool. Bathrooms have a bath and shower; suites also offer a separate area or an additional bed, depending on their layout.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terrace and outdoor furniture. The outdoor swimming pool is heated, and sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are provided. For relaxation, there is also a spa, hammam, relaxation area, massage service and beauty treatments. Facilities and activities include a fitness centre, yoga classes and a personal sports coach.

The restaurant, bar and in-room breakfast service complete the dining options. Rooms have a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels, a minibar and a coffee machine or kettle. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The reception is open 24 hours a day; the concierge, luggage storage, room service and bicycle hire make it easier to organise your stay. Private indoor parking is available by reservation only, at a cost of €45 per day.

Saint-Tropez stretches across a peninsula in the Var, between the gulf, beaches and inland hills. Its old port, narrow streets and warm-coloured façades make up a lively centre, while coastal paths lead to coves and quieter beaches. The area around Chemin du Pinet lets you enjoy the coastal scenery while reaching the town's sights.

The Citadel of Saint-Tropez, 1.6 km away, houses the Museum of Maritime History and offers a glimpse into the town's seafaring past. Place des Lices, the same distance away, is a popular meeting place beneath the plane trees, known for its market and pétanque games. The Annonciade Museum displays works associated with painters who stayed in the region. For a break by the water, Graniers Beach is 1.3 km away; Canoubiers Beach is also very close. You can explore the centre and port on foot, but a car is useful for discovering the villages and beaches around the gulf.

In summer, Saint-Tropez attracts many visitors, and traffic on the coastal roads can slow you down. Spring and early autumn often offer a quieter atmosphere for strolling through the centre, visiting museums and walking along the coast. You can spend a day visiting the Citadel, having lunch near the port and swimming in a cove. For excursions, the villages on the peninsula and the scenery of the Massif des Maures offer another perspective on the Var, with shaded paths and views of the Mediterranean. You need to reserve the hotel's private parking.